S.E. Asia for FIRST TIME 3 Weeks
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I agree with lovesadventure.
I recommend you start by buying a guide book on SE Asia and figuring out what you are interested in. Once you have done some initial research come back and let us know what you are considering.
A great website for info on SE Asia is www.travelfish.org. Start there for some great info!
You can also use the search function on this site to find answers to your questions.
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I recommend you start by buying a guide book on SE Asia and figuring out what you are interested in. Once you have done some initial research come back and let us know what you are considering.
A great website for info on SE Asia is www.travelfish.org. Start there for some great info!
You can also use the search function on this site to find answers to your questions.
We need to know more about you in order to assist you.
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Thank you for responding so quickly. Apologies for my vagueness. I will look at the travelfish website and get back to your responses. I am thinking for sure Vietnam and Thailand and was looking for other possible suggestions on a third place to visit that is tourist friendly but not necessarily the most bustling place. perhaps somewhere more outdoor focused. Unfort. 3 weeks is all that I have.
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travelgirl
3 weeks is plenty of time to get a big taste. You'll go back, so don't worry.
With three weeks I would do as you furst suggested, Thailand (Bangkok) and somewhere in Vietnam (don't try to see the whole country) and for an outdoor experience Angkor Wat. If you're an ambitious traveler I would put Luang Prabang in also.
But that's me. Like others have said, tell us what you like and you can get some good advise here.
What time of year are you going? Going solo? With partner? or got kids along, etc?
3 weeks is plenty of time to get a big taste. You'll go back, so don't worry.
With three weeks I would do as you furst suggested, Thailand (Bangkok) and somewhere in Vietnam (don't try to see the whole country) and for an outdoor experience Angkor Wat. If you're an ambitious traveler I would put Luang Prabang in also.
But that's me. Like others have said, tell us what you like and you can get some good advise here.
What time of year are you going? Going solo? With partner? or got kids along, etc?



