Vietnam & Cambodia Highlights on Cruise – 19 Days

General Information

Duration: 19 Days/ 18 Nights
Tour Route: Hanoi – Halong Bay – Hanoi – Hue – Hoi An – Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) – Phnom Penh – Kampong Chhnang – Kampong Cham – Siem Reap
Date: No fixed departure dates. You may go whenever you wish.
Start/ End: Hanoi/ Siem Reap
Tour Type: Landscape, Nature, Folk Arts, and Culture
Tour Customizable: Absolutely! (Tell us your specific requirements in the inquiry form)
Active level: Regular itinerary, Moderate walking

Brief Itinerary

Day 1: Hanoi Arrival – Cyclo & Water Puppet Show – Welcome Dinner (D)
Day 2: Hanoi City Tour (B, L)
Day 3: Hanoi – Halong Bay (B, L, D)
Day 4: Halong Bay – Hanoi – Fly to Hue (B, L)
Day 5: Hue City Tour (B, L)
Day 6: Hue – Transfer to Hoi An – Walking Tour in Hoi An (B, L)
Day 7: Hoi An – Free Day (B)
Day 8: Hoi An – Danang – Fly to Ho Chi Minh City (B)
Day 9: Ho Chi Minh City Half Day – Cu Chi Tunnels (B, L)
Day 10: Ho Chi Minh City – Vinh Long – Can Tho (B, L, D)
Day 11: Can Tho – Cai Rang Floating Market – Ho Chi Minh City – Fly to Phnom Penh – Dinner (B, L, D)
Day 12: Phnom Penh Half-Day City Tour (B, L)
Day 13: Phnom Penh – Embark Jahan Cruise (B, L, D)
Day 14: Phnom Penh – Kampong Tralach – Kampong Chhnang (Tonle) (B, L, D)
Day 15: Tonle River – Koh Oknha Tey – Kampong Cham (Mekong) (B, L, D)
Day 16: Kampong Cham (Mekong) (B, L, D)
Day 17: Kampong Cham (Mekong) – Siem Reap – Disembark Jahan Cruise – Banteay Srei (B, L, D)
Day 18: Angkor Temple with Sunset – Farewell Dinner (B, L, D)

Full Itinerary

Day 1: Hanoi Arrival – Cyclo & Water Puppet Show – Welcome Dinner (D)

Welcome up on arrival by local tour guide and driver then we transfer to hotel. After short rest, we enjoy a 1-hour cyclo tour of the French-inspired “old quarter”. We will be free for shopping in the old quarter ranging from markets to designer boutique stores to amazing contemporary art galleries. We will then sit down to enjoy a performance of the city’s famous Water Puppets. After the show, we will have the first dinner with Pho – one of the most popular foods in Vietnam. After dinner, our guide will help you to return back hotel for sleep.Overnight in Hanoi
Meals: Dinner with Beef/Chicken Pho

Day 2: Hanoi City Tour (B, L)

Today we will venture out to explore Hanoi. First up we will drive to the Ho Chi Minh complex where we will spend time at Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum, his former stilt house, the Presidential Palace, the Ho Chi Minh Museum, and One Pillar Pagoda. Followings we visit the Temple of Literature, which was originally built as a temple to Confucius.After lunch, we visit the Museum of Ethnology, which is widely acknowledged as the best in the country and has an extensive display dedicated to Vietnam’s 54 Ethnic minority peoples and the infamous Hoa Lo Prison Museum. Hoa Lo is also known as the ‘’Hanoi Hilton’’ and was where former US presidential candidate John McCain was incarcerated for over 5 years. After the tour, we return back to the hotel to sleep

Remarks:

• Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is not opened on every Monday & Friday.
• The Museum of Ethnology is closed every Monday.
• The Museum can be moved to your favorite museum in Hanoi.

