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Journey to Southeast Asia with Emirates

11-Jun-2025

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Emirates continues to elevate the travel experience to Southeast Asia’s most culturally diverse and historically rich destinations with the launch of three weekly flights to Siem Reap and four weekly flights to Da Nang, both via Bangkok. These captivating routes open the door to the enchanting heritage of Cambodia and the vibrant allure of Vietnam, two destinations that promise discovery, beauty and unforgettable experiences. With Emirates, every journey promises renowned comfort and award-winning service, ensuring each adventure begins the moment of stepping onboard.

Da Nang, Vietnam

After experiencing a world of amenities and warm hospitality onboard any of the Emirates’ four weekly flights to Da Nang, touch down in Central Vietnam at Da Nang International Airport. Emirates incredible standards aid relaxation, sleep and a fresh arrival as Economy Class offers delicious regional cuisine, complimentary beverages, wi-fi and over 6,500 channels of award-winning entertainment. An upgrade to Business Class provides further comforts from the Bulgari amenity kits and soothing loungewear. Relaxation starts way before boarding with Chauffer-drive available to First Class and Business Class passengers. Available both to and from the airport and in over 70 cities worldwide, relax in the spacious interiors and let the chauffeur do all the work.

Complimentary indulgences and premium comforts mean as soon as landing into one of Vietnam’s most modern and vibrant cities, guests are raring to explore and discover the broad beaches, fantastic street food and the fabled Hai Van Pass of Da Nang. Rapidly growing as one of the countries most popular spots with an expanding collection of cafes, restaurants and bars, on descent to the city spot the warm sands of My Khe Beach that sweep south from the Son Tran Peninsula and experience one of the happiest and warmest welcomes in the country. The booming beachfront location with an extraordinary coastline provides a bustling hub of activities - from touring historical and religious sites to diving in the crystal clear waters and exploring the Ba Na Hills and the Marbel Mountains that surround Da Nang, with a spectacular cable car ride or a challenging but rewarding hike. Ascending the Ba Na Hills, visitors are rewarded with extraordinary beauty, incredible views and the opportunity to walk the iconic Golden Bridge, an architectural marvel of giant stone hands that support the curved walkway.

Discover Vietnam

Offering the chance of further exploration of Southeast Asia, Emirates reaches cities beyond Da Nang and further across Vietnam. From Dubai, fly to Ho Chi Minh City, where some of the most luxurious hotels, delicious restaurants and tastiest street food in the country meets a bustling, exhilarating pace of life. Go sightseeing by water taxi or head on foot to take in the sights of the flower market, observe park life or discover the Vietnamese modernist architecture. For a slightly quieter but just as fascinating city, Hanoi is in the north and is the capital of the country. A mixture of influences from China and France, see evidence of this all over the city from the gorgeous architecture dating back to the colonial period to the delicious restaurants. There are plenty of sites to see, from the Temple of Literature, the historic treasure that is Vietnam’s first national university, to the labyrinth streets of the old quarter where tourists can’t help but explore the preserved architecture, culture and historical relics.

Siem Reap, Cambodia

Arrive in style onboard any of Emirates’ three weekly services to Siem Reap and enjoy the superior comfort of Economy Class or Business Class. With Economy Class on Emirates, guests will discover so much more with a regionally inspired menu, the latest blockbuster thrills and complimentary beverages to match every meal. Board Business Class to indulge in extra luxuries, from the 23-inch HD TV to watch hours of entertainment to a menu that suits every taste, whether savouring a traditional, regional meal or enjoying a quick, light bite to enjoy a longer sleep. A chauffer service to and from the airport removes the stress of travel, while after checking in, the luxury experience continues with incredible lounges around the world offering a space away from the bustling airport crowds. With a host of incredible Emirates features available, discover all on offer onboard any of the three weekly services to Siem Reap.

Landing into the Cambodian city renowned for its close proximity to fascinating ancient ruins and temples, Siem Reap’s thriving markets and vibrant nightlife make this enchanting destination destined for exploring. The city’s crowning jewel, Angkor Wat is one of the world’s largest religious buildings made iconic by its elegant spires and vast footprint. This extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage Site is found amongst emerald-green tropical forests, along with the breathtakingly expansive site of Bayon Temples and the different Ta Prohm Temple that is partially reclaimed by the jungle. Outside the 240 square miles of park, a multitude of museums offer a fascinating insight into the city’s stories pass, from astounding artifacts and collections of rare motorcycles. Working up an appetite, Cambodian dishes are available at every turn, from hearty soups and fish curries to the chance to try strong, Cambodian coffee.

Explore Cambodia

Offering even more flights to further explore Cambodia, Emirates stops in Singapore to land in the capital of the country, Phnom Penh. On the bank of three rivers, the Mekong, the Bassac and the Tonlé Sap, the old and new collide in a fascinating way as history, culture and attractions fill this incredible city. With historical and architectural marvels, visits to the breathtaking temples that make up the Royal Palace and the Silver Pagoda, a temple filled with beautiful ornate roofs and floors of gleaming silver are a must. Near the palace grounds, the National Museum of Cambodia is a worthy visit for relics, sculptures and artifacts detailing Cambodia’s history, or make a stop at any of the city’s markets to explore stands bursting with stacks of fabrics, products, snacks and unique treasures ranging from carvings and jewellery to artwork and antiques. As the sun sets in Phnom Penh, the streets transform into lively bars and stylish rooftop lounges, while cultural performances and night markets come to life.