Teeming with history, marvelous architecture and awash in natural beauty, Cambodia is fast becoming a must see destination in South East Asia. The largest religious monument ever built, Angkor Wat ranks at the top of globetrotting VIP - must see list of wonders in the word. After a lengthy period of internal strife and civil war curtailed travel to Cambodia for the better part of three decades, the establishment of the peace has spurred a rise in tourism accompanies by a hotel constructions boom in the town of Siem Reap located just fine miles from Angkor Wat. This 2 day trip take you discover all wonders of Angkor.

Amazing Cambodia and Vietnam 16 days

SEAM REAP - PHNOM PENH - CHAU DOC - CAN THO - CU CHI TUNNELS - SAIGON - DANANG - HUE - HOIAN - HANOI - HA LONG BAY - HANOIT

•  Private tour, discovery style
•  Daily departure with French or English Speaking Guide
•  Tour starts from Seam Reap, ends in Hanoi

This trip starts in Seam reap, Cambodia, you discover the marvel of the Angkor Complex including Angkor Thom, Angkor Wat, Bayon, Banteray Srei and countless others masterpieces of Khmer architecture. The trip would not be complete without a boat cruise on the Great Lake Tonle Sap.

We travel up to Phnom Penh by speed boat, the best way to observer the life of people on the banks of Mekong River. In Phnom Penh we visit the must see of the capital has to offer: Khmer Museum, Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda. By waterway we take a speed boat to reach Chau Doc, Vietnam.

You will discover the lush Mekong Delta, the amazing Cu Chi tunnels network underground and the vibrant Ho Chi Minh City. On the trip the old and new capital of Vietnam and 3 world heritages listed sites: the wonders of Ha Long Bay, Hue, the Imperial City of the 18th and 19th centuries, the picturesque port town of Hoi An, a favorite with many travelers. we end our trip at the colonial capital city Hanoi that is a unique Asian city with tree-lined boulevards, French colonial architecture, peaceful lakes and oriental pagodas and temples

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Day 1 : Arrival Seam reap

After clearing entry formalities to Cambodia , you will be welcomed by our guide, who will transfer you to your comfortable hotel. Visit to Neak Pean: The original layout of Neak Poan was supposed to be a symbol of the Universe: the central temple represents Mount Meru surrounded by the four Oceans. Preah Khan meaning “Holy Sword” is one of the largest temple compounds in Angkor and is defended by four concentric walls. Thommanon and Chau Say Tevoda are situated in the Little Circuit. Afternoon, visit to: Prasat Kravan: Brick temple guilt by Hashavarman in the first quarter of the 10 th century, small but worth the visit. Srah Srang: Srah Srang artificial lake is across from the monastery. It was used for ceremonies and royal baths. Banteay Kdei or the Citadel of the Cells: Built in 1181 by the founder of Ta Prom, it is similar to it. It used to be a religious monastery. Ta Prohm: It is one of the most fascinating of all the temples. Ta Keo: Further east along the victory road you will get to Takeo. Dinner at local restaurant and overnight at hotel. (Meals: 0)

Day 2 : Seam reap - Angkor Complex (B,-,-)
Breakfast at hotel. This morning you will visit to the ancient capital of Angkor Thom: a fortified Royal City (10 square kilometers) built by King Jayavarman VII, who ruled from 1181 to 1201. The city has five monumental gates and is encircled by a moat 100 meters wide. Bayon: Jayavarman VII's temple mountain that stands at the center of Angkor Thom. Bapoun: the pyramid shape represents the mythical Mount Meru and marks the center of the city that was here before Angkor Thom. Phimean Akas: near the center of what was once the royal palace within Angkor Thom. Former Royal Palace : nothing remains today, except two pools that were used by royalty for washing. Terrace of Elephants: this terrace was used for viewing public ceremonies and was a base for the King's grand audience hall. Terrace of the Leper King: North of the Terrace of Elephants is a platform named ‘Terrace of the Leper King'. Lunch at FREE. Continue to visit Angkor Wat: a temple dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu by King Suryavarman II, who reigned between 1113 and 1150. It was constructed over a period of 30 years and is world famous for its beauty and splendor. Phnom Bakheng: hilltop temple ruins which provide one of the best views of Angkor Wat, especially at sunset. Dinner at local restaurant (your own account) and enjoy the Traditional Khmer Music with the charming Apsara Dancers . Back to hotel and free leisure at night.