You might like to consider the following alternatives for your day in Hanoi:

• Vietnamese Women’s Museum – one of the most interesting museums in Hanoi and voted among ’10 Must-see sites in Hanoi’ by the Tripadvisor. The museum has three main galleries and three main themes: Women in Family, Women in History and Women’s Fashion. With more than 1000 materials, photos, and objects displayed in the museum show the role the Vietnamese women in History and Family life.
• The History, Fine Arts, and Army Museum – large, but many interesting exhibits.
• The Hanoi Citadel – in the process of being released by the Army: two buildings now accessible.
• The Dong Xuan, Hang Be, or Hom markets – large, crowded, but very Vietnamese.
• St. Joseph’s Cathedral – European neo-Gothic (plenty of up-market shops and restaurants nearby).

Overnight in Hanoi
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 3: Hanoi – Halong Bay (B, L, D)

11.30 Check-in at Paradise Suites Hotel – Tuan Chau Island.
After arriving at Paradise Suites Hotel on Tuan Chau Island, you will be transferred to Paradise Elegance.
12:30 Embark on Paradise Elegance
Once you have been transferred to Paradise Elegance, you will be checked in and given a short briefing about your cruise while sipping your welcome drink at Le Marin Restaurant.
13:00 Lunch at Le Marin Restaurant.
Lunch will be served in Le Marin Restaurant while Paradise Elegance cruises toward Halong Bay. You will pass the famous Fighting Cocks Islet, Thien Cung, and Dau Go Caves.
14:45 Visit Sung Sot Cave.
Your first stop of the day is the magnificent Sung Sot Cave, where you can take in panoramic views across Halong Bay after visiting the cave. Alternatively, you can opt for an afternoon of pampering at Le Parfum Spa* or an afternoon tea at Le Piano Bar.
16:15 Visit Luon Cave or kayak*
Your second excursion is a visit to Luon Cave by local bamboo boat, this is also an ideal destination for kayaking. If this excursion doesn’t take your fancy, stay on board, and treat yourself to a delicious afternoon tea.
18:00 Cooking Demonstration and Pre-Dinner Sunset Cocktails*
At sunset, Paradise Elegance will anchor overnight at Coconut Tree Island. Watch a cooking demonstration on the L’Odyssée Sundeck while enjoying Pre-Dinner Sunset Cocktails* at the bar.
19:30 Dinner at Le Marin Restaurant
Savor a delicious set menu dinner at Le Marin Restaurant. After dinner, indulge in drinks* at Le Piano Bar, squid fishing, a spa treatment at Le Parfum Spa* or movies in your cabin.*The itinerary based on Paradise Elegance Cruise

Overnight on board
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 4: Halong Bay – Hanoi – Fly to Hue (B, L)

06:30 Tai Chi on L’Odyssée Sundeck
Watch the sunrise with a Tai Chi session on L’Odyssée Sundeck, followed by a light breakfast in Le Piano Bar.
07:30 Ti Top Island
You will visit the popular Ti Top Island, where you can go swimming or hike to the top for another stunning, panoramic view of the Bay.
08:30 Breakfast Buffet at Le Marin Restaurant
Back on board, a buffet breakfast will be served as we once again cruise past Thien Cung and Dau Go Caves and Fighting Cocks Islet before your bill settlement, check-out and return to Tuan Chau Island.
10:30 Disembark at the Tuan Chau Marina
After disembarking from Paradise Elegance, a light lunch at the Paradise Suites Hotel is served for guests booked on the Paradise shuttle bus.
12:00 Return to Noi Bai Airport and depart the flight to Hue City.Notes: Due to cruising conditions, itineraries may change without prior notice. Wi-Fi is available in the restaurant/bar area, but internet connectivity is limited due to the geography of Halong. Thank you for your understanding. On your arrival in Hue, our guide picks you up and transfers to the hotel for sleep.

Overnight in Hue
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 5: Hue City Tour (B, L)

Pick up at the hotel at 8:30 AM, we will board the Dragon Boat on the romantic Perfume River heading out for the countryside. Being the ancient capital, Hue is surrounded by ancient tombs of emperors past, and a visit to the most beautiful tombs will be on the itinerary for today. The charming Lady Pagoda (Thien Mu Pagoda) will be the first stop of the day. We will enjoy a great view of the Perfume River and the surrounding area. Thien Mu Pagoda is considered the symbol of Hue, and of Buddhism in Vietnam. From here, we rejoin our van and go visit King Khai Dinh’s Tomb and King Tu Duc’s Tomb.In the afternoon, we visit the Imperial Citadel where the Nguyen Dynasty ruled between 1802 and 1945, after exploring the ruins of this wonderful monument. We will then depart to the Hue Royal Fine Art Museum, which is housed within the former Dien Long An Royal Palace. We will finish our day with the local Dong Ba Market to see the daily life of local people. Overnight in Hue

