Duration
12 days / 11 nights
Price Per Person

Set off on a private jet to discover a few of the best destinations the region has to offer. Stroll the streets of emperors in Vietnam, visit old-word temples scattered across Southeast Asia, and try your hand at bargaining with the locals at different fresh markets. This trip hits all of Southeast Asia’s must-see destinations, traveling from Thailand to Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Myanmar. See isolated cities and towns not frequented by the average traveler, made accessible by a private jet.

Why travel by private jet?

Private air travel makes travelling to many destinations in a relatively tight timeframe not only possible, but comfortable and luxurious as well. This is travel at its finest. Skip the lines of customs and forgo waiting in departure halls. The jet leaves when you are ready to go. You don’t have to worry about flights being cancelled or delayed, or your luggage being lost. 

This itinerary is an example. It’s designed to inspire you and provide you with thoughtfully curated ideas. You can choose to do this exact itinerary or completely personalize it. All trips are 100% bespoke.

Highlights

• Venice of the East: Bangkok gets its nickname from the canals which feed off the Chao Phraya river, where locals live in stilted houses above the rising water.

• Pak Ou Caves: Hidden along the river outside of Laos' Luang Prabang is a cave filled with thousands of castaway Buddha statues.

• Ancient Temple Cities: Cambodia's Angkor and Myanmar's Bagan are two of the most famous, extensive, and fascinating archaeological sites in the world.

Day-by-Day

Day 1

Bangkok

Arrive in Thailand’s bustling metropolis - Bangkok. You fly in style on your own private jet - skipping the hustle and bustle of the long airport lines, along with a massive headache. Here you have the day to explore. One of the stunning sites includes the Wat Suthat that is not only covered in remarkable wall paintings, but also vital to Buddhist culture. Take a boat trip down the Chao Phraya river to see the inner workings of the city, and visit the National Museum. Pak Khlong Talat is a fascinating fresh fruit and vegetable market to visit. Come see how the locals shop and view colorful orchids and bright, ripe fruit for the trying. 

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Why We Love This Hotel

Chao Phraya Views: Every guest room, suite, and villa at Capella Bangkok - as well as the dining venues and many of the facilities - boast river views. What's more, the sun sets just across the river from the property, casting gorgeous orange hues over the hotel and providing superlative evening sundowner locations from anywhere on the grounds.

A New Riviera: The Riviera theme continues in Capella Bangkok's fine dining restaurant, Côte by Mauro Colagreco, where the three-Michelin-star chef has reinterpreted French-Italian Riviera flavors, inspired by traditional recipes and culinary heritage.

Sophistication & Luxury: From contemporary design featuring custom artwork by local Thai artists, to the expansive wellness center with water therapy and locally-inspired treatments, to a desserts-and-cocktails salon bedecked in black and gold, the Capella Bangkok exudes finesse.

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Capella Bangkok Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: While Bangkok is home to several world-class hotels, only a handful are situated right on the Chao Phraya River. We love the Four Seasons Hotel for its amazing riverside location with easy access to the city center. This property is ideal for seclusion and relaxation and yet is still close to the action.

Design: The architects have carefully considered the blending of indoor and outdoor space to create a light and complementary blend of modern design and serene green spaces.

Spaciousness: The property stretches over 1,100 feet along the banks of the Chao Phraya River, also known as, "The Grand Duke,” leaving plenty of room for spacious suites, lush outdoor grounds and two infinity pools.

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Four Seasons Bangkok Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Because of the Peninsula Bangkok's prime location on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, diners may enjoy stunning, alfresco cuisine as they watch the boat traffic cruise up and down the river - a particularly picturesque experience at night.

Views: One of the most iconic hotels in Bangkok, the Peninsula is cleverly designed so that each room has river views.

Outdoors: Its expansive grounds are home to a large riverside swimming pool and grass lawn.

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The Peninsula Bangkok Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Positioned on the Chao Phraya River, The Siam can be reached by boat or car. Guests can travel to major sightseeing locations, such as the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, by ferry.

History: The Siam was faithfully created in vintage style, incorporating Chinese and Thai motifs in a chic Art Deco design style.