Day 3 : Seam reap - Angkor (B,-,-)
Breakfast at hotel. This morning we will drive beyond the main Angkor complex to visit another favourite temple amongst visitors – the enchanting Banteay Srei: It appears that the temple was designed to leave no space undecorated, and the fine carvings in pink sandstone are quite unique. Banteay Samre: built in the third quarter of the 12 th century. It consists of a central temple with four wings preceded by a hall and accompanied by two libraries, the southern most of which is remarkably well preserved . You will take a break from visiting temples and enjoy a boat ride , in a traditional wooden boat, on the Tonle Sap . This is the largest permanent fresh-water lake in South Asia and flows into Tonle Sap River , joining the Mekong in Phnom Penh . We will see a “floating village” – boats have been converted to look like houses and the “village” move from place to place following water levels. Visit the school of the "Les Artisans d'Angkor - Chantiers Ecoles"  where the work of the trainees who learn the art of stone carving, wood ornamental sculpture, the making of small furniture, the art of lacquer and polychromy-Observe the various training methods and view the completed projects.

Day 4 : Seam reap – Pnom Penh (B,-,-)
Breakfast at hotel. Free time and transfer to boat dock. We embark on a speed boat from Seam reap to Pnom Penh. Visit the highlights of Capital: Wat Pnom, Silver Pagoda, Khmer Museum and Royal Palace.

Day 5 : Phnom Penh – Chau Doc (B,-,-)
Visit the notorious Toul Sleng Museum . In 1975 Toul Svay Prey High School was taken over by Pol Pot's security forces and turned into a prison known as Security Prison 21 (S-21). It soon became the largest such center of detention and torture in the country. Wat Phnom : Founded in 1373, the pagoda was built to house Buddhist relics washed ashore by the river. The rest of day, you will shopping and excursion at the Central Market and Toul Tompong Market you will feel a bustling daily life of local people with Cambodian's special character through local specialties, their houses, their face, Palaces and buildings of Khmer & Colonial style architectures. Free leisure until transfer to Phnom Penh boat ferry for departure to Chau Doc. Night in Chau Doc.

Day 6 : Chau Doc – Can Tho (B,-,-)
Morning visit Sam Moutain and its temples and pagodas, drive from Chau Doc to Can Tho. Visit bird garden on the way. (just an option) Arrive Can Tho in the afternoon. Check in our hotel and free to explore the region.

Day 7 Can Tho – Saigon (B,-,-)
Boat trip to visit the famous floating market Cai Rang. Visit orchard garden and drive to Saigon. Night in your hotel and sample what Saigon has to offer at night.

Day 8 : Saigon City tour – Cu Chi Tunnels (B,-,-)
Breakfast at hotel, we embark on a city tour Saigon . This city tour unravels Saigon 's turbulent past and also provides a glimpse into the fascinating variety the city has to offer. This full day city tour includes The Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral and Old Post Office, Remnant War Museum. In the afternoon we drive to the Cu Chi Tunnels . At its height the tunnel system stretched over 250km. from Saigon to the Cambodian border and was three levels deep. The network included innumerable trap doors, specially constructed living areas, storage facilities, weapons factories, field hospitals, command centers and kitchens. Today the remaining tunnels have become a major tourist attraction giving the visitor a unique experience and a feel of what underground life in the American war must have been like.

Day 9 Saigon-Danang-Hoian (B,-,-)
Transfer straight to Saigon airport for your flight to Danang. Pick up and transfer to Hoian. Free to explore the city. Night in your hotel.

Day 10 : Hoian – Hue (B,-,-)
We travel up north to Hue, visit Cham Museum on the way. Arrival Hue at noon time and check in hotel. Afternoon, we cruise on the Perfume River to visit Thien Mu Pagoda and Minh Mang Tombs. Night in hotel.

Day 11 : Hue- Hanoi en train de nuit. (B,-,-)
Morning visit Citadel and Tu Duc Tombs. And transfer to Hue train station to catch the train S2 to Hanoi which arrive at 5 am.

