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Take a trip to the Mekong Delta , a vast network of rivers and canals that is known as the "rice bowl" of Vietnam. Take a boat ride to explore the floating markets and visit local villages to learn about life in the delta. Afterward, head to Ta Cu Mountain , where you can take a cable car to the summit for stunning views of the surrounding area.

Visit Yanoda Rainforest Cultural Tourism Zone in Sanya, China, where you can explore the lush rainforest and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities like hiking, zip-lining, and rock climbing. Afterward, head to Yalong Bay Tropical Paradise Forest Park , a beautiful nature reserve that features a variety of exotic plants and animals.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Chinese dishes like dumplings or hot pot.

Visit Nanshan Temple (Nanshan Si) , a Buddhist temple complex located in Sanya, China, that features stunning architecture and beautiful gardens. Afterward, head to the End of the Earth (Tianya Haijiao) , a scenic area that features stunning rock formations and breathtaking views of the South China Sea.

Take a stroll through Luhuitou Park , a beautiful park in Sanya that features lush gardens, a statue of a deer, and stunning views of the city and the sea. Afterward, head to Sanya Bay (Sanya Wan) , a popular beach destination where you can relax on the sand and swim in the warm waters.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Hainanese dishes like Wenchang chicken or Hainanese rice.

Visit My Tho , a city in the Mekong Delta that is known for its traditional Vietnamese architecture and scenic riverfront. Take a boat ride to visit nearby islands and sample local fruits and sweets. Afterward, head to Cai Rang Floating Market (Cho Noi Cai Rang) , a bustling market where vendors sell a variety of goods from boats on the river.

Visit Vinh Trang Pagoda , a beautiful Buddhist temple complex that features stunning architecture and beautiful gardens. Afterward, head to Cái Bè , a charming town that is known for its floating market and traditional Vietnamese crafts.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Vietnamese dishes like banh mi or ca kho to.

Take a trip to the Plain of Jars , a mysterious archaeological site in Laos that features hundreds of giant stone jars. Afterward, head to Mui Ne , a popular beach destination that is known for its sand dunes and water sports.

Visit Pha That Luang , a stunning Buddhist temple complex in Vientiane, Laos, that is considered a national symbol. Afterward, head to Buddha Park (Xieng Khuan) , a sculpture park that features a variety of Buddhist and Hindu statues.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Laotian dishes like larb or papaya salad.

Take a stroll through Patuxai (Victory Gate) , a monument in Vientiane that commemorates the Laotian people's struggle for independence. Afterward, head to COPE Visitor Centre , a museum that highlights the legacy of unexploded ordnance from the Vietnam War and its impact on Laos.

Visit Wat Sisaket (Wat Si Saket) , a beautiful Buddhist temple in Vientiane that features stunning architecture and a museum of Buddhist artifacts. Afterward, head to the Presidential Palace , a historic building that is now a museum and art gallery.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Laotian dishes like tam mak hoong or khao piak sen.

Visit Lao Textiles , a boutique that sells high-quality handwoven fabrics made by local artisans. Afterward, head to Wat Si Muang , a beautiful temple in Vientiane that is believed to be blessed with good luck and fortune.

Visit Haw Phra Kaew (Ho Phra Keo) , a former temple that now houses a museum of religious artifacts. Afterward, head to the Vientiane Morning Market (Talat Sao) , a bustling market where you can find a variety of goods, from textiles to handicrafts.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Laotian dishes like laap or khao soi.

Visit the Royal Palace , a historic building in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, that features stunning architecture and beautiful gardens. Afterward, head to the Phnom Penh Central Market (Phsar Thmey) , a bustling market where you can find a variety of goods, from clothing to souvenirs.

Visit the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, a somber memorial to the victims of the Khmer Rouge regime. Afterward, head to Wat Phnom, a beautiful temple in the heart of Phnom Penh that is believed to be the birthplace of the city.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Cambodian dishes like amok or lok lak.