Blessed with an open, welcoming, and engaging society, Vietnam is a nation balanced between deeply held traditions and an exploding modernity that make it a uniquely wonderful travel destination. The war is a distant memory and Americans are now appreciated as partners in economic opportunity. Vietnam is more about experiences than checklists and boasts the best food in Southeast Asia and you have a formula for travel memories to last a lifetime.

Our brief foray into Cambodia provides access to Southeast Asia’s premier sight:  Angkor Wat. We'll spend 2 full days exploring the best temples and sights of this storied archeological area.

Thailand is the foremost jewel of Southeast Asian travel and a great value for American travelers. Blessed with a dizzying array of natural wonders, a welcoming society, a splendid cultural heritage, and a well established tourist infrastructure, Thailand makes for a perfect foray into Asian travel. The tour includes the Buddhist temples and imperial wonders of Bangkok, the spectacular natural wonders of the Andaman coast and Khao Sok National Park, the northern capital of Chiang Mai, and the World Heritage sites of Ayuthaya and Sukhothai.

Note:  While the this tours is not particularly physically demanding in the typical way, the region is hot and humid, which has an enervating effect. Additionally, at certain times during the tour we’ll be climbing in and out of boats, sometimes without a pier or dock, or climbing up ladders onto boats (snorkeling excursion), climbing up to and through a cave, riding bikes, etc. Those activities require a reasonable level of strength and dexterity - and an adventurous spirit. However, nothing is required on our tours. Travelers may skip any activities they chose and accommodation will be made for them.

• Explore the vibrant city of Bangkok with its Buddhist temples and imperial wonders.
• Visit the spectacular natural wonders of the Andaman islands.
• Discover the lush beauty of Khao Sok National Park.
• Experience the cultural richness of the northern capital, Chiang Mai.
• Explore UNESCO World Heritage sites like Ayutthaya and Sukhothai.
• The wonders of Hue and Hoi An
• Homestay visit Mekong Delta
• The karst geology of Ninh Binh
• Halong Bay overnight
• Exploring the Cu Chi tunnels
• Tours of Hanoi and Saigon
• Angkor Wat in Cambodia, Southeast Asia’s premier historical site.

Visa Requirements: Participants must obtain Visitor Visas for all countries at their own expense.  The acquisition of visitor visas to any country is the sole responsibility of the traveler. Imprint is unable to assist with the acquisition of visas or issues you might encounter during the process.

Vietnam requires an E-visa prior to arrival. We recommend the Vietnamese government., but there are many reputable outfits providing E-visas. Cambodia issues visitor visas upon arrival ($36) or an E-visa can be acquired online before arrival. Thailand issues visas upon arrival (no fee).

Q: How do I obtain a visa for Vietnam?

A: You need a visitor visa before arrival. Apply online via the Vietnamese Embassy website: VIETNAM  If you would like help acquiring your visa there are many reputable outfits providing E-visas.
Q: What information will I need to complete the online visa process?

A: A digital passport size headshot, digital image of passport ID page, if you click yes on agency you can list Imprint Tours

Q: How much will the visa cost?

A: $25

Q: How long does the process take?

A: Usually a few days to a week.

Registration and Deposit

Q: What should I expect after registering and paying the deposit for the tour?

A: You will receive a confirmation email welcoming you to the tour. This email will include a link to a 'Manage Booking' page where you can view and edit all your trip details, your deposit receipt, payment schedule, and information for purchasing travel insurance through Travelex. Imprint Tours STRONGLY recommends purchasing trip insurance.

Flight Information

Q: Are flights included?

A: International Flights to/from the tour are NOT included. Internal tour flights (Hanoi > Hue, Denang> HCMC, HCMC > Siem Reap, Siem Reap > Chiang Mai, Ayuthaya > Surat Thani, Krabbi > Bangkok) are included.

Q: What airport do I use to join/depart the tour?

A: The tour starts in Hanoi (HAN) on Jan 15 (late afternoon) and ends at Bangkok's Don Muang airport (DMK) on Feb 13 in the early afternoon. Homeward flights will likely need to be booked from Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Int'l Airport (BKK). Imprint will help with transfers between the two airports. (1 hour) Please do not book any BKK departure earlier than 20:00 on Feb 13. 

Q: Should I arrive early for the tour?

