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That is Indochina!
Looking for exotic? Go Indochina! |
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Neighboring South China, Indochina (incl. Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Laos) is in no doubt a fantastic region to discover. If you have already toured through China, and have been amazed by its culture and nature diversity, then Indochina is the next destination you should carry on your adventure.
Indochina is indeed a place of exotic things. Via China Odyssey Tours' sister brand Indochina Odyssey Tours, you can discover Indochina the way you like. |
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[ Exotic Culture ] |
Regardless of the Chinese influence in the history, the cultures of Indochina countries are unique and rich in diversity.
* Many old ethnic tribes are still living the lifestyles of their ancestors.
* Since Buddhism expanded into Indochina in the 1st century, it has been mixed with the local cultures and developed into some unique sub cultures.
* The architecture diversity of the Buddhist temples in the region is an interesting reflection of this cultural evolution in the history.
* Do not forget to wander around the night markets, the great places to eat, see, and meet locals! |
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[ Exotic Landscape ] |
Mekong Delta, Halong Bay, beaches, islands, and caves of stalactite & stalagmite, Indochina possesses some of the most exotic landscapes in the world, so as to its wildlife. |
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[ Indochina Highlights & Things to Do ] |
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- Mekong Delta
The Mekong River is the mother river of Indochina. It has brought fertile soils and fostered unique culture and lifestyle of the people living on and along the river.
Things to do:
Experience the real local lifestyle by taking a soft boat tour along the Mekong River and some of its countless canals. Explore the floating markets, traditional handicraft workshops, fishing villages, and enjoy tasty tropical fruits on the way. |
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- Halong Bay
With 23 grottoes and 1969 isolated limestone peaks and rocks raised above the sea, the amazing Karst landscape in the Halong Bay is a natural marvel being listed twice as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Things to do:
Halong Bay cruise by traditional Junk (flat bottomed boat or sailboat), and take a little cave adventure to see the dramatic stalactites and stalagmites. If the weather is fine, you can also do kayaking or swim in the bay. |
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- Angkor Ruins (Siem Reap)
The Ruins of Angkor, located 6km north to Siem Reap of Cambodia, are the legacies of the ancient Khmer Empire. It is one of the most remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Indochina region. Harmoniously sited in the forests, the Angkor Ruins comprise over one thousand historic temples and constructions.
Things to do:
Decode the mystery of ancient Khmer by discovering the Angkor Thom (The Great City of Ancient Khmer), Angkor Wat (the mother of all temples, the filming site of the Tomb Raider), the Bayon Temple (mysterious smiling carvings), and other legacies of Angkor. Do remember to explore Siem Reap, where idyllic scenery seamlessly mixed with modern amenities. |
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Laos |
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- Luang Prabang
Luang Prabang was formally the royal the capital of the Laos Kingdom, and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The splendid Royal Palace and the Buddhist temples are must go. Used to be the French colony, many colonial buildings in Luang Prabang are still maintained. Combined with the verdant landscape, Luang Prabang is a paradise for photographers.
Things to do:
Sightseeing to Royal Palaces, Buddhist temples, former French quarter, and villages. |
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- Bangkok
Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is a jumping metropolis that never sleeps. The city is filled with historic treasures, modern amenities, and various tourist activities. Bangkok will never make you feel bored.
Things to do:
Sightseeing to Royal Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha, Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, and Chao Phraya River cruise. Wandering around the night market, or indulge in the nightlife of Bangkok. |
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[ Tips for traveling Indochina ] |
>>The best time to visit Indochina:
November through March to the next year.
>>Where to start your Indochina tour:
Bangkok of Thailand and Ho Chi Minh City of Vietnam are the two best gateways into the region. The two cities have the largest airports in Indochina, and the air rates of the international flights to these two airports are normally cheaper than to other international airports in the region.
>>Experience one of the top 7 things in your first Indochina trip:
* Visit Angkor Ruin - the mother of all temples.
* Taste at least one of the following local dishes: Pho (rice noodle), Laos coffee, Kow Dom Mat, fish
sauce…
* Cook your own local food in a half-day cooking class.
* Order tailor-made clothes in Hoi an, Vietnam.
* Floating market, local village Mekong.
* Spend some time on a beautiful beach of Indochina.
* Massage
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To be seen, to be believed.
Indochina Odyssey Tours can make your dream tour a reality.
Book now at www.IndochinaOdysseyTours.com to a receive $30 off coupon (contact us for details, coupon code: CITDT001) and a personalized tour to Indochina.
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if you have any suggestion or question, please contact us at
contact@chinaodysseytours.info
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