These are the famous Hue Street Food that you should know and sample in Hue city:

• Banh Uot – Grilled Pork Wrapped with Hue Wet Rice Paper
• Coffee Viet – black or with condensed milk
• Che – Sweet Soup
• Bun Bo Hue – Hue Beef Vermicelli Soup
• Banh Khoai – Hue Fried Pancake
• Cha Hue– Hue Sausage
• Banh Loc – Filtered Tapioca Dumplings
• Banh Ram It – Fried dumpling topped with Sticky Rice Dumpling
• Nem Lui – Grilled Ground Pork on Stick.
• Me Xung – Sesame candy
• Bun Thit Nuong – Grilled Pork Vermicelli
• Banh Beo – Steamed Rice Discs Topped with Shrimp

Overnight in Hue
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch in Y Thao/Khong Gian Xua Garden House

Day 6: Hue – Transfer to Hoi An – Walking Tour in Hoi An (B, L)

After breakfast at the hotel, we travel by vehicle to Hoi An along scenic highway 1A. Along the way, we will stop to contemplate the stunning views North, Lang Co Beach and South to Danang city. On arrival in Danang, we will have a brief visit to Cham Museum – the house of the most complete collection of Cham Artifacts anywhere in the world; China Beach – where the Americans named and used to have their Rest and Relaxation; and the Marble Mountain – the five elements of the Universe (water, wood, air, fire, and earth).We will arrive in Hoi An in the afternoon. Then, we will start our walking tour around the ancient town to visit the Japanese Covered Bridge, the Pottery Museum, Tan Ky’s old house, the Cantonese congregation, the silk street of Hoi An, the temples, and pagodas of Chinese appearance. Return back to the hotel and have a deep sleep in here.

Overnight in Hoi An
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 7: Hoi An – Free Day (B)

The day will be free for shopping, strolling in the town, lazing on the beach, or whatever takes your fancy. We’ll spend the night in Hoi An.

Overnight in Hoi An
Meals: Breakfast

Day 8: Hoi An – Danang – Fly to Ho Chi Minh City (B)

This morning we transfer back to Danang airport for a short flight to Saigon. On arrival in Saigon, we will be greeted and driven to our hotel in the city centre. After check-in, we will be free to wander around the hustle and bustle city of Saigon. We will spend the night in Saigon.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City
Meals: Breakfast

Day 9: Ho Chi Minh City Half Day – Cu Chi Tunnels (B, L)

Ho Chi Minh City, formerly named Saigon is the largest city in Vietnam. One day tour around today covers almost the major attractions. Understanding more about history in the War Remnants Museum and the Reunification Palace, admire French-colonial architecture at the General Post Office, Opera House, and Notre Dame Cathedral, and explore the longest tunnels made by Vietnamese people during the war….Depending on the weather and season, we can visit the Cu Chi tunnel in the morning or afternoon.Morning, we head to the Cu Chi tunnels, otherwise known as the “Iron Triangle” or “Iron Land”. Before entering the tunnels, we will see a short introductory video showing how they were constructed, followed by an exploration of the maze of tunnels, some of which have been widened to allow tourist access. Also on display are various mantraps and the remains of an American tank as well as numerous bomb craters made by 500lb bombs dropped by B52 bombers. After that we transfer back to Ho Chi Minh city for lunch.After lunch, we visit the Reunification Palace, the former Presidential Palace for the president of South Vietnam. After that, we will visit War Remnant Museum, where we can see countless artifacts, photographs, and pictures documenting the second Indochina war. We also stop at Notre Dame Cathedral and Old Post office to get good shots of our memory of the big, modern city of Vietnam. For the rest of the day, we will visit: Ben Thanh market, and then we will be back at the hotel at around 18:00.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 10:  Saigon – Vinh Long – Can Tho (B, L, D)

