Vietnam is certain to make you fall in love with it because to its array of fantastical scenery, including shimmering paddy fields, immaculate white sand beaches, meandering rivers, terraced farms, and breathtaking caverns. Live up to the metropolitan rhythms of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi while seeing some enchanted locations like Halong Bay and the historic hamlet of Hoi An.
Discover the delights of Vietnam as you take a cruise along the ocean, meet people in the countryside, explore historical sites, bounce from island to island, sample Vietnamese cuisine, or go on a shopping binge at the traditional markets, providing you a variety of once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
Complete the immigration and visa on arrival procedures at the airport when you arrive in Hanoi. Meet our representative at the airport, then take a transfer to the hotel that has been reserved. Complete the hotel check-in process, then take a little break. You may enjoy the remainder of the day as you like. You can decide to go exploring on your own and see the Huc Bridge and Ngoc Son temple, which are both situated on the same grounds, as well as Hoan Kiem lake, a symbol of Hanoi and also known as the Sword Lake.Visit the St. Joseph cathedral, Hang Ngang’s “clothing” street, “shoes” street, and “painting” street for photo opportunities. The Cafe Apartment is a remarkable old apartment building that has been converted into cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy your Vietnamese-style coffee. From there, you can relax and take in the colours of the setting sun. The finest shopping area in Vietnam is the Bn Thành market, where you may go on a buying binge. Return to the motel to spend the night.
In the morning, get up and have a substantial meal there. Prepare yourself and begin your city tour by going to the Ho Chi Minh Complex, which is a monument to the great Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh, who led Vietnam to independence. After seeing the mausoleum where Uncle Ho’s bones are interred, go to the Stilt House, where the president spent a few years. Continue to take in the one-pillar Pagoda’s and Ba Dinh Square’s stunning architecture.Visit the Temple of Literature later on. Emperor Ly Thanh Tong created this first university in Vietnam. Visit the Ethnology Museum, one of Vietnam’s most fascinating museums, to see the vibrant characteristics of the country’s 54 ethnic groups. After that, visit the Ha L Prison, which the French colonial in Vietnam used to house political prisoners. Attend a very unique water puppet show that tells historical and folkloric tales. Finish up by riding around the city’s historic districts. Return to the motel to spend the night.
After a filling breakfast at the hotel, set out for Halong Bay. You will go across the Red River Delta on this excursion, where you may observe Vietnamese villager daily life. You will embark on your cruise from Taun Chau harbour when you get to Halong. After a welcome drink and a safety lecture from the crew, set sail on your voyage. While cruising across the turquoise ocean seas filled with lovely islands and archipelagos, indulge in a mouthwatering Vietnamese lunch. Later, you’ll get the chance to explore some of the bay’s most stunning caverns and massive rock formations. Swim, sunbathe, or simply unwind on the beach for a while (subject to weather conditions).Admire the hues that the sunset is creating on the sky for the remainder of the evening while relaxing on your cruise’s sundeck. Enjoy a delectable meal that is provided onboard later. Following supper, you may participate in additional enjoyable activities like squid fishing, karaoke, stargazing on the sundeck, etc. Cruise passengers spend the night at Halong Bay.
Eat a healthy meal first thing in the morning to give yourself energy for the adventure ahead. A guided tour of the Surprise Caves, which will introduce you to its unspoiled splendour, will be your first activity of the day. Learn about the myth surrounding Sung Sot Cave, the largest cave in Halong Bay and home to amazing limestone monuments, during this trip. Later, go back to the boat and have the mouthwatering Vietnamese lunch that will be provided there. Until you return to Hanoi’s shore, you may enjoy the remaining time at your leisure. At Taun Chan Bay, disembark from the boat, and then take a shuttle to Noi Bai Airport.Take off for Da Nang, a city in the centre of Vietnam known for its beaches and bridges. As soon as you arrive in Da Nang, meet our agent who will assist with your journey to Hoi An, a historic old town in Vietnam. Hoi An overnight stay.
