Your package begins as you fly from the US to your destination.

Arrive in Hanoi and unwind during a two-night stay. This captivating capital pairs leafy boulevards and elegant colonial architecture with an energetic street food scene, shaped by centuries of change and cultural influence.

Travel beyond the city to Duong Lam, one of Vietnam’s oldest villages, where centuries-old laterite homes and peaceful lanes offer a glimpse into traditional rural life. Then visit Thầy Pagoda, a serene sanctuary framed by limestone hills and tranquil lotus ponds.

Set out for Tuần Châu Pier to join your overnight cruise through Lan Hạ Bay, part of the UNESCO-listed Hạ Long Bay region. Sheer pinnacles and jade-green waters slip past while freshly prepared meals are served on board.

Begin with an optional tai chi and kayaking before disembarking to visit Halong Market and the Quang Ninh Museum, followed by a dining experience inside Dragon Pearl Cave and a night spent in Hạ Long Bay.

fly south to Huế and settle into your hotel, with the rest of the afternoon free to relax and explore at your own pace.

Huế’s imperial past comes alive inside the Imperial Citadel, followed by local tea and cakes at a traditional garden house. In the afternoon, visit the Tự Đức Mausoleum and the tranquil Từ Hiếu Pagoda, set among pine forests.

Travel by coach over the breathtaking Hải Vân Pass, where jungle-covered mountains give way to sweeping coastal views. Arrive in Hội An and settle in for a two-night stay in this beautifully preserved former trading port.

Spend the day wandering through Hội An’s charming old town, where lantern-lit streets, historic merchant homes, and ornate temples capture the city’s rich heritage. Taste local specialties and explore iconic landmarks, including the Japanese Covered Bridge and the Tan Ky House.

Fly onward to Siem Reap, gateway to the Angkor temples, where you’ll check in for a three-night stay ahead of exploring Cambodia’s ancient heartland.

In Angkor Thom, marvel at the giant smiling faces of Bayon Temple, then visit Baphuon, an 11^th-century temple mountain, and the impressive Terrace of the Elephants. In the afternoon, explore Angkor Wat and its iconic corncob-shaped spires.

This morning, board a local boat and cruise gently across Tonlé Sap, taking in views of small floating villages along the way. Glide through winding canals toward the Great Lake, where you’ll fully appreciate its vast, tranquil beauty.

Fly to Ho Chi Minh City, where you’ll check in for a two-night stay with the remainder of the day free to explore.

Embark on a tour of the Cù Chi Tunnels, exploring the historic underground network that played a key role in the Vietnam War. Learn about the resilience and ingenuity of the North Vietnamese soldiers who used these tunnels for survival.

Your Vietnam and Cambodia tour concludes with a flight to Singapore, where you’ll check in for an overnight stay. Spend the evening exploring this vibrant city-state before your voyage begins.

Embark Diamond Princess^®, your home for the next 13 nights. Settle into your stateroom, discover the ship’s restaurants and lounges, and watch the Singapore skyline fade as you set sail.

Thailand’s largest island pairs powdery beaches with gilded temples such as Wat Chalong. Spend the day relaxing on Patong’s sands, or explore the pastel Sino-Portuguese shophouses and lively cafés of Phuket Old Town.

Langkawi’s rainforest-clad peaks rise from the Andaman Sea. Ride the cable car up Gunung Mat Cincang for panoramic island views, or unwind on the soft sands of Cenang Beach with a cool drink in hand.

George Town, Penang’s historic capital, is a tapestry of colonial buildings, ornate clan houses and vibrant street art. Food lovers can sample char kway teow and laksa at hawker stalls in one of Asia’s great culinary destinations.

From Port Kelang, Malaysia’s capital is within reach, where the Petronas Twin Towers soar above the city. Explore the Hindu shrines of the Batu Caves or browse the stalls of Petaling Street in Chinatown.

Coconut palms and soft white beaches define Ko Samui. Visit the Big Buddha at Wat Phra Yai, or take a boat to Ang Thong Marine Park, an archipelago of secluded lagoons and limestone cliffs.

Laem Chabang is your gateway to Bangkok, where ornate temples such as Wat Arun and Wat Pho stand among gleaming towers. With an overnight in port, there’s time for the Grand Palace by day and a rooftop bar by night.

A second day lets you explore more of Bangkok at your own pace. You could ride a long-tail boat along the Chao Phraya River, browse a floating market, or feast on pad thai and mango sticky rice.

Your return to Cambodia comes on its southern coast, where Sihanoukville offers golden beaches and easy access to Ream National Park, with its mangroves and quiet coastline. It’s a relaxed final call before you sail back to Singapore.

Your cruise ends back in Tokyo where you’ll disembark and transfer to the airport for your flight home.