Indochina Frontier And Beyond

One of the best places I have visited! This the must see attraction in Bangkok. Try visiting with a guide so you don’t miss anything

Angkor Wat wasn’t quite what I expected, not sure why, but of course you have to go and experience it for yourself - the grounds, the stairs to level III, the magnificent architecture. If you go in the morning or late afternoon, you are likely to see monkeys playing in the trees or on the lawns. Be prepared for huge crowds of tourists. Hope for blue skies for fantastic photos. Even with an overcast sky, you can have fun with filters of gunmetal gray

This is a lovely building to visit - specially as it's still an 'operational' palace! The day we were there staff were setting up for a function so we couldn't enter one area but none the less it was spectacular. Beware the big swarms of tourist groups. Try going early to avoid them and the heat.

An excellent experience with Threeland Travel from start to finish. Quick replies from Katie in admin, great ground support from Sara, and great guides in both Vietnam with Jenny and Samnang in Cambodia. Stating the day with Yoga, in beautiful places such as Phu Long in the mountains, near a temple in Siem Reap and back in Hanoi, with good teachers, was perfect. Excellent planning for the trips, hotels fine, lovely food. Each day was full, inspiring and got better from start to finish! The mountain retreat in Vietnam was just gorgeous and lovely to be able to walk through rural villages and move slowly down river on a bamboo boat. Excellent shows for an insight into tradition through dance. So much to aim to see, but with only 16 days, this tour achieved masses. It is for sure to be recommended.

The park may be discovered a bit much from the primary key city centre but well well worth the trip. It's situated on the river front and possesses an excellent restaurant. The dome building has a substitute of going till the peak for the purpose of view but stairs are incredibly large without advised for children and elderly. Since it is open air it's encouraged going in early morning hours

Everything inside the palace gates was neat and well maintained. Watch out for the tuk tuk drivers as they promise it's closed, though it's not. They wish to help you paying them for a trip. There are some stands to purchase drinks and also cake. Cost is USD ten cash. Absolutely no credit cards accepted. You will find guides for USD ten a team.

This is worth the drive from town, early is better as more tourists arrive later. 30,000 kip for 2 entry, cheap enough. Not sure why the 2 Falcons just inside the gate, seems cruel just having them sitting there. The park is an amazing place, you would have to wonder why the guy built it but pretty impressive. Lots of good photos, the gardens are nice too!

Even though it is quite a climb up, I took the stairs slowly and made it up in less than 20 minutes. The view from the top was worth it.

Can’t be missed We luckily & accidentally accessed Mount Phousi from the back of the mountain by a small trail (must went through a market & then a residetial neighborhood) in the mid of the day, so we weren’t so tired & were covered by green shades. The trail took about 15min only & easy for kids (pictures below). We enjoyed the quietness on top of the mountain & slowly walked down by the original/official stairway.

It's a must see if you are in Phnom Penh. The royal palace and surrounding area are well preserved. Visiting with a guide is recommended

We decided to walk to the top rather than getting a ride along the 5km back roads. The climb is tough in the heat but worth it to experience the view of the city. Definitely worth doing when you stay in Pakse, I didn’t stay for the sunset but I imagine it’s impressive from the Buddha.

Tour guide were all wonderful. A wonderful experience

One of the best places I have visited! This the must see attraction in Bangkok. Try visiting with a guide so you don’t miss anything

Angkor Wat wasn’t quite what I expected, not sure why, but of course you have to go and experience it for yourself - the grounds, the stairs to level III, the magnificent architecture. If you go in the morning or late afternoon, you are likely to see monkeys playing in the trees or on the lawns. Be prepared for huge crowds of tourists. Hope for blue skies for fantastic photos. Even with an overcast sky, you can have fun with filters of gunmetal gray

This is a lovely building to visit - specially as it's still an 'operational' palace! The day we were there staff were setting up for a function so we couldn't enter one area but none the less it was spectacular. Beware the big swarms of tourist groups. Try going early to avoid them and the heat.

An excellent experience with Threeland Travel from start to finish. Quick replies from Katie in admin, great ground support from Sara, and great guides in both Vietnam with Jenny and Samnang in Cambodia. Stating the day with Yoga, in beautiful places such as Phu Long in the mountains, near a temple in Siem Reap and back in Hanoi, with good teachers, was perfect. Excellent planning for the trips, hotels fine, lovely food. Each day was full, inspiring and got better from start to finish! The mountain retreat in Vietnam was just gorgeous and lovely to be able to walk through rural villages and move slowly down river on a bamboo boat. Excellent shows for an insight into tradition through dance. So much to aim to see, but with only 16 days, this tour achieved masses. It is for sure to be recommended.