Service: This boutique property offers personalized attentive service from one of the most respected hoteliers in Thailand, the Sukosol Group.

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Day 2

Sukhothai

Step aboard to fly in comfort, convenience and style as you descend upon Sukhothai, a beautiful northern town considered by the locals to be the cradle of Thailand. The name translates directly to “Dawn of Happiness.” The Kingdom once reigned over present-day Myanmar, Luang Prabang and Laos. In this well-preserved ancient city, there are several stunning temples, stupas and elegant elephant stone carvings. 

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Why We Love This Hotel

Prosperity, Serenity, Romance: Sriwilai Sukhothai is built around these three pillars. Prosperity is emulated through the Lanna-style architecture and cultural nods to the Sukhothai era, the most prosperous in Thai history. Serenity is embedded in the peaceful natural surroundings, while romance is expressed in room design, the spa and the swimming pool area, inviting guests to unwind and reconnect.

Location: Sriwilai is a perfect jumping off point for exploring Sukhothai Historical Park, yet far enough away from the tourist sites to feel like a secret countryside retreat - the best of both worlds.

Sustainability: Both environmental and community iniatives are in place at this green resort, including solar energy, a waste water system, zero chlorine and ECOsmarte systems for swimming pools, as well as sourcing ingredients, textiles and pottery from local producers.

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Sriwilai Sukhothai Resort & Spa Preferred Hotel
Sukhothai
Sukhothai

Day 3

Sukhothai

The ancient town of Sukhothai was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991. The city is perfect for strolling with timeless city gates, walls, moats dams, ditches, canals and ponds. The head of the site will give you a private tour. Visit the Ramkhamhaeng National Museum, where the curator will teach you the Thai ways of life. Marvel at the beautiful ancient sculptures and other antiquities on display. Return to your hotel to relax this evening.

Day 4

Luang Prabang

Hop aboard your private air travel as you jetset to Luang Prabang. Flying gives you extra touring time, so you won’t feel as if you spent your whole trip in transit. Luang Prabang is a charming ancient city in the only landlocked country in Southeast Asia - Laos. Luang Prabang was once the capital of the area. The city overlooks the beautiful Bolaven Plateau and is surrounded by majestic mountains. 

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Why We Love This Hotel

Service: Like all other Aman holdings, Amantaka is a boutique property that features top-notch service in a contemporary, tasteful setting

History: Set in a former French hospital that was renovated, Amantaka combines yesterday's luxury with today's comforts

Location: Amantaka is located extremely close to Luang Prabang's myriad atractions, particularly its busy, atmospheric night market - accessible on foot from the grounds of the resort

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Amantaka Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: The resort is located a stone's throw from UNESCO heritage site Luang Prabang, which is known for its unique combination of traditional Laotian architecture mixed with French colonial influences.

Nature: With streams running through it and a waterfall in its center, this resort is nestled amid breathtaking natural surroundings, and outside its grounds lie mountainous swaths of jungle and unspoiled wilderness waiting to be explored.

Luxury: From locally sourced gourmet dishes to its indulgent spa, the Rosewood Luang Prabang is a pleasure seeker’s dream come true.

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Rosewood Luang Prabang Preferred Hotel

Day 5

Luang Prabang

Rise early to catch the monks on their way to the monastery. They collect food donations from locals along the way. Next, take a ride down the Mekong River to the Pak Ou Caves, where you will find more than 10,000 small Buddha statues. The damaged Buddhas are sent here, as it’s considered bad luck to keep a damaged Buddha - and also to destroy a Buddha. That evening, you have the option to enjoy a Laos specialty cooking class. Return to your hotel for the night.

Luang Prabang
Luang Prabang

Day 6

Hue

Step aboard the aircraft as you fly on your own time to Hue in Vietnam. The city was the capital when emperors strolled the streets. Take a leisurely ride down the Perfume River - you will see eight royal tombs in near-perfect preserved condition. Dine like royalty at the Tinh Gia Vien - an old Hue-style garden villa tucked away on a side street. Check into the La Residence to relax in style in the ancient city’s center.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: This property is positioned on the bank of the Perfume River, with views over the Imperial Citadel.

