Reviews

All 3 guides were excellent.
Everything ran like clockwork even though the iteanrry was changed around but was for our benefit & we saw everything just in different order.
There is so much to see, hard to choose photos as I took loads.
Hotels were very good standard along with the 3 meals a day.
Tried lots of different foods. You certainly don’t go hungry on W/W holidays.
I would highly recommend this holiday as u get to see & learn about all 3 countries.
I have wonderful memories of 3 beautiful countries.

We really enjoyed the grand tour. The thing that really made the tour great was the tour guides who couldn’t have been more informative or helpful particularly when my wife had issues.

In the main everything was very good and well organised. All the guides were excellent very knowledgable and spoke good English so easy to understand.
The majority of the hotels were of a good standard apart from one.
The hotel we stayed in the last night in Vientiane Laos was very poor. Terrible location in fact I would not walk out. Facilities non existent the bar was on very darkly lit street and comprised of a table on a pavement with 5 chairs. Rooms not much better I would say 2* rating.
The buses and drivers all excellent.
Restaurants all very good and excellent food.
The only criticism from our point of view we did not have any free time to explore
The places we stayed. It would have been good to have at least a full 1/2 day
Free time in the main cities such as HANOI.
Overall it was an excellent trip and we saw amazing places which we would not have done if we had tried to do this independently.

A busy 28 days visiting all the main sights in these three countries, there were so many highlights. The comprehensive itinerary was carefully planned to give a good mixture of culture, history and landscape with some relaxation time. Nearly all the excursions were included and so were the meals which meant that no time was wasted wondering where to eat. The National ****** for each country was very knowledgeable and described personal experiences from their country’s past which added to our understanding. If you have time for a 28 day trip then this is the one to choose.

A wonderful tour experience. We saw many of the main attractions in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia and were able to spend time looking and not so rushed. As a group of 10 we had a national guide in each country and this benefited us as we travelled togehter and we gained the benefit of their knowledge.
Unforgetable sunrises and sunsets along with stunning natural scenery

Not the cheapest on the market but well worth the money. National tour guides in each destination were capable and knowledgeable. Wonderful experiences. Did the Singapore extension too which was excellent.

excellent tour and excellent guides to keep us informed and engaged

Very well organised. Excellent local guides. wendy Wu team were very helpful before, during and after the trip.

Remember you are not on holiday you are on tour! Early mornings and long days to fit everything in.
Vietnam was very interesting for a country that seems to always be at war. It had historic history with tunnels and museums full of war memorabilia and graphic photos. No-one wins at war and the least of all is the people of Vietnam. A good education though. Saigon is a mad busy city ruled on the road by motorbikes. The countryside quite different and the towns of Hoi An, Hue and Hanoi all have vast populations with the local markets generally selling the same products to tourists.
Laos is the the most underdeveloped country and dirty with rubbish everywhere, still dependent on farming and the population concentrating on looking after themselves rather than commercial gain. It's history revolves around visiting temples, sometimes three or four a day, quite boring. It would be difficult to name a person who has made their mark on this country it only seems to have it's Buddhist religion. Being land locked neighboring country's at war just walked in and occupied.
Cambodia was the most modern of the three country's it had new airports, buildings and was very clean. A lot of money has been spent and invested from China. Angkor is the jewel in the crown of the visit, quite stunning and amazing for how the temples of Wat, Thom and The Bayon ever managed to built with so much intricate carvings and height to the structures.
The people of all three country's are pleased to see you and friendly. The street hawkers can be tiresome but they are only trying to make a living. The cost of living is very cheap, paintings and art work is desirable and plentiful, make certain you leave room in your luggage.
I don't think I need to return having had this experience.

The holiday schedule was very good and the transport arrangements excellent. However, the group was too big resulting in over organisation and the provision of very large meals at both lunchtime and for dinner was inappropriate in poor countries.

Itinerary and guides superb. Only reason for not giving 5 stars is personal in that we felt far too much time and effort was taken in feeding the group lunches. This time could have been better spent resting in what were mainly nice hotels or spending longer in places of interest.

Excellent national guides; wonderful experiences and a comprehensive itinerary

Well organised, excellent Tour Guides (x 3) saw all the main attractions - as always plenty of food and entertainment

First Wendy Wu Tour. It was excellent from the planning to the organisation to the professionalism, character, knowledge and helpfulness of the tour leaders. A new adventure everyday and one that will remain in the memory for the rest of my life.