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Indochina in style 16D15N - Private journey
- Destinations:
- Asia,
- Cambodia,
- Halong Bay,
- Hanoi,
- Ho Chi Minh City,
- Hoi An,
- Hue,
- Laos,
- Luang Prabang,
- Mekong Delta,
- Siem Reap
The Indochina in Style encompasses the three countries that once made up French Indochine. This tour enables you to experience and understand the diversity of the culture, people, geography and history of the three countries. Explore together, these countries create a tour rich in experience and memories. For further information, please visit our website: www.discovermekong.com or email us at bookings@discovermekong.com DISCOVER MEKONG Address: 99 Ba Trieu str., Hai Ba Trung dist., Hanoi, Vietnam Tel: +84-4 3943 9211 Fax: +84-4 3943 9209 Email: bookings@discovermekong.com or customercare@discovermekong.com Website: http://www.discovermekong.com Discover Mekong is managed by HG TRAVEL
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