History: A former French governor’s residence, this 1930’s art deco building remains a beautiful tribute to Hue’s colonial heritage.

Service: Attentive and professional staff provide round the clock care to guests of Le Residence, befitting its colonial elegance.

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Azerai La Residence, Hue Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Sitting at the foothills of the Truong Son Mountain Range, this villa resort, right on the East Sea, is less than 40 miles from Da Nang International Airport.

History: The sophisticated, modern luxuries of Banyan Tree Lang Co are surrounded by history: the resort is a stone’s throw from several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the historical ruins of My Son.

Service: With complimentary shuttle service to and from the airport and a fully-serviced in-villa dining option, this resort offers top quality, personalized service, everywhere from the private pool decks to the restaurants to the beach and the wide variety of on-site facilities.

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Banyan Tree Lang Co Preferred Hotel

Day 7

Hue

Once known as the “Forbidden Purple City,” Hue is full of mysteries just waiting to be discovered. The city was originally only inhabited by emperors, their concubines and members of the household. Get to know more about the city’s fascinating history at the Royal Museum of Fine Arts. The 1845 wooden palace contains house relics and fine art from the Nguyen Dynasty. Next, take a tour of the hallmark of Hue - the Citadel. The massive throne was built in 1804 and is protected by a 100-foot wide moat. After an authentic dinner, retire to your hotel room to unwind.

Day 8

Siem Reap

Sit back in comfort as you fly from Hue to the Kingdom of Cambodia. Cambodia is a tourist Mecca for its friendly locals, fascinating history and what is rumored to be one of the most impressive ancient temples in existence - Angkor Wat. The temple is a protected UNESCO site. An incredible spiritual site and architectural feat, many travelers wander through the ancient city for more than just one day. Sleep easy at either Amansara, Raffles or the Park Hyatt.

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Why We Love This Hotel

History: Amansara is situated on a property that once housed the personal guests of King Sihanouk, revered widely by his subjects as the father of the nation.

Service: Amansara, like all other Aman properties, provides top-notch service in an intimate, atmospheric setting.

Location: Amansara is located within close proximity to Angkor Wat, a short bike ride away.

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Amansara Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: This hotel is ideally and strategically placed in the epicentre of Siem Reap, just a short distance from boutique shops, bars, restaurants and a host of other attractions, as well as the international airport.

History: History is the main draw for visitors to Siem Reap, with the magnificent temples of Angkor being the highlight of any visit to this charming ancient city.

Service: The Park Hyatt prides itself on its flawless 24-hour concierge service, allowing guests to have their desires fulfilled at any time, day or night.

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Park Hyatt Siem Reap Preferred Hotel
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History: This imposing art deco property was opened in 1929 and exudes history at every turn.

Service: For decades, this hotel has hosted dignitaries and VIP guests coming to explore the Angkor temples.

Location: Located opposite the Royal Palace, Raffles Siem Reap is only 8 kilometers from Angkor Wat, and enjoys a beautiful garden setting.

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Raffles Grand Hotel Angkor Preferred Hotel
Siem Reap
Siem Reap

Day 9

Siem Reap

Learn about the reigning times of the Khmer Rouge. During 1975 - 1979, the party orchestrated a Cambodian Genocide, forcing agricultural reform that ultimately led to widespread starvation. Travel to see the shocking Killing Fields, and learn about the corruption the Cambodian people suffered for years. The country is still suffering the after-effects, although the organization was disbanded in 1999. This is a day you won’t soon forget. Visit the 10th-century Banteay Srei temple to see further elaborate displays of Cambodian Buddhist temples.

Day 10

Bagan

Jetset to Bagan after a short immigration stop in Mandalay. Myanmar has only recently been welcoming travelers. You are far off the beaten path as you visit the ancient capital that is experiencing rapid change. Visit the city’s architectural wonders, such as the near thousand-year-old Ananda Temple and the Shwezigon Pagoda. 

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Why We Love This Hotel

Quality: Anavila Bagan is the first five-star resort option in Bagan and a superlative accommodation option in the region, offering stylish and luxurious villa stays, as well as five-star service.

Green Values: The property was built with minimal environmental impact in mind and not a single tree was felled during its construction.

