This journey is perfect for travelers seeking cultural contrasts and natural beauty from South to North Vietnam. Explore UNESCO-listed heritage sites, including Hue Citadel, Hoi An Ancient Town, My Son Sanctuary, and Halong Bay. Packed with immersive experiences, this trip promises unforgettable memories.
Tour Highlights
Welcome to Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam’s bustling commercial hub. The city is alive with over nine million people and millions of motorbikes. Your guide and driver will greet you at the airport and transfer you to the city center. After some free time, enjoy a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.
Start your full-day city tour with a visit to Chinatown and the Cho Lon market. Discover the Cantonese Thien Hau Pagoda, and explore the FITO Museum, which showcases 3,000 items from Vietnam’s traditional medicine history.
In the afternoon, visit the War Remnants Museum, highlighting Vietnam’s war history, followed by a tour of the Reunification Palace and colonial-era landmarks like the Saigon Post Office, Dong Khoi Street, Opera House, and City Hall.
Today, explore the vibrant Mekong Delta and visit the famous Cai Be Floating Market. After a 3-hour drive to Cai Be, board a boat to cruise the delta’s waterways. Visit local home factories to see traditional rice paste and coconut candy making. Enjoy a traditional lunch at an ancient house before rowing through the scenic waterways. Return to Saigon in the afternoon.
Fly to Hue, Vietnam’s former imperial capital. Upon arrival, visit the Imperial Citadel, the Forbidden Purple City, and Dong Ba Market. Explore one of Hue’s unique garden houses before overnighting in the city.
After breakfast, enjoy a cruise on the Perfume River, visiting Thien Mu Pagoda, then head to Minh Mang Tomb and Khai Dinh Tomb. After lunch, drive to Hoi An, stopping at the Cham Museum and Marble Mountains on the way. Check-in at your hotel and enjoy free time to explore the ancient town.
Experience local life in Tra Que Village. Cycle to the village and engage in gardening activities with the farmers. Afterward, enjoy a foot bath and prepare a traditional lunch, including spring rolls and Banh Xeo (Vietnamese pancakes). After a nap, learn about harvesting and wrapping vegetables before cycling back to your hotel.
Visit My Son, a UNESCO World Heritage site and former capital of the Cham people. Return to Hoi An in the afternoon for free time to shop or tailor custom clothing.
Fly to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. Upon arrival, visit the Temple of Literature and the Vietnamese Women’s Museum. In the afternoon, explore Hoan Kiem Lake, local markets, and the Old Quarter. End the day with a traditional Water Puppet Show.
Travel to Halong Bay and board a traditional junk for an overnight cruise through one of the world’s natural wonders. After lunch, explore limestone caves and visit a floating fishing village. Enjoy a seafood dinner in the evening.
Start your day with a swim before breakfast. Disembark by noon and transfer to Ninh Binh. Arrive in the late afternoon, check in, and take a buffalo cart ride through the countryside, witnessing local rice cultivation and rural life.
Row through the rice fields to Tam Coc and visit three caves. Cycle to Bich Dong Pagoda on the mountain and continue through the villages to Hoa Lu, the ancient capital of Vietnam under the Dinh Dynasty. In the afternoon, return to Hanoi for free time.
Enjoy free time for shopping or relaxation before your departure flight. Thank you for traveling with us. Cảm ơn và chào tạm biệt! (Thank you and goodbye).
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A: The ideal time to visit Vietnam is during the dry season, from October to April. This period offers cool, pleasant weather. Cities like Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) and Hoi An are great to visit year-round due to their tropical climate. If you're planning beach activities or outdoor adventures, spring (March-April) is perfect.
Yes! Vietnam is rich in culture and history. You can explore the Imperial City in Hue, visit the War Remnants Museum and Reunification Palace in Saigon, or immerse yourself in the traditional history of Tam Coc and Hoa Lu in Ninh Binh. These sites offer a deep dive into Vietnam’s cultural and historical heritage.
A: Domestic flights with Vietnam Airlines provide quick connections between cities like Hanoi, Da Nang, Hue, and Ho Chi Minh City. For scenic views, consider a train ride from Da Nang to Hue, offering stunning coastal views. In cities, taxis and motorbike taxis (Xe Om) are easily accessible for getting around.
A: Vietnam’s cuisine is diverse and delicious. Try Pho, the iconic noodle soup with rich broth, and Banh Mi, a savory sandwich. Don’t miss Banh Xeo, crispy pancakes with shrimp and pork. In the south, enjoy Com Tam, a dish of grilled pork with broken rice, and in the central region, Mi Quang, a flavorful noodle dish.
A: Vietnam offers a range of outdoor activities. Kayak or swim in the stunning Halong Bay, hike through the dramatic landscapes of Ninh Binh, or cycle through the lush Tra Que Village near Hoi An. These activities not only provide adventure but also connect you with local culture and traditions.
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