A: When you arrive is entirely up to you. Most Imprint travelers arrive 1 day early.

Q: Does Imprint provide or arrange airport transfers?

A: No, airport transfers to join or depart the tour are the traveler's responsibility to arrange. Basic information will be included in the 8-Week Letter. 

Q: Does Imprint provide advice about airlines, routing, or booking?

A: No, Imprint does not provide these services.

Q: When can I feel comfortable booking my flights

A: Avoid booking flights before May 15, 2025 unless you confirm the tour status.

Q: Do I need to check the tour status after May 15?

A: No, if you have not received a cancellation notice from Imprint by May 15 you may assume the tour is a go.

Early Pay Discount (EPD)

Q: How do I avail the Early Pay Discount (EPD)?

A: To receive the $600 EPD, you must book your trip and pay in full by the designated date. The payment system already reflects this discount and the price will be adjusted to full price (+ $600) on May 16. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions regarding EPD as cancellation incurs a penalty.

Pre-Departure Information

Q: What should I do to prepare for the tour?

A: About 8 weeks before departure, you'll receive a detailed email with a packing list, sightseeing suggestions, and other important information. Meanwhile, ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the tour end date and has two clean pages for visa stamps.

Pre- and Post-Tour Hotels

Q: Since Imprint is unable to assist with pre- or post-tour hotels bookings, how do I book extra hotel nights?

A: For pre-tour nights, our Hanoi hotel is the Q Hotel. If you would like to book post-tour nights in Bangkok, we do not have a final hotel booked there.

Tour Hotels

Q: If I need a complete list of tour hotels, where do I find that?

A: On the VAWT Tour ITINERARY page on the Imprint website.

Important Reminders

Q: Are there any critical things I need to keep in mind?

A:

• Print and keep the confirmation letter for reference.

• If your passport will expire between now and 6 months beyond your intended departure from Southeast Asia, it is your sole responsibility to update your registration information in We Travel. You can use the link in your confirmation email to return to your account to make edits. Imprint Tours is not responsible for reminding you to update your information nor for any problems with booking delays or mistakes due to incorrect passport data.

• Add reid@imprinttours.com to your email address book.

• Download & activate Whatsapp for essential on-tour communications.

• Check your bank’s policy on international ATM withdrawal or Credit Card fees.

Health and Safety

Q: What health precautions should I take?

A: Visit the CDC website or your local travel medicine clinic for suggested inoculations for Vietnam, Cambodia, & Thailand. We cannot advise on inoculations due to liability concerns.

This tour involves moderate to difficult physical activity, including walking tours and excursions to natural sites with uneven terrain, getting in and out of boats (often without a dock), riding bikes, etc. Additionally, the climate is tropical. Heat and humidity can be quite enervating. Participants should be in good health and capable of handling such activities and environmental conditions. Finally, traveling for 30 days is demanding.

Tour Member Expectations

Q: What mindset should I have for the tour?

A: Be flexible, independent, and personally responsible. Expect challenges and surprises, especially in less-developed areas. Positive, flexible attitudes contribute to a better group experience.

Travel Insurance

Q: Why is travel insurance important?

A: Travel insurance protects your investment against unforeseen events like flight delays, baggage loss, or sudden illness. We recommend Travelex 

In case you haven’t read our Terms and Conditions carefully, we would like to repeat the

importance of purchasing trip insurance. We have partnered with Travelex, a leader in the travel insurance industry. We have chosen Travelex for their very high rating, their record and

reliability of processing claims, and their excellent customer service. Travelex is proud to offer

you a variety of travel protection plans to fit your travel needs. We understand your plans can

change quickly and unforeseen events could impact your travel plans. We feel it’s important to consider purchasing a travel protection plan to help protect you and your travel investment.

Travel protection plans help provide coverage for:

- Trip Cancellation

- Trip Interruption

- Emergency Medical Expenses

- Emergency Evacuation/Repatriation of Remains

- Travel Delay

- Baggage & Personal Effects

- Baggage Delay and more

TRAVEL ASSISTANCE SERVICES*: With a Travelex Travel Protection Plan, emergency assistance and travel services are just a phone call away from virtually anywhere in the world.

For more information on the recommended plans or to enroll, CLICK HERE or contact Travelex

Insurance Services at 800-228-9792 and reference location number 06-0252.

