14-Nights The Luxury Tented Camps of Southeast Asia - Tailormade Journeys — CALL

Itinerary Details

1 Arrive Bangkok, Thailand
Arrive in Bangkok, Southeast Asia’s capital of cool, where modern luxury meets vibrant street life. From world-class shopping malls and Michelin-starred dining to bustling markets and riverfront neighborhoods, the city offers a dynamic introduction to the region. Amid the energy, quieter moments reveal themselves in temple courtyards and along the Chao Phraya River.


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2 Bangkok – Royal Bangkok
Discover the spiritual and regal side of Bangkok with your private guide. Visit the Grand Palace, the former residence of Thai kings, where you see the revered Emerald Buddha, one of the country’s most sacred icons, and the Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles, showcasing an elegant collection of royal garments. Continue by tuk-tuk to Wat Pho, home to the reclining Buddha and considered the birthplace of traditional Thai massage.


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3 Chiang Rai
Travel north to Chiang Rai, set among the forested hills of the famed Golden Triangle. This remote region is known for landmarks such as Wat Rong Suea Ten, as well as its tea plantations, mountain landscapes and lively Night Bazaar. Settle into your luxury tented camp, surrounded by nature, where the pace slows and the setting feels far removed from city life.


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4 Chiang Rai – Star Of The Golden Triangle
Explore from the luxury of the Four Seasons Tented Camp: join a guided excursion on a longtail boat along the mighty Mekong River, take in the historic Buddhist temple of Chedi Luang or visit the hotel’s ethical elephant camp to meet the graceful Asian elephants and learn more about their conservation.


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5 Mekong River, Laos – Artery Of Southeast Asia
Rolling from the peaks of Tibet, through lush Indochina and out to the South China Sea, the Mekong is more than one of the world’s longest rivers: it is a thread that binds Southeast Asia together, one that has seen faiths flourish and empires fall. Set sail on this storied river, admiring the soaring green landscapes and rich wildlife as life unfurls around you. Choose your voyage: opt for the gentle cruise, with an overnight stay in charming Pakbeng, or upgrade your stay to charter the luxurious Anantara Gypsy and drift off in one of its deluxe cabins.


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6 Luang Prabang – Sacred Mountains
A sense of the spiritual settles over Luang Prabang, hidden away in Laos’s northern hills like a votive offering. The country’s ancient former capital has long been a seat of Buddhist reverence, its streets littered with temples where monks seek alms in their striking, persimmon-colored robes. Adventure awaits in the surrounding jungle, home to waterfalls and ancient, hidden caves, though take time to linger over fresh coffee and French-style pastries, watching the waters of the Nam Khan meet the mighty Mekong.


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7 Luang Prabang – Culture & Cuisine
Get a taste for Lao cookery on a delicious farm-to-table experience. Lend a hand in a vegetable garden, learn how to make traditional kaopun noodles from harvested rice and visit the Laos Buffalo Dairy, where you tour the farm, feed the calves and sample the delicious buffalo-milk produce, including a variety of cheeses and ice cream. This afternoon, explore Luang Prabang’s cultural landmarks, including the Royal Palace Museum, Wat Xieng Thong and Wat Khili. Conclude the day with views from Mount Phousi, overlooking the town and surrounding rivers.


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8 Luang Prabang – Waterfalls & Traditions
Rise early to witness the traditional alms-giving ceremony, an important part of daily life in Luang Prabang. Later, visit Kuang Si Falls, where tiered limestone cascades flow through the forest. Walk along the trails, take in the scenery or swim in the clear pools before visiting a nearby wildlife rescue center dedicated to protecting Asiatic black bears.


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9 Siem Reap
Travel to Siem Reap, the gateway to the Angkor temples. The city blends local markets and traditional cuisine with a growing contemporary dining scene, offering a lively contrast to the historic sites nearby.


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10 Siem Reap – Angkor Highlights
Visit Angkor Wat at sunrise, then explore its ancient galleries, hidden courtyards and intricate carvings with your guide. Continue to Ta Prohm, where tree roots wind through the temple ruins, creating one of the most recognizable scenes in Angkor. Later, enter Angkor Thom through its grand South Gate to explore Bayon Temple, known for its carved stone faces. Continue to the Terrace of the Elephants and the Terrace of the Leper King, once used for royal ceremonies, before visiting Baphuon, a temple-mountain featuring a large reclining Buddha. This evening, delight in a progressive dining experience through Siem Reap, sampling Khmer cuisine in some of the city’s top kitchens.


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11 Siem Reap – Tonle Sap Lake
Visit Tonle Sap Lake, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake and one of the world's richest sources of fish. Observe life in floating villages and stilted wooden homes, where fishing families bring in their catch and water birds fly overhead. As the day winds down, enjoy sunset views over the lake with drinks and canapes.


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12 Koh Kong Province, Cambodia – Cardamom Mountains
A short journey west from the capital, Koh Kong Province harbors some of Cambodia’s wildest landscapes. Jungle coats the foothills of the Cardamom Mountains, home to thundering cascades and mangrove-lined waterways.


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13 Koh Kong Province – Into The Jungle
Important conservation work is at play in these forests: some 60 species are believed to be threatened in this important habitat, including Asian elephants, tigers and the Siamese crocodile. Immerse yourself in the lush setting of Shinta Mani Wild as you join the camp’s wildlife rangers on an anti-poaching patrol.


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14 Koh Kong Province – Kayak Adventure
Wind through the forest’s hidden backwaters by kayak or set out with expert naturalists and forage for fresh ingredients in nature’s green larder.


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15 Depart Phnom Penh



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