Exclusivity & Privacy: Comprised of just seven villas, the Anavila Bagan is a petite hotel that provides tranquility and refuge for guests looking for a truly private moment to enjoy those sweeping temple-strewn views.

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Anavila Bagan Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: The Aureum Palace Hotel is situated in one of Myanmar’s most ancient kingdoms, abundant with old pagodas and crumbling ruins.

Setting: The resort is reminiscent of an ancient oriental settlement with traditional Burmese architecture inspired buildings on 27 acres of beautifully landscaped tropical gardens.

Spa: The hotel’s in-house spa provides a peaceful oasis with treatments ranging from traditional Myanmar and Thai massages to herbal oil massages and foot reflexology.

Food: The hotel boasts Burmese, Shan, Thai and other exotic regional cuisines.

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Bagan
Bagan

Day 11

Bagan

Rise early for the experience of a lifetime: a sunrise hot-air balloon ride. This is the perfect spot to absorb unrivaled views of the lush countryside. Spend the rest of the day visiting the local monasteries, shrines and gold stupas. Climb 777 stairs to reach the top of volcanic Mt. Popa - it’s well worth it for the view and landmarks you find at the top. Return to your hotel to relax after an active day of sightseeing.

Day 12

Departure

Return to Thailand’s pulsing capital. Squeeze in a visit to the Floating Markets of Damnoen Saduak, if you arrive early enough in the city. This is the perfect place to enjoy fresh fruit and Thai cuisine. Stock up on local goods, before preparing for your transit home. You’ll be transferred to the airport in time for your onward travels.

Suggested Hotels For Day 1

Capella Bangkok
Preferred Hotel

Capella Bangkok

Drawing on its reputation for elegance and personalization, the Capella Bangkok is nestled along the east bank of the Chao Phraya River, providing panoramic views from all 101 rooms, suites, and villas. The hotel has also thrown a couple of hats into the capital city’s ring of culinary offerings with two gourmet restaurants and a waterfront patio area that’s perfect for al-fresco dining. Three-Michelin-starred Argentinian chef Mauro Colagreco is the mastermind behind much of Capella’s cuisine, and there is a specialty bar offering desserts and artisan cocktails. Among other amenities, there is an oriental tea lounge, open-air spa, outdoor pool, and even an in-house Capella Library. Finally, in trademark Capella fashion, personal assistants are made available to guests to ensure a luxury stay in Bangkok.

Four Seasons Bangkok
Preferred Hotel

Four Seasons Bangkok

Nestled on the banks of Bangkok’s bustling Chao Phraya River, the Four Seasons Bangkok is designed around water-centric serenity and fluidity, inspired by the riverfront location. Situated in a vibrant part of the city, guests can view the abundance of activity on the river and enjoy nearby restaurants and cafes, art galleries and temples, with easy access to the various shopping and cultural activities for which “The City of Angels” is renowned. Guests seeking a holistic experience can avail themselves of the hotel's two infinity pools, spa and wellness center, a well-equipped fitness center and a 98-foot lap pool.

The Peninsula Bangkok
Preferred Hotel

The Peninsula Bangkok

Overlooking the Chao Phraya river, the iconic Peninsula’s commanding views of the city’s skyline make it one of the most elegant choices in Bangkok. Designed with a blend of modern and traditional Thai decor, the hotel provides all of the comforts of home with an exotic flair, all with the level of quality service and amenities that define the Peninsula. The hotel boasts three restaurants: Mei Jiang for Cantonese cuisine; Thiptara for Thai home-style cooking on an open-air pavilion; and the River Cafe and Bar, located on the banks of the river. The excellent spa, ESPA, offers state-of-the-art treatments, and an extensive fitness center includes a pool set in a garden complex. The Peninsula is located approximately 45 minutes by car from Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK).

