French famed Indochina: jewel of the Orient. Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam are three countries with an incredible history. Each is an open Pandora ’s Box of intrigue. From the magnificent Angkor Wat that is ripe with legend and myth, you’ll trace your way around lakeside luxury and into a darker side of the Khmer Rouge regime that rocked Cambodia and its people. Long gone and recent history has left indelible imprints on Indochina’s people, but this is far from what the countries are truly famous for. Vietnam these days is a quietly captivating enclave of delicious cuisine and remarkable people. Take in the astonishing vistas of UNESCO rated Halong Bay, draped in limestone karsts on the South China Sea. Hoi An is possibly one of the most perfectly preserved ancient towns ever seen, reflected in much more of the architecture evident country wide. Beaches are replete with seafood offerings and azure waters, and further inland you’ll find history touched by bourgeois families from yesteryear. Laos is equally majestic – with lush green panoramas, temples and palaces. There are hundreds of interesting people to meet and places to see. All it takes is a phone call.