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Grand Tour of Indochina

26 days Fully Inclusive Classic Group Tour

Grand Tour of Indochina

Witness the traditions, scenery and sights of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Stand astounded by the intricacies of Angkor, the majesty of Halong Bay and the tranquillity of Luang Prabang.

Please Note: The uppermost level of Bayon Temple will be undergoing restorations from January 2020 and may last several years. During this maintenance period passengers will be unable to access this area but can continue to enjoy the impressive architecture from the lower two levels.

  • Fully Inclusive
    Touring with Guides and entrance fees
  • Included Meals
    Breakfasts: 25 , Lunches: 24 , Dinners: 25
  • Accommodation
    25 nights in 4 star accommodation
  • Cruise
    Mekong River Cruise, Halong Bay Cruise
  • Group Tour
    Max Group Size: 28
  • Physical Rating 2
    A reasonable level of fitness is required, as you'll be spending time on your feet and doing a bit of walking to cover short distances during your daily sightseeing. There will also be some climbing of steps and climbing on and off of coaches and boats.
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    Walking, some steps and extended time on your feet.
Classic Group Tour
26 DAYS
From USD $7,267PP
Saigon – Hoi An – Hue –Hanoi – Mai Chau – Halong Bay – Luang Prabang – Vang Vieng – Vientiane – Phnom Penh – Siem Reap
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Tour Highlights

Our Grand Tour of Indochina tour will see you exploring the most iconic sites, delving into deep-rooted culture and dining on delicious cuisine and thoroughly researched to bring you a range of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, many of which are entirely exclusive to us.

Day by Day Itinerary

Saigon (3N) - Hoi An (3N) - Hue (2N) - Hanoi (1N+1N+1N) - Mai Chau (2N) - Halong Bay (1N) - Luang Prabang (3N) - Vang Vieng (2N) - Vientiane (1N) - Phnom Penh (2N) - Siem Reap (3N)
  • Day 1
    Arrive Saigon
    Dinner
    Day 1: Arrive Saigon

    On arrival in Tan Son Nhat International Airport, you will be met by an English-speaking representative and transfer 45 minutes to your hotel. Please note: Early check in is not included. If your flight arrives in the morning and you wish to arrange this, please speak to your reservations consultant. An informal Welcome Dinner will be held on Day 1. If you miss this due to your arrival time, all information will be provided to you at breakfast the following morning. Additional night's before and after your tour can be arranged.

    Dinner
  • Day 2
    Discover Saigon
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 2: Discover Saigon

    Confront the reality of guerrilla warfare at the Cu Chi Tunnels. These cramped tunnels were central to some of the war’s strategic operations, including the famous 1968 Tet Offensive. This afternoon, explore modern day Saigon (HCMC) with its heady mix of local culture and colonial influences. We pass the Notre Dame Cathedral, visit the impressive Central Post Office, see the Reunification Palace and spend some time in reflection at the poignant War Remnants Museum.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 3
    Mekong Delta
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 3: Mekong Delta

    Drive 2 and a half hours down to the picturesque province of Ben Tre situated along the mighty Mekong. This area is known as the ‘Rice Basket of Vietnam’, because its rich and fertile lands produce large amounts of rice, coconuts, vegetables and tropical fruit. Spend the day cruising and exploring these waterways by traditional Sampan boat. Sightseeing involves hopping on and off these boats, often on unsteady and slippery surfaces, sometimes without handrails or assistance.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Days 4-5
    Explore Hoi An
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Days 4-5: Explore Hoi An

    Fly 1 hour and 20 minutes to Danang, and transfer 45 minutes to the ancient town of Hoi An for your 3-night stay. This afternoon, take a walking tour of Hoi An’s beautifully traditional Old Town, with its network of lantern-lit streets, small bridges, and cheerful yellow houses. See Tan Ky, a traditional house occupied by descendants of the same merchant family that originally built it over 200 years ago. Visit Quan Cong Chinese Temple and stop to admire the pink-hued Japanese Covered Bridge, constructed in the 1590s. The next day morning, visit Tra Que, a local community farming project just outside of Hoi An. Here, multiple farming families have come together to create a co-operative herb and vegetable farm, which supplies most of the local restaurants. Learn the traditional methods the farmers use to plant, fertilise and harvest the crop, then try your hand at raking the ground and sowing seeds. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure to shop, head to the beach, or perhaps visit one of Hoi An’s famous express tailors or sandal-makers – known for their ability to whip up high-quality tailored clothing and deliver it to your hotel in as little as 24 hours.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 6
    Hoi An At Leisure
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 6: Hoi An At Leisure