We are pick-up at hotel then travel to Vinh Long Town where we have a stop at the local market. Here we can experience as well as have nice photos of fish, shrimps, prawns, crabs, nakes, rice field rats, tropical fruits, vegetables…. After that, we take boat to visit the brick kilns where we can see how the local people create beautiful potteries from clay. Then, come to visit the orchard & traditional house; enjoy some kinds of fruits and tea when listening to the traditional music at a local home.The rowing boat continues on taking us deeper into the countryside on smaller canals so we can enjoy the peaceful time. It is so interesting to see traditional houses made of wood and palm tree leaves and see some activities of the local farmers with an opportunity to make contact with them and see how they catch fish or pick up fruits by ancestral ways in Mekong Delta…One more thing to do in this trip is biking! It will be so amazing to bike on village paths to see the local farms, houses, « monkey » bridge, real life… The cruise transfers us back to Vinh Long city where we take our own vehicle to Can Tho City, the heart of Mekong Delta. You will spend the night in Can Tho City.

Overnight in Can Tho
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 11: Can Tho – Cai Rang Floating Market – Ho Chi Minh City – Fly to Phnom Penh – Dinner (B, L, D)

Early morning today, we will take the boat trip to visit the famous Cai Rang Floating Market with the busy sense right at the time. This is a biggest floating market in Mekong Delta where we can see the daily life and local people selling their products on boats.After that, you will be back at the hotel and have free time until check out. At noon, we will head back to Ho Chi Minh City and have lunch en-route. Then, we take all our luggage to the hotel and move to Tan Son Nhat Airport for a flight to Phnom Penh City. On your arrival, we meet our tour guide and driver before transferring back to the hotel for check-in. Dinner at a local restaurant and a night at the hotel.

Overnight in Phnom Penh
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 12: Phnom Penh Half-Day City Tour (B, L)

This morning, we will start a little bit late. Starting the tour, we will have lunch at a local restaurant before moving to confront Cambodia’s tragic past on a guided tour of the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, a former school which served as a Khmer Rouge torture center. It’s estimated that more than 20,000 people were held and tortured here. Then, we explore Wat Phnom, a peaceful temple situated on a hill after which the city is named. According to legend, a 14th-century woman named Penh found sacred Buddhist objects in the nearby river and placed them here on the small hill. After that, we return back to the hotel in Phnom Penh and prepare everything for the excursions on Jahan Cruise tomorrow.Overnight in Phnom Penh
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 13: Phnom Penh – Embark Jahan Cruise (B, L, D)

This morning, we move to the meet point of Jahan Cruise before Jahan’s staff offers a friendly welcome aboard and offers you some refreshments as you settle into your luxurious “home” for the next few days. We have lunch at a well-renowned restaurant in town and experience the elegant air Phnom Penh’s top addresses are known for. Our exploration of Phnom Penh continues with the cultural highlights of the city’s heritage. The golden edifice of the Royal Palace with its Silver Pagoda and the exceptional Khmer crafts at the National Museum top the list of the city’s must-sees. The day trip ends with a “cyclo” ride along the bustling streets of downtown Phnom Penh and back to the ship.In the early evening, the lounge is set up for an eye- and ear-catching lecture about modern Cambodian history, held by our friend and local expert, Mr. Jean-Michel, a professor from the Royal University of Phnom Penh. Receiving first-hand knowledge from our lecturer who has studied the subject extensively and in person is a highlight of this cruise.

Take some rest or join fellow passengers at the bar for refreshing drinks. Today’s evening is a special one: let us invite you to a wonderful open-air gala featuring a barbecue dinner feast. The dinner is accompanied by a classic Apsara dance performance along with other folklore dances. As the evening unwinds, enjoy your supper with a good glass of wine and marvel at the skyline of Phnom Penh and the calming flow of the Tonle River.

Overnight on board
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Barbecue Gala Dinner

Day 14: Phnom Penh – Kampong Tralach – Kampong Chhnang (Tonle) (B, L, D)

Before the sun peeks over the horizon, the cruiser sets sail towards Kampong Tralach on the Tonle River. This part of the Tonle River is quite interesting to watch from the terrace as the river at certain points is very narrow. The boat glides through leafy swaths of this jungle-like landscape.

