Boats among limestone islands

Vietnam, Cambodia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore

The Far East

Neon cities, misty bays, ancient temples

About The Far East

From the limestone isles of Ha Long Bay to Hong Kong's glittering skyline, from Seoul's palaces to Singapore's gardens, the Far East offers strikingly different worlds on one route.

Far East tours let you experience strikingly different cultures one after another, linked by short regional flights. In Vietnam, the scooter traffic of Hanoi's Old Quarter, the more than a thousand limestone islands rising from Ha Long Bay and the lantern-lit historic centre of Hoi An reveal how the country changes from north to south.

In Cambodia, the temples of Angkor near Siem Reap, with stone towers wrapped in tree roots, are the route's great historic stop. In Hong Kong you cross Victoria Harbour by ferry; in Seoul you explore palaces of the Joseon dynasty alongside modern design districts; and in Singapore you enjoy orderly streets, skyscrapers woven with greenery and a wonderfully multicultural food scene.

On multi-country routes, visa and entry rules vary from one country to the next, so it pays to plan passport validity and electronic travel permits early. Pack light clothing for the tropical climate, a layer that covers shoulders and knees for temple visits and a folding umbrella for sudden showers.

The Far East

Must-see highlights

01

Ha Long Bay

Cruising between limestone islands on a traditional wooden boat, with cave visits and kayaking into quiet coves.

02

Hoi An

In this UNESCO-listed former trading port: yellow-walled houses, tailors' workshops and colourful lanterns lighting the streets at night.

03

Hong Kong

City views from Victoria Peak, evening lights along the harbour and Kowloon's bustling markets.

04

Seoul

The changing of the guard at Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon's rows of traditional hanok houses and the lively streets of Myeongdong.

05

Singapore

The skyline around Marina Bay, vast gardens, the colours of Chinatown and Little India, and street food at hawker centres.

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Bangkok · Pattaya · Phuket

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The Far East

Vietnam & Cambodia

Hanoi · Ha Long Bay · Hoi An · Ho Chi Minh City · Mekong Delta · Siem Reap

  • 16 Oct 2026 +3 dates
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Gallery

Colourful lanterns glowing at night
Hong Kong harbour and skyline at night
Traditional Korean palace roof
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Green bicycle by a yellow-walled house

The Far East

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need visas for a Far East tour?

It depends on the countries on your route. Vietnam and Cambodia require an e-visa, while Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea are visa-free for short tourist stays; South Korea may require a K-ETA electronic travel authorisation before travel. We recommend confirming current rules before you go.

Is visiting several countries on one tour tiring?

Regional flights usually take 1 to 4 hours, so transfers run smoothly on a well-planned programme. Spending at least two nights in each country reduces fatigue and helps you get to know each city better.

Which season is best for the Far East?

November to April is generally the most comfortable dry season for Vietnam and Cambodia, although central Vietnam can be wet from October to December. South Korea shines with cherry blossom in April and autumn colours in October, while Hong Kong and Singapore can be visited year-round, with high heat and humidity in summer.

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