Get ready for the day after a delectable breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy a relaxing morning in this gorgeous port city that seems like it belongs in a dream. Explore the winding streets dotted with ancient homes built in the styles of China, Japan, France, and Europe. Visit the Phuc Kien Assembly Halls, a 400-year-old Japanese Covered Bridge, and the neighbourhood fish market. There are several art galleries and tailors in the area, and you may even purchase some custom clothing if you wish. Take the boat ride to the Cam Kim Island settlement of woodworkers and boat construction family. Continue your boat journey to Thanh Ha Pottery Village, which has been around since the 16th century and is located 3 miles from Hoi. Return to the hotel later. Return to the hotel later to spend the night in Hoi An.
After a delectable breakfast at the hotel, board the vehicle for the trip to Da Nang. Take a flight to Ho Chi Minh, a city in South Vietnam, from Da Nang airport. Once in the Ho Chi Minh airport, arrange to be picked up and taken to your hotel by a representative. Complete the hotel check-in process, then take a little break.The remainder of the day is free for you to do as you like, including strolling about and taking in Ho Chi Minh City’s vibrant nightlife.You have the option of going to a club or visiting one of the city’s rooftop bars or pubs to enjoy a breathtaking view of the skyline lit up by city lights.Return to the motel to spend the night.
A nice breakfast is served at the hotel as you awaken. Visit the Reunification Palace, formerly known as the Presidential Palace, to start your tour of Ho Chi Minh City. This location is where the Vietnam War came to an end in 1975 with the fall of Saigon. Visit the red-brick Notre Dame Cathedral, which was built with inspiration from the ancient Parisian cathedral. Visit the French architect Gustav Eiffel’s creation, the Central Post Office. Pay respects at the Jade Emperor Pagoda, one of the most impressive Taoist monuments. Explore Chinatown on foot to see one of the town’s busiest sections. Spend some time shopping in Bn Thành market, the largest and oldest market in Vietnam.Prepare to explore the Cu Chi Tunnels, one of the most fascinating locations associated with the Vietnam War era.Cu Chi, which is 200 kilometres from Ho Chi Minh, is a network of tunnels that served as a subterranean city. It has several trap doors, particularly designed dwelling spaces, storage rooms, weapons manufacturers, field clinics, command headquarters, and kitchens.Before beginning to explore these tunnels, watch a brief introduction video on how they were built.The violent combat that took place here in the 1960s, when Cu Chi was a “Free Target Zone,” is well documented. Return to Ho Chi Minh City after an hour of subterranean exploration.Ho Chi Minh hotel stay for the night.
Prepare for an intriguing day of our tour by eating a healthy breakfast at the hotel and being ready by 8 or 8:30 am.
Take the bus for one and a half hours as it takes you through the lovely, green rice terraces as you board your transfer to My Tho city.Later, take a boat trip down the Mekong River to explore the area as there is no other way to go about.
From their distinctive floating homes on the river, observe the fishermen fishing with the fish cages.
The boat will next transport you via a narrow canal to one of the two islands in the area that are well-known for making regional delicacies like coconut candy and other items made from coconuts.
Additionally, you may go to bee farms to sample honey wine and freshly prepared honey. Come here and enjoy the locals’ renditions of traditional Vietnamese music. Take some picture-perfect photographs of the surrounding scenery before going to a nearby eatery for lunch. Eat an unique Vietnamese lunch served by the locals in a natural environment beneath the shade of the trees to revitalise yourself. The largest pagoda in the Mekong delta, Vinh Trang, is another stop on this journey.You are free to relax and go for a stroll during the remaining time.Start your return trip to Ho Chi Minh later on, and then you may enjoy the remainder of the evening at your leisure.Hotel stay for the night.
After a filling breakfast, check out of the hotel and board the vehicle taking you to the airport. As you are dropped off at the airport, your incredible Vietnam tour comes to an end.
