TO P S I G H T S E E I N G

D E S T I N AT I O N S A L O N G
THE MEKONG RIVER

H A L O N G B A Y, V I E T N A M
Nestled along the coast of the Gulf of Tonkin, Ha Long Bay is one of the
most beautiful sightseeing destinations in Southeast Asia. Comprised of
2,000 or more limestone islands rising from the sea, Ha Long Bay is often
included in lists of the top natural wonders of the world. Its an excellent
spot for a relaxing kayak or junk boat ride, and to get a unique view of
the areas many caves.

ANGKOR THOM, CAMBODIA

Angkor Thom is an ancient
city covering nearly 10
square kilometers. The city
walls once protected a
population of one million
people, and today millions
of visitors pour in each year!
Angkor Thom is dotted with
ancient monuments and
temples, many overgrown
with tree roots and exotic
plants. Visitors describe
Angkor Thoms lush jungle
setting as otherworldly, and
a destination they wont
soon forget.

TA P R O H M T E M P L E , C A M B O D I A
Located a mere kilometer
east of Angkor Thom, Ta
Prohm Temple is a
breathtaking, ancient
destination. Founded in
1186 A.D. as a Mahayana
Buddhist monastery and
university, today the sight
is one of the most visited
areas in Cambodias Angkor
region. The temple is
overgrown with jungle
trees and moss, which
gives it a mysterious and
ethereal presence that
visitors love to photograph.

B A N T E AY S R E I , C A M B O D I A
On your excursion through the Angkor region, be sure to see Banteay
Srei. The Hindu temple is smaller than the other sights at Angkor, but
makes up in magnificence what it lacks in stature. Banteay Srei is cut
from red sandstone, with intricate carving paying tribute to Shiva.
Almost every inch of the temple is covered in decoration, including
male and female gods and beautiful filigree work. Visitors come from
around the world to see the splendor of Banteay Srei.

PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA

Nestled right along the
banks of the Mekong
River, Phnom Penh is
the largest city of
Cambodia and also its
capital. Bustling and
cosmopolitan, the city
is a stark contrast from
quaint nearby villages.
In Phnom Penh, explore
the Grand Palace,
enjoy the vibrant local
markets and shops,
plus world-class
nightlife and exquisite
restaurants.

THE KILLING FIELDS, CAMBODIA

The Killing Fields are
comprised of a number of sites
in Cambodia that speak to a
darker time in the countrys
history. Under the Khmer Rouge
regime in the 1970s, the area
was known for its crimes
against humanity and the
Killing Fields are the site of
nearly a million executions.
Today, visitors can tour the
memorials on the grounds and
pay respect to its victims. This
is an educational destination
designed to teach compassion
through history.

SA DEC, VIETNAM
Once you cross the border
into Vietnam, be sure to
see the quaint village of Sa
Dec, also known as Flower
City. Due to a favorable
local climate and fertile
soil, the village boasts the
most flower farms in South
Vietnam. Visitors can travel
nearby roads to see
farmland dotted with
exotic flowers, or simply
step into Sa Decs many
markets for a colorful and
aromatic experience.

X E O Q U Y T F O R E S T, V I E T N A M
The Xeo Quyt Forest (also called Rung Tram) is a vast swamp laid out
beneath a thick canopy of trees and vines. During the rainy season,
visitors can take a canoe tour through the jungle to see old bunkers and
former mine fields. These decrepit relics are flanked by lush foliage like
vines and water hyacinths, a stunning contrast only available in this
incredible region.

C O N TA C T U S
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