Day 12 : Hanoi- Halong Bay (B,L,-)
Arrive Hanoi, greet and pick up transfer to Halong Bay : We drive through the beautiful countryside of the Red River Delta en route to Halong City . Upon arriving in Ha Long City we transfer to our private boat for an amazing cruise of Halong Bay , and weather permitting, have the opportunity for a swim in the crystalline emerald waters. The trip would not be complete without a sumptuous seafood lunch on board as we cruise. We also visit one beautiful limestone grottoes before making our way back to Halong City where we stay for the night.

Day 13 : Halong Bay – Hanoi (B,-,-)
After breakfast we check out of our hotel and drive back to Hanoi . En route we will visit the Dong Trieu Ceramic village, the But Thap Pagoda. Night in Hanoi

Day 14 : Hanoi city tour (B,-,-)
This full day tour takes you around Hanoi's most interesting sights, including the Ho Chi Minh Complex: Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum and his Stilts House, Presidential Palace and the One Pillar Pagoda nearby, and the Old Quarter also known as the 36 streets and guilds. Also on the tour - the Lake of the Restored Sword and Ngoc Son Temple, the Temple of Literature, peaceful West Lake with lovers street Thanh Nien, the sedate Tran Quoc Pagoda and Quan Thanh Temple and one of the city's museums, either the History Museum or the Ethnology Museum. In the evening enjoy a traditional Vietnamese water puppet show.

Day 15 : Hanoi free day at leisure. (B,-,-)
Breakfast in hotel. The colonial capital city Hanoi is a unique Asian city with tree-lined boulevards, French colonial architecture, peaceful lakes and oriental pagodas and temples date back thousand years ago. You are free at leisure to discover what Hanoi has to offer.

Day 16 : Hanoi Departure (B,-,-)
No activities are planned for today. You are free at leisure before transfer to airport for your onward flight.

Cam on va chao tam biet. Thank you and see you again.

This 3 day trip takes you to discover the marvel of the Angkor Complex including Angkor Thom, Angkor Wat, Bayon, Banteray Srei and countless others masterpieces of Khmer architecture. The trip would not be complete without a boat cruise on the Great Lake Tonle Sap. Get ready to enjoy a trip of a lifetime with us!!

Day 1: Arrival Seam Reap- Angkor Thom
Arriving at Seam Reap airport, greet and transfer to your hotel for check in. We start visiting Angkor Thom without delay. This will includes the South Gate , Bayon with 4 giants faces, the Royal Enclosure, Phimeanakas, the Elephant Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King.

Day 2: Angkor Thom- Angkor Wat (B,-,-)
Following breakfast at hotel, we drive a 45 km to Bantaey Srei and Bantaey Kdei. In the afternoon we explore the magnificient Angkor Wat. From here We proceed to the summit Phnom Bakheng Temple to watch the memorable sunset over the Angkor Wat.

Day 3: Angkor Wat – Departure Seam Reap (B,-,-)

We enjoy a new day in this ancient land. Following breakfast we have 2 hour boat cruise on Tonle Sap Lake . Afternoon free at leisure or additional Siem Reap sightseeing until transfer for departure flight.

Our preferred hotels

p = Person B= Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner
Sgl Sup = Single room supplement (if required)

Tour Package Includes :
- Hotel accommodation with breakfast (base on twin-sharing)
- Private air-conditioning transportation
- Roundtrip airport transfer
- Sightseeing tours with English/French speaking guide as stated in itinerary
- All entrance fees to tour sites throughout
- Meal as stated in program (breakfast at hotel, lunch & dinner at local restaurants)

Tour Package Excludes :
- Cambodia visa fee (currently US$20 per person for visa on arrival)
- Domestic airport tax (US$6 per person)
- International departure airport tax ( Phnom Penh / Siem Reap airport at US$25 per person)
- Personal expenses such as drinks at meals, camera fee to tour sites

Seam Reap Tour Package, Majestic Angkor Cambodia 4 days/3 nights

Teeming with history, marvelous architecture and awash in natural beauty, Cambodia is fast becoming a must see destination in South East Asia. The largest religious monument ever built, Angkor Wat ranks at the top of globetrotting VIP - must see list of wonders in the word. After a lengthy period of internal strife and civil war curtailed travel to Cambodia for the better part of three decades, the establishment of the peace has spurred a rise in tourism accompanies by a hotel constructions boom in the town of Siem Reap located just fine miles from Angkor Wat. This 4 day trip take you discover all wonders of Angkor and experience the best of Cambodia has to offer.