Please Note:

Travelex Insurance Services plans are only available to U.S. Residents. To be eligible for a

waiver of the pre-existing medical condition exclusion, the Ultimate protection plan must be

purchased within 21 days from the time you make your initial trip deposit. However, plans can

be purchased any time up until the day prior to departure.

*Travel Assistance Services are provided by the designated provider as listed in the policy. The product descriptions provided here are only brief summaries and may be changed without notice. The full coverage terms and details, including limitations and exclusions, are contained in the insurance policy. Travelex Insurance Services, Inc. CA Agency License #0D10209. Insurance coverages underwritten by individual member companies of Zurich in North America, including Zurich American Insurance Company (NAIC #16535, state of domicile: New York), 1299 Zurich Way, Schaumburg, IL 60196. Certain coverages not available in all states.With a Travelex Travel Protection Plan, emergency assistance and travel services are just a phone call away from virtually anywhere in the world. For more information on the recommended plans or to enroll, click here or contact Travelex Insurance Services at 800-228-9792 and reference location number 06-0252. For detailed information on coverage options and terms, please refer to our Travel Insurance disclaimer on the Imprint Tours website.  

Day 1  Hanoi
Meeting; Temple of Literature; Dinner
Our tour starts mid-afternoon. We’ll have our get-acquainted meeting, meet our Vietnamese guide, visit the Temple of Literature (founded in 1076, Vietnam’s first university was established within this temple to educate Vietnam's royalty, mandarins and members of the elite), and then head out for a traditional Vietnamese dinner.
Q Hotel  (2 nights) http://theqhotel.com.vn/

Day 2  Hanoi
Bai Dinh; Trang An
Today we take a 2 hour drive from urban Hanoi to the rural province of Ninh Binh. Our first destination is Trang An, often referred to as the “Halong Bay of the Mainland”. This excursion is by small boat. Sit back and enjoy the two-hour paddle through caves and past rural temples, always with the stunning backdrop of karst crags and towers. After having lunch at a local restaurant, we depart for a visit to Bai Dinh, the largest complex of Buddhist temples in Vietnam and a popular site for Buddhist pilgrimages. Bring extra storage cards for your camera! After our full day in the countryside, we return to Hanoi for a free evening.

Day 3  Halong Bay
Hanoi Hilton; Halong cruising; cave visit
Our day begins with a visit to the “Hanoi Hilton” where American POW’s were imprisoned during the Vietnam War. Then we are off to Halong Bay, Vietnam’s most impressive scenic wonder. Views of sailing junks navigating the 3000+ karst islands and rocky outcrops jutting out of the bay are nothing short of spectacular. We travel to Halong where we board our sailing junk for an exploration of the bay, enjoy a seafood lunch and dinner, visit a cave, and spend a night on board (Note:  a single supplement does not provide for a single cabin on the junk). It is a wonderful experience to spend a night on the bay.

Day 4  Hue
Halong cruising; Flight
After breakfast, we continue cruising around Halong Bay, before returning to port and driving back to Hanoi. We’ll be transported directly to Hanoi’s airport for an afternoon flight to Hue. Upon arrival we’ll be transferred to our centrally located hotel. Hue, located on the Perfume River, is the former capital of the Nguyen dynasty.
Romance Hotel  (3 nights)  http://romancehotel.com.vn/en/

Day 5  Hue
Citadel; Thien Mu Pagoda; Royal Tomb
This morning we take a tour of the partially ruined Citadel, capital of Vietnam in the 19th century. It’s six miles of walls contain the palaces and pavilions of the ruling Nguyen emperors and the remains of the Forbidden Purple City, where only the emperor or his eunuchs and concubines were allowed entrance. Many buildings remain blackened and crumbling, creating an evocative ambiance, ideal for photographing or imagining the ghosts of the mandarins. Next we’ll visit the famous Thien Mu Pagoda, a center for anti government protests in the early 1960s. We’ll have lunch in a Buddhist monastery before heading to the surrounding countryside to visit one of the extravagant royal tombs in the area.

Day 6  Hue
An Bang
After breakfast we will visit An Bang Cemetery (AKA “The City of Ghosts”). This cemetery is unique in the world and the most luxurious and magnificent graveyard in Vietnam. It boasts brilliantly colored tomb and memorial structures built dramatically on white sand. The rest of the day will be free time for your own discovery! Imprint can arrange a cooking class for those interested.