    Today is free for you to explore the ancient town or relax on the beach.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Days 7-8
    Hue's Imperial Citadel
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Days 7-8: Hue's Imperial Citadel

    This morning, drive approximately 4 hours north to Hue - a journey that will take you over the famously scenic Hai Van Pass. The scholarly city of Hue is the embodiment of Vietnam’s dynamic past, wearing its history on its sleeve. Upon arrival, head to Minh Mang's Tomb to explore this opulent and exotic resting place, laid out in formal Chinese style. The next day, after breakfast, visit the Imperial Citadel and the Forbidden Purple City. These fascinating sites are still being restored many years after the destruction caused by street fighting and bombing during the American War in Vietnam. Later, drive to the outskirts of Hue to visit An Hien House, the original residence of Emperor Tu Duc’s 18th daughter. This afternoon, enjoy an hour-long cruise along the Perfume River to the Thien Mu Pagoda. Explore here before returning to Hue for dinner.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 9
    Journey To Hanoi
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 9: Journey To Hanoi

    This morning, fly 1 hour and 20 minutes to the charming city of Hanoi. Experience an exhilarating cyclo ride through Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Each cyclo takes one passenger and is operated by a cycle driver behind the carriage. Wrap up your cyclo ride with a strong Vietnamese coffee at a café overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake- an important site in Vietnamese folklore. Please note: As you have multiple stops in Hanoi, your guide may vary the order of touring for you to have the best possible experience of the city. No touring will be missed. Please be aware that domestic flight schedules can vary.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Days 10-11
    Mai Chau
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Days 10-11: Mai Chau

    Take the picturesque mountain road to Mai Chau. This afternoon, take a gentle trek out to see the rice fields. Visit the White Thai community villages of Pom Coong and Lac. A smaller overnight bag is recommended for your trip to Mai Chau. Main luggage will be left in safe storage at the hotel in Hanoi and picked up your return. Please wear sturdy walking shoes as the mountain trails can be slippery when wet. The next day, drive higher into the mountains to visit the H’mong hill tribe village of Xa Linh, a mixture of modern and traditional thatched wooden buildings sitting 1000 metres above sea level. *Hiking times are approximate and depend on the group. Hikes are weather dependent and sensible footwear is essential. If conditions require, the hike will be moved to the morning of the following day.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 12
    Return To Hanoi
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 12: Return To Hanoi

    Return to Hanoi along the scenic mountain route. You will stay in Hanoi overnight.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Days 13-14
    Cruise Halong Bay
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Days 13-14: Cruise Halong Bay

    Transfer around 2 and a half hours to Halong, where you will take an overnight cruise to the far-most corners of the bay by boat. Enjoy lunch on board as you cruise out into the bay, stopping to anchor for an afternoon of activities (subject to change due to weather conditions). Excursions may include visiting underground caves on the islands, gentle kayaking, or visiting the bay’s island beaches. End the day on deck with a drink in hand, watching the sun set over the bay, before retiring to your cabin for the night. You will need to pack a smaller overnight bag for your trip to Halong Bay. Main luggage will be left in safe storage at the hotel in Hanoi and picked up your return. Please note: Weather conditions such as mist, fog, wind, rain and storms may delay the departure time of your cruise, or in some cases your cruise may be cancelled. Notifications of any delays or cancellations may not be known until your group’s arrival in Halong Bay. If your cruise is cancelled after your arrival in Halong Bay, you will have lunch in Halong City and return to Hanoi. If notification of the cruise cancellation is given prior to your departure for Halong Bay an alternative day trip will be arranged to Hoa Lu and Tam Coc or ‘Halong Bay on Land’, an area located approximately 2 hours from Hanoi. Our guides will make every effort to inform the group at the earliest possible moment should there be any itinerary changes. The next day, spend the morning sailing through Halong Bay. After brunch, disembark your cruise and return to Hanoi for an afternoon at leisure. This evening, attend The Quintessence of Tonkin show, an artistic open-air performance celebrating the rich history of northern Vietnam. It is performed by a huge cast of dancers and farmers on a hydraulic pavilion, built on a natural lake.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 15
    Fly To Luang Prabang
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 15: Fly To Luang Prabang