We reach Kampong Tralach, where laughing children wave enthusiastically at our arrival and traditional ox carts are still a common means of transportation. Our ox-powered vehicle takes us on a journey along the riverside and through back roads lined with rice-paddy fields until we arrive at a tiny village. Beginning a few short years ago, local underprivileged children have had the opportunity to receive an education at the “Green School”, a local project supported by Heritage Line. The students, who are dressed in green shirts, are always happy to meet us every week as the principal gives an introduction to the students and the school.

While we sail upstream, lunch is served, and afterward, our crew displays a variety of traditional Khmer fashion locals wear on special occasions. Conversely, the Cambodian scarf, the Krama, is a garment worn by people of all ages and walks of life not just around the neck, but also as a bandanna, facemask, belt, swimwear, and even as a hammock to carry children.

Later in the day, the ship cruises along the narrow Tonle River towards the most fascinating cruising spot in Cambodia, Kampong Chhnang’s “water world”, where everything is balanced on sticks in water-rich soil. We take a local boat to the shore and hop on a minibus to reach a nearby, unique rural village to explore the village’s specialties – Khmer-style pottery and the process of making of palm sugar from the Cambodian “skor t’not” palm tree.We drive back to the shore where our local boat starts an exploration of nearby floating villages. Although we are in the heartland of Cambodia, the residents of these floating villages are actually of Vietnamese descent who were expelled by the Khmer Rouge and soon returned after the ruling party was overthrown in 1979. No longer having land to settle on, they have since lived “on the water”. Once we are back on board, relax until dinner is served and take in the beautiful countryside and its gentle evening sounds

Overnight on board
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 15: Tonle River – Koh Oknha Tey – Kampong Cham (Mekong) (B, L, D)

In the early morning, we sail from the lower Tonle River towards the Mekong passing their confluence at Phnom Penh. We arrive at the island of Koh Oknha Tey, which lies in the middle of the Mekong and owes its fame to manufacturing high-class silk products. We go sightseeing along the island’s roads a bit via tuk tuk before arriving at the village’s workshops and witnessing the curious process of making silk, starting from a tiny silkworm larva to cocoon, then dyeing, spinning and weaving the fibres into high-quality Cambodian silk. Before lunch, our expert guide holds a presentation about the geography of the Mekong River and Tonle Lake along with the unique attributes of the area. Afterwards, a monks’ blessing ceremony delivers spirits and wishes for health and prosperity for all.The ship sails towards the small Angkor Ban village up in the Mekong River. The village is famous for its unspoiled community and beautiful, traditional houses. It feels like being transported back a hundred years, into an era unaffected by modernity where villagers are characterized by their unbridled warmth. The sun sets and the light now bathes everything in a golden hue. The surrounding natural beauty is a perfect backdrop for a riverbank gathering with cocktails and dancing with the crew in this remote, secluded location. We continue cruising while dinner is served and the boat finds its overnight spot at the riverbank of Kampong Cham.

Overnight on board
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 16: Kampong Cham (Mekong) (B, L, D)

After a sumptuous breakfast, we leave the ship for the enchanting pre-Angkorian temple of Wat Hanchey (7th century). Formerly built to honor the Hindu god, Hirahara, the complex is now a Buddhist temple, a testament to the country’s past and present religious beliefs. This small complex sits on a hilltop with breathtaking views over the Mekong. Many young, novice monks live on the compound of Wat Hanchey, and we have the chance to observe a bit of their daily lives: eating simple meals, praying, studying, or hanging out and making conversation while in their saffron-coloured robes.After returning to the ship and partaking in lunch, we stop at the tranquil monastery of Wat Nokor. Although not massive in comparison to the vast complexes of Angkor Wat, Wat Nokor is the largest of its kind in Kampong Cham Province and is distinctive from other temples with its black sandstone walls. Here, we might have the chance to engage in light banter with some of the sociable monks living in the area.As it is low water season, we may be fortunate enough to visit a nearby spectacle only present during the Mekong’s dry months (December to May). The Koh Paen Bamboo Bridge connects the mainland with Koh Paen Island and is rebuilt by the local community every November when water levels drop. We cruise further up the Mekong to visit a local school and learn more about the education of the young Cambodian generation. Children from the Organization for Basic Training (OBT) are provided free, supplemental education in English, maths, and the arts, and they are always excited to show their skills in music and dance. Shower the young performers with applause and in return, you are bestowed upon with the most genuine and happy Cambodian smiles.

