Hong Kong

Day 1

• Buddha
• Po Lin Monastery
• Avenue of Stars
• Nathan Road
• Shopping: Maple Shop

Day 2

• Causeway Bay
• Food: Porridge at 利苑粥面专家
• Behind Sogo at Lockhart Road
• Between Exit D & E of Causeway Bay MTR
• Shopping: Jardine Bazaar
• Shopping: UPDATE shop
• Victoria Peak
• Ladies Street

Day 3

• Disneyland
• Temple Street (optional)

Day 4

• Kowloon
• Food: Tim Sum at Shamrock Seafood Restaurant 新樂海鮮酒家
• Shamrock Hotel
• Jordan MTR
• Discount before 11am
• Shopping: Argyle Centre
• Shopping: Fa Yuen Street

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Vietnam - Cambodia

Day 1 - Ho Chi Minh

• Check in hotel
• Book Cu Chi Tunnel + Cao Dai Temple tour
• Book bus to Phnom Penh (Delta Adventure Tours www.deltaadventuretours.com)
• Reunification Palace
  

  There's a free guided tour provided. It's something like a museum now.

• Quan An Ngon (Opposite Reunification Palace) for food
  
  

  Quan An Ngon has an interesting marche-like concept. The chendol is great! But the rest of the food is not really that fantastic. Worth a visit though.

• War Remnants Museum *

  War Remnants Museum is a must-go for people who wish to know more about Vietnam war. Not for the faint-hearted due to disturbing photos and exhibits. The above is a guilottine used to execute Vietnamese during the war.
  

• Notre Dame Cathedral
  

  French style cathedral. One of the more beautiful buildings.

• Post Office
  

  French colonial style post office. Next to the Notre Dame Cathedral.

• Ben Thanh Market (Optional til 5pm)
• Night Market (5pm onwards)

Day 2 - Ho Chi Minh

• Cao Dai Temple

  Caodaism is an interesting religion in Vietnam which combines Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity and other religions into one.
  

• Cu Chi Tunnels *

  Cu Chi Tunnel is THE reason to go Ho Chi Minh. Can't help but be amazed by the intricate design and the small size of the tunnels.

• Dong Khoi area (Night)

Day 3 - Ho Chi Minh/Phnom Penh

• Check out hotel (8am bus)
• Travel to Phnom Penh

  On the way to Phnom Penh, our bus actually got on board to a liner to cross the river. A lot motor vehicles also went on board. Now, this is something you don't see everyday.

• Check in hotel (Spring Guesthouse; Okay Guesthouse; Sunday Guesthouse; Bright Lotus 1 Guesthouse; Indochine 2 Hotel)

Day 4 - Phnom Penh

• Choeung Ek Killing Fields *
• Opening hours: 7am to 5pm
• Entrance fee: US$2It looks like just an ordinary shrine from far but if you look closely it actually has hundreds of skulls inside. The skulls belong to the victims that were killed in the killing fields during Pol Pot's regime.
• Tuol Sleng Museum *
• Opening hours: 7.30-11am; 2-5pm
• Entrance fee: US$2
• 1 hr documentary (10am or 3pm)On the outside it looks just like an old school. In fact it used to be a school. But it was converted to a jail and a torture place during Pol Pot's regime.
• Russian Market (Tuol Tom Pong Market)

Day 5 - Phnom Penh/Siem Reap

• Royal Palace
• Closed from 11am to 2pm
• Camera fee – US$2 Can only view the exterior and cannot go in to a lot of places. The Silver Pagoda is just next-door.
• Silver Pagoda
• Closed from 11am to 2pm

Silver Pagoda is named only because the interior tiles are all made of real silver. No photos to be taken inside though.

• National Museum (optional)
• Independence Monument (optional)
• Wat Phnom (optional)
• Central Market
• Check in hotel (Two Dragons Guest House; Jasmine Lodge; Ivy Guesthouse II; Golden Temple Villa)

Day 6 - Siem Reap

• Book guide and tuk-tuk for Angkor Wat tour
• Angkor Wat
• View sunset

Day 7 - Siem Reap

• View sunrise at Angkor Wat
• Angkor Wat

Day 8 - Siem Reap

• Angkor Wat

Day 9 - Siem Reap/Home

* - The must-go places