    Discover more sights of Hanoi this morning. First stop will be the Ho Chi Minh Quarter and pass Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, followed by the Humble House on Stilts and the One Pillar Pagoda. This evening, say goodbye to Vietnam, transferring to the airport for your 1-hour flight to Luang Prabang.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 16
    Takbat
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 16: Takbat

    Rise early this morning to view Takbat, a Buddhist ceremony before climbing Phousi Hill for panoramic views of the city. Visit Wat Xieng Thong before boarding a boat to cruise the mighty Mekong up to the sacred caves of Pak Ou, known for the hundreds of miniature Buddha sculptures that reside within. Return to Luang Prabang via a local village, stopping to observe the daily life of the local people.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 17
    Kuang Si Waterfalls
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 17: Kuang Si Waterfalls

    This morning, visit the National Museum, housed in the former Royal Palace. Admire the Crown Jewels of Laos, on display in the mirrored Throne Room. From here, drive 1 hour to the beautiful Kuang Si Waterfall. Sightseeing at the waterfall will involve around 1 hour of light walking. Electric shuttles may be available to transport visitors to the falls. It is possible to take a swim in the river near the falls; if you wish to do this, please remember to bring along your swimsuit and a towel. Changing rooms are available on site. Return to Luang Prabang, stopping at Ban Na Ouane village and Ock Pop Tok Weaving Centre.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 18
    Travel To Vang Vieng
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 18: Travel To Vang Vieng

    Fly to Vientiane. Transfer 1h45 through the scenic countryside to Vang Vieng, a town beautifully set in a spectacular karst landscape.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 19
    Explore Vang Vieng
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 19: Explore Vang Vieng

    Visit the Tham Chang Cave before taking a walk through the dramatic countryside, where limestone karsts dominate the skyline. Admire the peaceful Nam Song River, which cuts through the valley of rice fields, and enjoy a walk along its banks.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 20
    Discover Vientiane
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 20: Discover Vientiane

    Drive back to Vientiane. A delightfully quaint city, Vientiane feels more like a friendly backwater than a chaotic capital. Spend the afternoon exploring That Luang Stupa, Wat Si Saket, and Wat Phra Keo. Continue your sightseeing at the Patuxai Victory Monument, resembling Paris’ Arc de Triomphe. Sightseeing today involves around 2 to 3 hours on foot. Tonight, enjoy dinner and a traditional performance showcasing Lao music and dance.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 21
    Royal Palace
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 21: Royal Palace

    Fly 1 and half hours to Phnom Penh. Enjoy a sightseeing tour of the city this afternoon, spending around 3 hours exploring on foot, visiting the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda and the National Museum.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 22
    Explore Phnom Penh
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 22: Explore Phnom Penh

    Reflect on Cambodia’s recent history with a visit to the Tuol Sleng Museum, where you will learn about the suffering of the Khmer people under the brutal Khmer Rouge regime of the 1970s. The visit to the Tuol Sleng Museum involves 1 hour on foot. This museum is also the site of the former S21 prison used by the Khmer Rouge and commemorates the atrocities that occurred here during the regime of Pol Pot. Today, these fields are a memorial site for quiet reflection. These visits are educational but can be emotional; you will be given time to explore on your own. Afterwards, return to Phnom Penh for lunch before a visit to the city’s hilltop temple, Wat Phnom. Afterwards, you may like to visit the Central or Russian Markets to shop, or enjoy a stroll along the riverfront before dinner.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 23
    Sunset Over Angkor
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 23: Sunset Over Angkor

    Transfer to the airport for your 45-minute flight to Siem Reap. This evening, watch a rollicking performance by graduates of the PHARE Cambodian Circus. This is an NGO which transforms the lives of disadvantaged youths through vocational arts training. The project offers them education and a career, while reviving arts that were almost lost under the strict anti-performance laws of the Khmer Rouge.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 24
    Explore Angkor
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 24: Explore Angkor