Day 1: Arrival Seam Reap, Cambodia
Arriving in Siem Reap you will be greeted at the airport and transferred to your hotel. Once check in formalities are complete there will be a tour to the Angkor Wat complex. Angkor Wat was built between 1112 and 1152 by King Suryavarman II and dedicated to Vishnu, the Hindu god of preservation, although some people believe it is actually dedicated to the king himself as the temple faces west, representing death. It is the best preserved of all the temples. Its layout and its scale are simply breathtaking: the wall surrounding the enclosure measures 1,000 by 800 meters in length and the moat, said to represent the oceans of the world is 200 meters wide. The five towers that dominate the scene are said to represent the five peaks of Mount Meru , the mythical home of the omnipotent Hindu deity Shiva. Beautiful bas beliefs and carvings adorn the inner sanctuaries depicting various Hindu mythological epics, including the longest continuous bas relief in the world, which runs along the outer gallery walls. From here we proceed to the hilltop temple of Phnom Bakheng , and as the end of the day approaches, we climb the imposing remains for a truly memorable sunset.

Day 2: Angkor Thom Discovery:
We start visiting Angkor Thom without delay. This will includes the South Gate , Bayon with 4 giants faces, the Royal Enclosure, Phimeanakas, the Elephant Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King.

Angkor Thom was a royal city with a moat and 3km perimeter wall. It was the last capital of Angkor . After defeating the Cham invaders in 1181, Jayavarman VII constructed Angkor Thom as his new capital city. There are four gates to the city which are adorned with giant faces, as well as the Victory Gate which leads to the Royal Palace . The South Gate is often the first stop on a tour of the temples.

Arrive Bayon - the giant stone faces of the Bayon are today the most recognizable images of Khmer art. There are 37 towers, most adorned with four carved faces oriented toward the cardinal points. No-one knows for sure but they could be Loksvara, Mahayana Buddhism's compassionate Bodhisattva or Jayavarman VII. The Bayon was Jayavarman II's state temple and represents the pinnacle of his massive building campaign. The best art in the Bayon are the bas-reliefs on the exterior walls and on the southern wall where they depict scenes from an historical sea battle between the Khmer and the Cham. Even more interesting are scenes of everyday life, including childbirth, market scenes and passtimes such as cockfighting and chess games.

In the afternoon, we drive a 45 km to Bantaey Srei and Bantaey Kdei. Banteay Srey means "citadel of the women". However, this modern translation probably refers to the delicate beauty of the carvings. The walls are covered with carvings and its relatively small size, pink sandstone building material and delicate designs give a fairytale feel to the place. The colours are best early morning and late afternoon. Only discovered in 1914, the temple closes at 5.00 pm and is 38 km from Siem Reap so you need at least a half day to visit it.

Day 3 : Marvelous Angkor Wat
Following the breakfast we explore the magnificent Angkor Wat. From here We proceed to the summit Phnom Bakheng Temple to watch the memorable sunset over the Angkor Wat.

In all its aspects, Angkor Wat is breathtaking. It is a shaped like a massive, three tiered pyramid crowned by five beehive-like towers which rise 65 metres above the ground. Angkor Wat is the highlight of any visit to the temples of Angkor .

At the height of Khmer dominance in this region, King Suryavarman II constructed Angkor Wat, a massive temple mountain dedicated to the Hindu god, Vishnu. It was his state temple, although the temple's uncommon westward orientation suggests it may also have been his funerary temple. It is surrounded by a moat and an exterior wall measuring 1300 metres x 1500 metres. The temple itself is 1km square and has three levels crowned by a central tower. The walls are covered with bas-reliefs and carvings. Nearly 2,000 apsara carvings adorn the walls throughout the temple and are some of the finest examples of the era. It is, however, the exterior walls of the lower level which display the most extraordinary bas-reliefs, depicting stories and characters from Hindu mythology and the historical wars of it's builder. The northern reflecting pool in front of the Angkor Wat is the most popular location from which to view the sunrise. Arrive very early, well before sunrise begins as the sun will rise behind Angkor Wat providing a silhouette of Angkor 's distinctively shaped towers against the coloured sky. Some of the best colours appear just before the sun breaks over the horizon. For optimal lighting conditions for photographing the facade of Angkor , go after 2.00 p.m. because in the morning the backlighting obscures the view.