Day 7  Hoi An
Walking Tour Hoi An
One of Vietnam’s most scenic road trips over Hai Van Pass begins our day. Our destination, Hoi An, was originally a Cham port town so has been influenced down the centuries by traders from many cultures. The town is a living museum, with Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and European architectural influences. There are pagodas, assembly halls, attractive wooden merchant’s houses, and colorful tiled houses scattered along the small streets. Once a bustling port, today Hoi An’s ambiance, tranquility, and charm make it one of the most delightful places to visit in Vietnam. This afternoon will include a guided walking tour and orientation of the town center.
Hoi An Delicacy Hotel (3 nights) https://hoiandelicacyhotel.com/en/

Day 8  Hoi An
My Son
This morning, we visit My Son, the Cham civilization’s spiritual home, where Cham kings were buried as early as the fourth century. There are many carved stone towers, sanctuaries, and tombs to explore and photograph at this intriguing archaeological site. This afternoon is free to explore, shop, or relax in Hoi An.

Day 9  Hoi An
Free Day
Today we continue our vacation from our vacation. Hoi An is a marvelous place to wander and enjoy the thriving riverside market – a good place to buy silk. Local tailors can create fine garments for a bargain price, all within a day. Imprint can arrange a Vietnamese cooking class or photography class for those interested. Rent a bike for the day or just relax by the hotel pool.

Day 10  Ben Tre Homestay
Cao Dai Temple; Mekong
This morning we depart Hoi An for nearby Danang, where we board our flight to Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon (flight included). Upon arrival we will depart for the Mekong Delta. Enroute we’ll stop to visit a vibrant and colorful Cao Dai temple. Indigenous to Vietnam, Caodaism is a unique fusion of Taoism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam and Confucianism. At Cai Be we begin a Mekong River boat trip, taking us to our island homestay. Dinner tonight is followed by local entertainment. (Note: our homestay accommodations are clean and comfortable with mostly private facilities*, but plain and rustic. A single supplement does not provide for a private room at the homestay.)
Bem Tre Homestay (2 nights) *we cannot guarantee private facilities for every guest room

Day 11  Ben Tre Homestay
Mekong activities
After breakfast we will embark on our morning’s activities. We’ll explore the small waterways of the delta in sampans, stop to visit businesses, and observe the locals plying their trades. After sampling various tropical fruits, local candies, and other local specialties we’ll return to our homestay for relaxation. For those interested, you will have the opportunity to participate in the preparation of our traditional dinner.

Day 12  Saigon
Cu Chi Tunnels
Today we depart the Delta and return to Saigon. Enroute we’ll visit a thriving riverside market and then one of the most important sites in southern Vietnam, the famous Cu Chi Tunnels. These complex tunnels were used by the Viet Cong in the long war against the US and were instrumental to the Vietnamese victory. Cu Chi is actually the name of the district that covers an extensive underground network (approximately 125 miles) of tunnels. They contained storage, refuge, hospitals, accommodations, and even schools. A section of the tunnels has been widened to allow tourists a feeling for what underground life must have been like.
Paragon Saigon Hotel (2 nights)  https://paragonsaigon.com/

Day 13  Saigon
City Tour; War Remnants Museum
This morning we take a tour of the city, passing the Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Post Office. We'll visit the War Remnants Museum for a sobering yet informative lesson on the Vietnam War. Your afternoon is free to relax or explore. We'll then gather for our final dinner together.

Day 14  Cambodia
We'll catch a morning flight to Siem Reap Cambodia, gateway to the Angkor Archeological Zone.

Day 14 Siem Reap 
Welcome Meeting; Dinner
In the late afternoon we’ll gather for a short briefing with our ace guide Kheang. The day concludes with a classic Cambodian dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 15  Siem Reap
Angkor Wat; Ta Prohm
Our destination this morning is Angkor Wat, the jewel in the great Angkor crown, the world’s largest religious building, and Southeast Asia’s premier sight. Our guide will interpret its long bas relief galleries, distinctive corncob prangs, and concentric walls and moats:  which together constitute a metaphor for the Buddhist cosmos. Lunch is Khmer style in a local restaurant. In the afternoon we’ll visit Ta Prohm, made famous in the movie “Tomb Raider”. This complex was left in its natural state, overwhelmed by the jungle. The roots of giant trees weave in, on, and through the temple ruins and walls of the complex. We’ll take plenty of free time here for photographers to record these iconic Angkor images.