    Spend the morning at the city of Angkor Thom, built by Jayavarman VII during his restoration of the Angkorian Empire in the late 12th century. Here, sights include the enigmatic Bayon, the Elephant Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King. One of the most evocative ruins here is to the monastery temple of Ta Prohm, enveloped in a labyrinth of jungle just outside Angkor Thom. Enjoy lunch before devoting the afternoon to the fascinating and awe-inspiring temple complex of Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world. It predates the city of Angkor Thom and is considered to be Cambodia’s spiritual heart. This evening, take a cruise on the moat of Angkor Thom, enjoying a refreshing drink as the sun sets. Please note: The Central Tower of the Angkor Wat complex is closed on Buddhist holidays. If you wish to visit this tower, you may be required to wait in the queue alongside all other visitors. The ability to do this will be determined upon the groups’ schedule.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 25
    Tonle Sap
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Day 25: Tonle Sap

    Enjoy a morning cruise on Tonle Sap Lake, visiting a local village and observing the way of life of these lake communities. In the high-water season, you will also visit Kompong Khleang, a unique village on stilts. In the low water season, you will visit Chong Kneas, a floating village. Continue to Banteay Srei, a 10th-century temple famous for its pink sandstone architecture and astonishingly fine carving. This is a Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva and considered by many to be the ‘jewel in the crown’ of Angkorian art. The temple is cut from pink sandstone and contains some of the finest stone carvings in the world. Return to Siem Reap ahead of this evening’s farewell dinner.

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Day 26
    Depart Siem Reap
    Breakfast
    Day 26: Depart Siem Reap

    Any time before your flight is at leisure and breakfast will be included. You will be transferred from your hotel to Siem Reap or Phnom Penh International airport, according to the departure time of your international flight. Late check-out is not included. Additional night's before and after your tour can be arranged.

    Breakfast
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Trip Notes

Accommodation

We draw from a wide range of hotels on our holidays, each one is chosen to suit the tour you are travelling on meaning your accommodation can range from a smart business hotel in one city to a family run guesthouse in a smaller town. Here are some examples of the type of hotel you can expect to find on this tour.

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When to go

The best times to visit Vietnam as a whole are the spring (March and April) and autumn (September to December).