The Siam Hotel
Preferred Hotel

The Siam Hotel

The Siam Hotel is set on 3 acres of verdant lawn along the city side of Bangkok’s main river, the Chao Praya. The Siam is a private 39-room luxury retreat with its own unique historical background located in Bangkok’s royal Dusit district. Designed by internationally acclaimed architect Bill Bensley, the property is Art Deco inspired with infusions of Thai antiques and traditional architecture. Guests have an array of amenities at their fingertips: restaurants, a cooking school, bar, café, spa, gym, yoga terrace, Muay Thai boxing ring, beauty salon, library/cinema, infinity pool, gift/antiques gallery, conservatory and traditional Thai houses. The Siam’s 39 suites and pool villas are noticeably spacious and well equipped with modern conveniences. All rooms are outfitted with plush furnishings, super-sized king beds and lofty ceilings. Each suite is individually designed with original turn-of-the-century Oriental artwork and antiquities and is catered for by a personal butler. Complimentary WiFi is available property-wide. Onsite dining options include a Thai restaurant, international cuisine bistro, bar and coffee and cakes shop. The Siam Hotel is approximately 50 minutes from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK).

Suggested Hotel For Days 2–3

Sriwilai Sukhothai Resort & Spa
Preferred Hotel

Sriwilai Sukhothai Resort & Spa

Tucked away in the rich natural landscapes of northern Thailand, just a short distance from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sukhothai Historical Park, Sriwilai Sukhothai Resort & Spa is a tranquil, Lanna-style retreat inspired by rural Thai life. The property is comprised of 52 guest rooms and two suites, a spa, an infinity pool overlooking rice fields and rolling hills, as well as a romantic restaurant serving authentic Sukhothai cuisine.

Suggested Hotels For Days 4–5

Amantaka
Preferred Hotel

Amantaka

Amantaka is set south of Phousi Mountain and close to the banks of the Mekong River and the Luang Prabang Night Market. The resort, an old French colonial building, is surrounded by a spacious courtyard, and has 24 suites – eight deluxe suites, four pool suites, eight Khan suites, two Mekong suites and two Amantaka suites, all with spacious interior and exterior living areas. Facilities include a spa, a fitness center, a library and a boutique art gallery. Amantaka is little more than a ten- minute drive from Luang Prabang International Airport (LPQ).

Rosewood Luang Prabang
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Rosewood Luang Prabang

Located on a peninsula at the confluence of the Nam Kham and Mekong rivers, Luang Prabang is known for its Buddhist temples and monasteries, preserved traditional architecture, and remaining vestiges of Laos’ French colonial period. These elements earned it the distinction of being listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. The city of just under 60,000 continues to inspire awe in tourists to this day, and with the opening of the Rosewood Luang Prabang, luxury travelers have the option to visit this destination while enjoying the level of comfort that the Rosewood Hotels and Resorts brand has staked its reputation on. The 24-room, suite, villa, and tent accommodations are designed by celebrated architect Bill Bensley and combine world-class luxury with local aesthetics. Guests are invited to enjoy locally sourced Laotian meals at The Great House or a drink and view from the Elephant Bridge Bar. There is also an opulent spa on site and a centrally located swimming pool, around which guests can enjoy a drink or a bite to eat in this haven of luxury.

Suggested Hotels For Days 6–7

Azerai La Residence, Hue
Preferred Hotel

Azerai La Residence, Hue

On the banks of the Perfume River, the boutique Azerai - La Residence Hotel and Spa occupies the former residence of Hue's governor. The hotel is surrounded by lush lawns and looks towards the Imperial Citadel, a picturesque sight in hues of green, red and yellow. The 122 rooms and suites have the spacious feel of a colonial villa, with richly colored art-deco furniture and a river-view terrace. The lavish spa is equipped with Italian products from Comfort Zone. Azerai - La Residence Hue is only 10 miles from the airport (HUI) and is outfitted with a sauna, pool, fitness center, tennis court, and business center. Wi-fi is available everywhere in the hotel.

Banyan Tree Lang Co
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Banyan Tree Lang Co

With mountains as the backdrop and a seafront view, Banyan Tree Lang Co’s incredible natural surroundings are mirrored in the exquisite design of the villa resort. Designed with the opulence of past Vietnamese dynasties in mind, each guest villa features a private pool overlooking either the hills or the ocean, complete with sun loungers where guests can enjoy a freshly-blended cocktail. With close proximity to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the imperial city of Hue, the ancient town of Hoi An, and the temple ruins of My Son, the resort is perfect as both a home base to explore Central Vietnam and a romantic retreat to enjoy delicious meals, indulgent spa treatments, and a round of golf on the Sir Nick Faldo-designed course.