Overnight on board
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 17: Kampong Cham (Mekong) – Siem Reap – Disembark Jahan Cruise – Banteay Srei (B, L, D)

Enjoy your last breakfast on board our floating sanctuary. We disembark the ship for a transfer by bus to the drop off point in Siem Reap. Kampong Cham is an important trade and transportation hub. The highway connecting the town and the capital of Phnom Penh is among the best maintained in Cambodia, and the country’s first bridge across the Mekong (Kizuna Bridge) was built here in 2001. The transfer takes approximately 4.5 hours including rest stop. To keep you entertained during the ride, our expert guides share interesting insights about Cambodia and the region we journey through. Snacks are provided during the trip. You will arrive in Siem Reap in the early afternoon. We hope you enjoyed this fascinating river cruise, just as our crew does every single time. Moreover, take the enchanting memories and friendships along with you and share the stories of this amazing river – the Mighty Mekong.Pick up group from drop off point in Siem Reap and transfer to hotel for check-in. After lunch at hotel, we will visit to the unique interior brick sculptures of Prasat Kravan, Srah Srang (“The Royal Baths” was once used or ritual bathing), Banteay Kdei (surrounded by 4 concentric walls), Ta Prohm, one of the area’s most beautiful temples. Ta Prohm has been relatively untouched since it was discovered and retains much of its mystery. Neak Pean, a fountain built in the middle of a pool (representing the paradisiacal Himalayan mountain-lake) and Preah Khan Temple, Built by the King Jayavarman VII. Preah Khan is, like Ta Prohm, a place of towered enclosures and shoulder hugging corridors. Unlike Ta Prohm, however, the temple of Preah Khan is in a reasonable state of preservation and ongoing restoration efforts should maintain and even improve this situation.

Overnight in Siem Reap
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 18:  Angkor Temple with Sunset – Farewell Dinner (B, L, D)

After breakfast, we visit the antique capital of Angkor Thom (12 century): the South Gate with its huge statues depicting the churning of the ocean of milk, the Bayon Temple, unique for its 54 towers decorated with over 200 smiling faces of Avolokitesvara, the Phimeanakas, the Royal Enclosure, the Elephants Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King. Lunch at local restaurant.In the afternoon, visit the most famous of all the temples on the plain of Angkor: Angkor Wat. The temple complex covers 81 hectares and is comparable in size to the Imperial Palace in Beijing. Its distinctive five towers are emblazoned on the Cambodian flag and the 12th century masterpiece is considered by art historians to be the prime example of classical Khmer art and architecture. Enjoy wonderful sunset from the top of Pre Rup Temple. Tonight, we move to local restaurant for farewell dinner in here before return back to hotel for sleep.

Overnight in Siem Reap
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 19: Siem Reap Departure (B)

Then, we transfer to Siem Reap Airport for the departure flight. Trip Ends! See you again in the next Cambodia-Vietnam vacation packages.

Inclusions & Exclusions:

Inclusions:

• 18-night accommodation with daily breakfast as per detail itinerary
• Transfers by private air-conditioned vehicle with experienced driver
• Meals as specified in the itinerary with authentic local food. Western food is available (up on request) (B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner).
• Local-stationed English-speaking tour guide
• Entrance fees & permits
• Boat excursions in Halong Bay
• Mandatory Port Fee
• Bottle of drinking water

Exclusions:

• International flights and airport taxes
• Domestic flights and airport taxes
• Vietnam Visa Stamp
• Cambodia Visa Stamp
• Travel insurance with Covid protection
• Other meals which are not indicated above
• Surcharge and Compulsory dinners (if any)
• Beverages in the restaurants where meals are included
• Gratuities to guides and drivers
• Personal and other expenses such as porter, bar bills and laundry not stated in the itinerary.

Notes:

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