City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 13
    20
    16
  • 27
  • Hanoi
  • 14
    19
    16
  • 19
  • Hoi An
  • 19
    25
    22
  • 92
  • Hue
  • 18
    24
    21
  • 145
  • Luang Prabang
  • 14
    27
    21
  • 15
  • Phnom Penh
  • 22
    32
    27
  • 26
  • Saigon
  • 21
    32
    26
  • 14
  • Siem Reap
  • 21
    31
    26
  • 4
  • Vientiane
  • 16
    28
    22
  • 8
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 14
    20
    17
  • 31
  • Hanoi
  • 15
    20
    17
  • 26
  • Hoi An
  • 20
    26
    23
  • 32
  • Hue
  • 18
    25
    22
  • 45
  • Luang Prabang
  • 15
    31
    23
  • 19
  • Phnom Penh
  • 23
    33
    28
  • 12
  • Saigon
  • 22
    33
    28
  • 4
  • Siem Reap
  • 23
    33
    28
  • 6
  • Vientiane
  • 18
    30
    24
  • 13
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 17
    23
    20
  • 43
  • Hanoi
  • 18
    23
    20
  • 44
  • Hoi An
  • 21
    28
    24
  • 30
  • Hue
  • 20
    28
    24
  • 59
  • Luang Prabang
  • 18
    33
    26
  • 30
  • Phnom Penh
  • 24
    35
    30
  • 58
  • Saigon
  • 24
    34
    29
  • 10
  • Siem Reap
  • 25
    34
    30
  • 27
  • Vientiane
  • 22
    33
    27
  • 34
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 21
    27
    24
  • 91
  • Hanoi
  • 21
    27
    24
  • 90
  • Hoi An
  • 23
    30
    26
  • 34
  • Hue
  • 23
    31
    27
  • 68
  • Luang Prabang
  • 21
    34
    28
  • 108
  • Phnom Penh
  • 25
    35
    30
  • 101
  • Saigon
  • 26
    35
    30
  • 50
  • Siem Reap
  • 26
    35
    31
  • 84
  • Vientiane
  • 24
    34
    29
  • 85
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 24
    31
    28
  • 168
  • Hanoi
  • 24
    32
    28
  • 188
  • Hoi An
  • 25
    32
    28
  • 56
  • Hue
  • 24
    33
    29
  • 122
  • Luang Prabang
  • 24
    34
    29
  • 147
  • Phnom Penh
  • 25
    34
    30
  • 112
  • Saigon
  • 25
    34
    30
  • 218
  • Siem Reap
  • 26
    34
    30
  • 188
  • Vientiane
  • 25
    33
    29
  • 246
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 25
    32
    28
  • 244
  • Hanoi
  • 26
    33
    29
  • 240
  • Hoi An
  • 25
    33
    29
  • 99
  • Hue
  • 25
    34
    30
  • 87
  • Luang Prabang
  • 24
    32
    28
  • 258
  • Phnom Penh
  • 25
    34
    29
  • 177
  • Saigon
  • 25
    32
    28
  • 312
  • Siem Reap
  • 26
    33
    30
  • 205
  • Vientiane
  • 25
    32
    28
  • 280
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 26
    32
    29
  • 267
  • Hanoi
  • 26
    33
    30
  • 288
  • Hoi An
  • 26
    33
    30
  • 90
  • Hue
  • 25
    35
    30
  • 66
  • Luang Prabang
  • 24
    32
    28
  • 228
  • Phnom Penh
  • 25
    32
    29
  • 196
  • Saigon
  • 24
    32
    28
  • 294
  • Siem Reap
  • 26
    32
    29
  • 233
  • Vientiane
  • 25
    31
    28
  • 272
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 25
    32
    28
  • 312
  • Hanoi
  • 26
    32
    29
  • 318
  • Hoi An
  • 25
    33
    29
  • 104
  • Hue
  • 25
    34
    30
  • 194
  • Luang Prabang
  • 24
    32
    28
  • 289
  • Phnom Penh
  • 25
    32
    29
  • 172
  • Saigon
  • 24
    32
    28
  • 270
  • Siem Reap
  • 25
    32
    29
  • 245
  • Vientiane
  • 25
    31
    28
  • 335
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 24
    31
    28
  • 206
  • Hanoi
  • 25
    31
    28
  • 265
  • Hoi An
  • 24
    31
    28
  • 297
  • Hue
  • 24
    32
    28
  • 509
  • Luang Prabang
  • 23
    32
    27
  • 173
  • Phnom Penh
  • 24
    32
    28
  • 249
  • Saigon
  • 24
    31
    28
  • 327
  • Siem Reap
  • 26
    31
    28
  • 269
  • Vientiane
  • 24
    31
    28
  • 297
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 21
    29
    25
  • 119
  • Hanoi
  • 22
    29
    25
  • 131
  • Hoi An
  • 23
    29
    26
  • 526
  • Hue
  • 23
    29
    26
  • 898
  • Luang Prabang
  • 21
    31
    26
  • 126
  • Phnom Penh
  • 24
    31
    27
  • 319
  • Saigon
  • 24
    31
    28
  • 267
  • Siem Reap
  • 25
    31
    28
  • 176
  • Vientiane
  • 23
    31
    27
  • 78
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 17
    25
    21
  • 55
  • Hanoi
  • 18
    25
    22
  • 43
  • Hoi An
  • 22
    27
    24
  • 363
  • Hue
  • 21
    26
    24
  • 682
  • Luang Prabang
  • 18
    28
    23
  • 40
  • Phnom Penh
  • 23
    30
    26
  • 135
  • Saigon
  • 23
    31
    27
  • 116
  • Siem Reap
  • 24
    31
    28
  • 62
  • Vientiane
  • 19
    30
    25
  • 11
City
Min
Average Temperate(°C)
Max
Monthly Rainfall(mm)
  • Halong Bay
  • 14
    22
    18
  • 24
  • Hanoi
  • 15
    22
    19
  • 23
  • Hoi An
  • 20
    26
    23
  • 206
  • Hue
  • 18
    24
    21
  • 350
  • Luang Prabang
  • 14
    26
    20
  • 10
  • Phnom Penh
  • 22
    30
    26
  • 80
  • Saigon
  • 21
    31
    26
  • 48
  • Siem Reap
  • 22
    30
    26
  • 12
  • Vientiane
  • 17
    28
    22
  • 2

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    • Land only: This tour price is based on land itinerary only. No international flights are included.
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    • Tipping kitty:Customary tipping amount of approximately US$170 per person is paid locally in Vietnam.
    • Transfers: Airport transfers are included when arriving on the first day and departing on that last day of the tour, or when booking the group tour additional nights’ accommodation through Wendy Wu Tours.
    • Early check-in and late check-out are not included but can be arranged at an additional price.
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