Suggested Hotels For Days 8–9

Amansara
Preferred Hotel

Amansara

Located approximately five miles from the famed Angkor Wat, Amansara is sleek, stylish and superbly private. Formerly the guest villa of King Norodom Sihanouk, the grounds were originally laid out in 1962 and designed to embrace both modern design and the rich artistic legacy of Cambodia. This tranquil oasis is surrounded by beautiful gardens and includes a curved slate swimming pool. The 24 suites are decorated in a classic Indochinese palette of cool gray, pristine white, dark timber and ivory, and all include a private courtyard and soothing water features; 12 suites are equipped with private swimming pools. The Roof Garden, shaded by trees, is the ideal venue for relaxing by candlelight with cocktails, or for invigorating morning yoga sessions. The Spa, which has four treatment rooms, focuses on therapeutic Cambodian techniques using organic products. Every suite has access to its own remork and driver. On the 2007 Zagat Survey list of the world’s best hotels, Amansara was ranked number two for service.

Park Hyatt Siem Reap
Preferred Hotel

Park Hyatt Siem Reap

The Park Hyatt is a new addition to Cambodia’s select five-star hotel crowd. The hotel was previously Hotel De La Paix, one of the country’s top properties, and has been rebranded after a complete renovation. This new and exciting hotel is situated in one of Asia’s major emerging cultural destinations, providing ultimate indulgence and impeccable service. Designed by award-winning Bangkok-based interior designer Bill Bensley, Park Hyatt won Cambodia’s No. 1 hotel spot in Travel + Leisure and ranked No. 29 in its World’s Best Hotels 2010 list. Park Hyatt Siem Reap features 104 guestrooms, a choice of restaurants, a bar, fresh bakery, two swimming pools, a spa and fitness center.

Raffles Grand Hotel Angkor
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Raffles Grand Hotel Angkor

A grand, historic hotel, Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor opened its doors in the early 1930s. It is located on the main road to Angkor Wat and was planned so that it aligns on a north-south axis with Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom. Now sensitively restored, the hotel’s classic style coupled with its renewed modernity complement the grandeur of Angkor Wat. The hotel has 119 guest rooms and suites, each tastefully appointed with Art Deco-styled furnishings and Cambodian objets d’art. Guest services include the Raffles Spa, a fitness center, and tennis court. Elegant dining options range from the formal restaurant 1932, to the Café d’Angkor, to the wide selection of cocktails at the famed Elephant Bar.

Suggested Hotels For Days 10–11

Anavila Bagan
Preferred Hotel

Anavila Bagan

Anavila Bagan is a five-star property comprised of seven exclusive villas, designed to reflect Bagan's UNESCO-accredited heritage. Each of the riverside villas and residences are unique in interior and space, with chosen decor showcasing Burmese and wider Asian cultures, and antique pieces set against a contemporary aesthetic. All accommodations include panoramic windows as well as a private veranda and/or roof terrace, which look out over the treetops to the temples and river nearby. Hotel facilities include an outdoor infinity-style saltwater swimming pool with a bar, The Clubhouse restaurant and a traditional Burmese teak house, where guests can see local craftspeople at work and learn about Burmese cooking.
Aureum Palace Hotel
Preferred Hotel

Aureum Palace Hotel

Set back in 27 acres of lush, tropical gardens, The Aureum Palace Hotel is a tranquil retreat in the heart of Bagan. Spacious villas lace the resort’s expansive gardens and are lavishly appointed with hand-crafted teak furnishings, antiques and local artifacts. Dining options are extensive. For traditional Myanmar and Thai cuisine, visit The Shan, or for Italian cuisine and wines, dine at Casa D’Enzo. Casual cocktails and lighter fare are available at the resort’s many outdoor patios and cafes and poolside dining is available throughout the day. The Spa at the Aureum Palace offers aromatherapy treatments and massage by appointment. There is a swimming pool and fitness center, as well as a business center for Internet access.

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