Day 16  Siem Reap
Banteay Sri; Angkor Thom
In the morning we’ll head to Banteay Srie, a small but intricately carved temple complex considered to be the epitome of Khmer architecture. Additionally, the journey to and from Srie affords opportunities to see village life. After a midday break we’ll visit Angkor Thom, a royal city encompassing famous Bayon temple, the Elephants and Leper King Terraces, and one of the oft-photographed Angkor Thom Gates. The Bayon is a popular favorite with labyrinthine passages to explore and multiple towers – each with 4 enigmatic Khmer faces. The south gate may well be the most photographed destination at Angkor. Its massive “4-face” tower and ‘tug-of-war’ warrior balustrades adorn many books and brochures. We will finish our day with a visit to the APOPO organization training center. This fascinating charity trains Tanzanian rats to sniff out landmines, saving thousands of Cambodian lives. Tonight we’ll indulge in a traditional dinner while enjoying classical Khmer dance.

Day 17  Thailand
A morning flight (included) carries us to Chiang Mai and Thailand

Day 17 Chiang Mai

Welcome meeting; Dinner

Welcome to Thailand! Our tour starts late afternoon with a get-acquainted meeting followed by dinner in a local restaurant.

Day 18 Chiang Mai
Elephant encounters; Wat Doi Suthep

This morning we’ll visit one of the ethical elephant sanctuaries near Chiang Mai. We’ll learn about elephant life in Asia while observing the great animals in their natural habitat. In the afternoon we depart for the nearby mountain temple of Doi Suthep for panoramic views and the tour’s best Buddhist connection experience. Ring the prayer bells as we ascend or take photos of the sacred Bodhi tree, the view, or giant ceremonial drums. While listening to the musical tinkling of temple bells you can receive a monk’s blessing, learn your fortune from joss sticks, join the ceremonial circumambulation of the stupa, or add oil to the sacred lamps (like lighting a candle in a Catholic church). Our guide will use Doi Suthep’s “Century Calendar Book” to teach you your birth sign, sacred animal, and ritual Buddha posture. If available, we'll stay to listen to the monks' chanting service.

Day 19 Chiang Mai

Cooking Class;  Village Homestay Visit

On our second morning together we’ll engage in a cooking class. We will shop for ingredients at the local market, learn to prepare several simple Thai dishes, and then enjoy the results for lunch. Then we’ll depart to the countryside for a taste of rural life. We’ll take an easy countryside bike ride, visiting a local handicraft cooperative and a mushroom or rice farm. Later we’ll partake in a traditional Kantok dinner with our village hosts. Traditional music and a dance performance will be provided by local students. The evening concludes with a Thai lantern ceremon

Day 20 Sukhothai

Craft Villages

After breakfast we will begin the journey to intriguing Sukhothai. As we leave Chiang Mai we’ll visit a couple of the famous craft villages. Choices include lacquerware, silk production, and pottery. We will certainly visit famous Bo Sang Village, where colorful umbrellas, fans, and hats are still crafted by hand. In the afternoon we continue our drive to Sukhothai

Day 21 Sukhothai
Sukhothai Historical Park
This morning we’ll have a guided visit of Sukhothai, one of Thailand’s World Heritage sites. Sukhothai was Siam’s first “national” capital, uniting its feudal kingdoms in the 13th century. Culture, art, and architecture flourished and today we can visit the remnants of that refined dynasty. The captivating temple ruins boast rows of columns, crumbling stupas, and many Buddhas displaying the enigmatic “Sukhothai Smile.”  We’ll navigate the flat terrain by bicycle and indulge in a picnic lunch among the ruins. Your afternoon is free to relax by the pool or have a Thai massage.

Day 22 Bangkok
Klong Tour; Riverside Dinner
After breakfast we'll depart Sukhothai, heading south to Thailand's bustling capital - Bangkok. Upon arrival we'll check into our hotel for some down time. In the late afternoon we'll embark on a tour of the city's canals (klongs). Bangkok is laced with hundreds of canals. A tour of these waterways is a journey into Bangkok’s heart and soul, and a fantastic waterborne photo safari. We’ll see people cooking, fishing, washing dishes, swimming, making merit, and playing. We’ll float past teak palaces side by side with ramshackle hovels and workaday wats. Afterward we’ll enjoy a classic Bangkok experience, a riverside dinner with the illuminated spires of the Grand Palace visible on the other side of the river.