The first level of Angkor Wat is the most artistically interesting. Most visitors begin their exploration of the temple with the bas-reliefs that cover the exterior wall of the first level, following the bas-reliefs counterclockwise around the temple. Bas-relief highlights include the mythological Battle of Kuru on the west wall; the historical march of the army of Suryavarman II against the Cham, followed by scenes from Heaven and Hell on the south wall; and the classic "Churning of the Ocean Milk" on the north wall. The temple interior is not as densely carved as the first level exterior but still displays hundreds of fine carvings. The highest point of the temple, the central tower on the third level, houses four Buddha images, each facing a different cardinal point, highlighting the fact that, although Angkor Wat was constructed as a Hindu temple, it has served as a Buddhist temple since Theravada Buddhism became Cambodia's dominant religion in the 14th century. It is considered good luck to pay homage to all four Buddha images before departing Angkor . Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor

Day 4: Departure Seam Reap
On morning four there will be totally free at leisure or the option of taking a boat trip down to Tonle Sap, Asia 's largest inland lake, which swells to ten times its normal size during the wet season, or perhaps some last minute shopping before transferring to the airport for your departure flight.

Remark:
P = Person, B= Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner Sgl Sup = Single room supplement (if required)

Private tour for Free Independent Travellers (FITs)
Daily departure with French or English speaking guide

This 3 day trip takes you to discover the marvel of the Angkor Complex including Angkor Thom, Angkor Wat, Bayon, Banteray Srei and countless others masterpieces of Khmer architecture. The trip would not be complete without a boat cruise on the Great Lake Tonle Sap. Get ready to enjoy a trip of a lifetime with us!!

Classic Vietnam and Cambodia Tours 11 days

•  Private tour basis
•  Daily departure with French or English Speaking Guide
•  Tour starts from Hanoi, ends in Siem Riep, Cambodia

Day 1: Arrive Hanoi

Arrive this morning in Hanoi, Vietnam's capital for nearly 1000 years. Historical emphasis on the arts and learning stipulates that buildings in Hanoi remain small, simple and in harmony with nature. You are met at the airport and escorted to your hotel. Afternoon is at leisure. Evening enjoy a welcome dinner at the renowned Wild Rice Restaurant.

Meals: (D)

Day 2:  Hanoi Sightseeing
Visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, where the preserved body of "Uncle Ho" may be viewed, his nearby house, the lotus-shaped One Pillar Pagoda, Quan Thanh Temple, the Temple of Literature, Hoan Kiem Lake, Ngoc Son Temple, and a couple of museums. Following lunch at Indochine restaurant, enjoy a one-hour cyclo ride around the Old Quarter. Evening attend the famous Water Puppet Show tonight.

Meals: (B,L,-)

Day 3:  Halong Bay Excursion
You will be driven to Ha Long Bay, which is one of the most magnificent scenic spots in all of Vietnam and was designated by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage in 1994. It is a picturesque bay with some 775 islets rising from the clear emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin . Washed by water and lapped by waves for hundreds of thousands of years, the limestone basin has been carved into stalactites caves, Crescent beaches and odd-shaped formations. Evening return to Hanoi .

Meals: (B,L,-)

Day 4:  Hanoi / Hue
Fly to Hue , Vietnam 's former imperial capital on the Perfume River . Your sightseeing tour today includes the imposing Imperial Citadel, the Museum of Royal Relics and the Dong Ba market. Enjoy a cyclo ride this evening to the Y Thao Garden where you partake in a typical family dinner.

