Vietnam

Arrival at Noi Bai airport. Check-in at your hotel. Then, after visit Hanoi Train street. It is a tiny, winding street tucked away in one of Hanoi’s back streets, surrounded by tightly clustered, tall, narrow houses. Try local delicacies such as the Pho soup and Bun Cha, a dish of grilled pork and noodles in one of the most famous street food in the world walking around Hanoi Old Quarter and, stop for a local beer in Ta Hien street or just relax with a cup of coffee in West Lake and see the daily life of local people. Overnight in Hanoi.

Our tour guide will pick you up at the hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter, then depart to Halong Bay by Expressway Transfer. You will visit Surprising Cave to see a lot of stalagmites and stalactites, some of them naturally taking the shapes of different animals. Then, visit Titop Island with its sandy beach and the towering limestone mountain with the excellent backdrop view of the Bay. You could climb up Titop Peak for a panoramic view of the bay. Then do kayaking or bamboo boating in Luon Cave to discover the beautiful lagoon. Cruising back to Tuan Chau harbour to enjoy a sunset party. Overnight stay in the boat in Halong Bay.

Visit Tran Quoc Pagoda, located on the Golden Fish Island in West Lake; it is the oldest pagoda in Hanoi built in the 6th century. Continue the visit with the Temple of Literature, the first university of Vietnam which was founded in 1070, The Temple of Literature (Van Mieu Quoc Tu Giam) is one of the most attractive tourist spots in Northern Vietnam, its gardens and well-preserved architecture will offer a relaxing glimpse into Vietnam’s past. Next, we will visit the Hoa Lo Prison. The prison was built by the French from 1886 to 1901, when Vietnam was still a part of French Indochina. The French called the prison “Maison Central”; it was also named “A Hell on Earth” and has now become a war museum for those who want to understand more about the colonial struggle that existed between the French and the Vietnamese people. After lunch, we’ll proceed to visit the Ethnology Museum.We will take you past Hoan Kiem Lake to see the peaceful waters and the beauty of Ngoc Son Temple. For the last part of the tour, we’ll journey through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, where you’ll have a chance for some shopping and exploration. Overnight stay in Hanoi.

Breakfast at your hotel. Transfer to the airport for the flight to Danang. Check-in to your hotel in Danang. Proceed to visit Non Nuoc, the stone carving village, and go up the Marble Mountains to explore the beauty of its mysterious caves, then visit the ancient temples Linh Ung and Tam Thai, which are hundred years old. After leaving the Marble Mountains, you will have time to shop around the village. Depart to Hoi An Ancient Town to do a walking tour of the city and to finally admire the town at night with its flickering multi – colored lanterns. Depart to Danang and overnight stay in Danang.

Pick up from your hotel and travel to the city of Hue by the longest tunnel in Southeast Asia – the Hai Van Tunnel. We will stop along the way at Lang Co to rest and to experience the Melaleuca oil products as well as admire the glittering pearl beads. You will be able to visit Khai Dinh Mausoleum, an unique architecture mixed with Western modernity and Eastern classicism. Proceed to visit Dai Noi – Hue where you will be able to visit famous places such as The Meridian Gate, Thai Hoa Palace, Dien Tho Palace, Truong Sanh Palace and then go to visit the sacred Thien Mu Pagoda which is renowned in Hue. Overnight stay in Danang.

Breakfast at your hotel. Transfer to the airport for your flight to Ho Chi Minh. Upon arrival, check-in at your hotel. In the afternoon you will visit Cho Lon (Big Market) and Thien Hau Pagoda, which is located in China Town. Take a look at the remarkable site of the War Remnants Museum which displays old military equipment and other related objects before a visit to Ben Thanh Market, a lively market in central District 1. Overnight stay in Ho Chi Minh.

Breakfast at your hotel and depart for the Cu Chi tunnels. Upon arrival, you will watch a documentary film about the tunnels’ histories and how fierce the war was in the area. You will be guided into the tunnels’ system, including the weapon factory, hospitals, kitchens, and crawl under the tunnels… After that, a dish of delicious manioc, the leading food for guerilla warriors in Cu Chi during the war will be served to you.By the end of the visit, you will be given the choice to fire off an AK47 or MK16 or machine guns at the nearby shooting range. Leave Cu Chi and move forward to Con Lan via My Tho where you board a motorboat to reach the destination. Coming to Con Lan, you will visit the honey production furnace and enjoy honey tea with fruit jam. Then the tour guide takes you around the village, exploring the lives of people in the Western region. You have the opportunity to enjoy fruits and listen to Tai Tu singing, a typical cultural feature of tourism in the Southwest region. Continuing the journey, you will sit on a small dinghy boat and sail along the green canal lined with nipa palm trees as well as fruit gardens on both sides, the boat will take you back to the motorboat. You will continue the visit with the Coconut Candy Production Facility and see firsthand the coconut candy production process. Finally, you will visit Vinh Trang Pagoda, one of the largest and oldest pagodas in the Southwest region. Overnight stay at Ho Chi Minh.

Breakfast at your hotel. Continue to the nearby French colonial area, including a stop at the impressive Saigon Notre-Dame Cathedral to discover its magnificent neo-Romanesque architecture as you take in the tranquil atmosphere inside. At the opposite side of the cathedral is the Central Post Office, one of the oldest buildings in Ho Chi Minh City, you will learn the history about this significant landmark – the busiest post office in Vietnam. Transfer to the airport for your departure flight.