Day 23 Bangkok
Grand Palace; Wat Pho
The Grand Palace complex with its flamboyant architectural style includes Wat Phra Kaew, a wonder of gleaming stupas, statues, and bots. This is Thailand’s premier sight and a fitting start to our Bangkok sight-seeing. Phra Kheo is home to the country’s most venerated religious object, the Emerald Buddha. The complex is surrounded by a galleried wall, displaying an electric mural series from the Ramakian, the Hindu epic of good vs. evil. Giant Yakshas, or mythical guardians watch over the entrances. Gilded garudas and multi-chromatic mythic warriors line the bases of chedis and other gilded statues populate the grounds. Next door is Wat Pho, home to Thailand’s largest reclining Buddha. Pho has a more work-a-day feel. Engage the monks in conversation, check out the ancient massage school “instruction” panels, drop coins in the alms bowls, or photograph the whimsical guardian statues at Pho’s main gates.

Day 24 Bangkok
Tuk-Tuk tour
On this morning we’ll explore Bangkok’s less accessible sights on a tuk-tuk tour – the ubiquitous Asian 3-wheel transport.  Highlights include Wat Saket – the Golden Mount, Rama V monument, the flower market, and Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall. Your afternoon is free to explore on your own. Visit the amulet market, Dusit Park, or Wat Traimit with its 5.5 ton solid gold Buddha statue.

Day 25 Ayuthaya
Ayuthaya Historical Park
After breakfast we'll travel north to Ayuthaya, Siam’s capital from the 14th to the 18th centuries. It is Thailand’s second World Heritage site and our favorite archaeological destination. We'll visit Wats Mahathat and Si Sanphet upon arrival. After checking into our hotel we'll finish our afternoon with the saffron-sashed Buddha statues of Yai Chai Mongkhon. Then we’ll board a converted rice barge for dinner. Relax while some of Ayuthaya’s prime sights drift gently by.

Day 26 Khao Sok
Khao Sok Excursion
An early morning flight jets us south to Surat Thani (included). Then it’s on to Chiaw Lan Lake in beautiful Khao Sok National Park. After checking in to our floating guesthouse we’ll enjoy lunch together. Afternoon activities include a nearby excursions on the lake surrounded by soaring limestone karsts and cliffs. In addition to the tropical flora and breathtaking landscape we hope to see gibbons, flying lizards, and a variety of birdlife. But the real magic begins at dusk as moon shadow creeps across the surrounding karsts creating a magical ambiance.

Day 27 Trang - Koh Lanta
Tharn Bokkaranee
A morning’s drive brings us to another natural jewel, Tharn Bokkoranee National Park. We’ll board longtail boats to venture through karst hongs (natural caves) and emerald pools surrounded by the verdant mangrove jungle. After lunch we continue south to Koh Lanta, by-passing over-developed resort areas to relatively undeveloped Trang Province. It’s longer and more complicated to get here, but the payout is spectacular.

Day 28 Trang - Koh Lanta
Free day
Today is a full-stop break from the demands of our tour itinerary. No planned activities. You decide how you want to spend your day in this tropical paradise. Options include snorkeling, hiking, kayaking, scuba, or just relaxing by the beach.

Day 29 Trang - Koh Lanta
Andaman excursion
After breakfast we’ll take a boat excursion to 3 or 4 of the most picturesque Andaman islands for a fun-in-the-sun snorkeling adventure. Our private boat will take us to pristine beaches and past dramatic karst islands. The day includes Koh Muk’s spectacular Emerald Cave. We swim through a 300-foot long sea cave to reach the secluded interior lagoon (actually a collapsed hong). A perfect sandy beach is surrounded by steep jungle-clad cliffs forming a perfect, round, natural chimney up to the blue sky. It is an amazing experience! We'll return to Lanta for our final Thai feast together.

Day 30 Tour over
Our tour officially ends after a midday flight back to Bangkok (flight included; Bangkok's Don Muang airport). We will help with transfer arrangements into the city or to nearby Suvarnabhumi international airport (BKK).