Meals: (B,L,-)

Day 5:  Hue / Danang / Hoi An Excursion

Continue your sightseeing of mystical Hue today; including a boat trip on the Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda, followed by a drive to visit some of the 13 lavish imperial tombs of the Nguyen kings, including Tu Ducs tomb, and Khai Dinh's tomb. Lunch at Tropical garden restaurant. This afternoon, drive south to Danang through the inspiring 4900 ft high Hai Van Pass, Vietnam 's geographical and psychological boundary between north and south. The peak of the pass lies perpetually shrouded in clouds. Stop at the stone-carving village at the foot of the Marble Mountains. Continue to the absolutely charming and relaxed town of Hoi An. Believed to have been settled no less than 2,200 years ago, Hoi An was a thriving seaport and a base for seafaring nations seeking new sources of wealth throughout Southeast Asia. Even ancient Arab trading documents mention Hoi An as a stop along their trade routes. Upon arrival, check into your hotel.

Meals: (B,L,-)

Day 06 :  Hoi An

Pay visit to a family-run lantern-making business, where you get a chance to design your own lantern with the assistance of the native hosts and local and take it with you as a souvenir. Continue on the narrow streets of Hoi An, which are lined with buildings representing a mix of architectural styles, some of which are not seen anywhere else today. Enjoy a walking tour of this historic town. Some of the highlights include the Temples of Phuoc Kien and Quang Dong and the 16th-century Japanese Covered Bridge. Lunch at Pho Hoi restaurant. The rest of the day is at leisure.

Meals: (B,L,-)


Day 07:  Hoi An / Danang / Ho Chi Minh City

Morning drive to Danang and visit the Cham Museum, featuring artifacts from the Kingdom of Champa, a civilization that ruled the area from the 2nd to 14th centuries. Later fly to vibrant Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon, and check into the hotel in Saigon. Although it's the largest and busiest city in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City retains the beauty of its graceful colonial French-style structures. Your afternoon is at leisure.

Meals: (B,L,-)

Day 08:  Cu Chi Tunnels Excursion

Venture into the "Iron Triangle," riddled with an extensive system of tunnels inhabited during the recent war, along with fascinating traps and surprises. Enjoy your lunch at the well known Indochine restaurant. Your tour afternoon includes the former Presidential Palace, the Cathedral, Central Post Office, and China Town with Thien Hau Temple and Binh Tay Market.

Meals: (B,L,-)

Day 09:  Ho Chi Minh City / Siem Riep - Angkor Thom Excursion
Morning fly to Siem Riep in Northern Cambodia, your base for visiting the fabulous ancient sites of Angkor, one of the wonders of world. The grandeur of this bygone civilization is truly astounding. Enjoy your two nights stay at hotel. See Angkor Thom, or " Great City ," which is in some ways even more spectacular than colossal Angkor Wat, as it had nearly disappeared into the jungle. Picturesque Ta Prohm remains overgrown, presenting oddly haunting and exotic scenes. Visit various ruin sites of these ancient stone masterpieces-mute testimony to the once mighty Khmer civilization.

Meals: (B,L,-)

Day 10:  Angkor Wat Excursion
Your exploration of this mysterious region begins with the intricately carved Khmer ruins at Angkor Wat and surrounding sites, one of the world's most impressive ruins. The Khmer civilization constructed the temples between the 9th and 13th centuries. Strolling through the massive hallways, you will find many small shrines still in use by the local people at this ancient site. View Angkor Wat at sunset from Phnom Bakheng.

Meals: (B,L,-)

Day 11: Siem Riep Depature

Morning transfer to the airport for your flight back home.

Meals: (B)

Remark:

P = Person

B= Breakfast , L = Lunch , D = Dinner

Sgl Sup = Single room supplement (if required)

Tour Package Includes :
- Accommodation inclusive of applicable taxes and service charges
- Daily Breakfast
- Meals as stated in the programme
- Transfers inclusive of baggage handling and porterage
- Sightseeing Tours as listed with a Licensed English speaking guide
- Entrance fee to the monuments
- Assistance by knowledgeable guide at airports and hotels
- Transport services by private vehicle
- Domestic airfare for sectors Hanoi-Hue// Danang - Saigon

- International Saigon-Seam Reap
- Services for local tour Escort

Tour Package Excludes :

- Any meals except as listed
- Items of personal nature such as telephone calls, laundry, beverages, gratuities to guides and drivers (which are discretionary in nature)
- Visa fees and processing
- Inoculations and health requirements and items not listed above
- Departures taxes