10 Days
9 Nights
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This journey showcases the heart of Vietnam, from Hanoi’s history and Ninh Binh’s karst landscapes to the breathtaking beauty of Halong Bay. Explore Hoi An’s lantern-lit streets, ride a basket boat in Cam Thanh, and marvel at the Golden Bridge. Conclude with the vibrant energy of Saigon and the Mekong Delta’s floating charm.
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Trip Highlight
Top Destinations:
- Hanoi – A city of history, street food, and lively markets.
- Ninh Binh – Majestic limestone landscapes and ancient royal temples.
- Halong Bay – UNESCO-listed natural wonder with stunning caves and island views.
- Hoi An – A charming ancient town with colorful lanterns and riverside beauty.
- Ba Na Hills – Home to the Golden Bridge and breathtaking mountain views.
- Mekong Delta – A peaceful region of coconut groves and floating villages.
Activities:
- Savor Hanoi’s street food scene
- Capture vibrant incense-making scenes in Quang Phu Cau Incense Village
- Experience the famous Golden Bridge, held by giant stone hands.
- Spin on a basket boat in Cam Thanh – join local fishermen for a fun ride in a round bamboo boat.
- Crawl through Cu Chi Tunnels, step into Vietnam’s wartime past with an underground adventure.
- Cruise the Mekong River, visit floating markets and taste fresh tropical fruits.
- Good food to try during your trip: Bún chả, Bánh mì, Egg coffee, Cao Lầu (Hoi An-style noodles), Fresh seafood in Halong Bay
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Itinerary
The estimated price includes what is described in the “price includes” section. The final price will depend on the number of participants, your departure dates, the level of services chosen and any arrangements you may wish to request from us. Please contact us for a personalized quote with the exact price for your trip.
Hanoi Arrival (-/-/-)
Upon arrival at Noi Bai Airport, you will be transferred by private coach to our hotel in Hanoi city center.
Enjoy your free time to explore Hanoi at your own pace.
Overnight in Hanoi.
The hotel is approximately 30 km from Noi Bai Airport, with a transfer time of 35-40 minutes.
Note: Check-in time is 14:00.
Hanoi City Tour – Street Food Tour (B/L/-)
The tour begins with a stop at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the final resting place of the revolutionary leader, overlooking Ba Dinh Square. Next to it is the Presidential Palace, a striking example of French colonial architecture painted in vibrant yellow. After the palace, you'll see the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university, where students still come to and pray for academic success to this day.
Continue to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology in Cau Giay District, a vast complex showcasing Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups through traditional homes, ancient artifacts, and cultural exhibits. Then, return to the heart of Hanoi for a guided stroll through the Old Quarter, where an expert local guide will share insights into its nearly 2,000-year history.
No tour of the Old Quarter is complete without indulging in the famous street food culture. Beyond bún chả and bánh mì, you'll also try the iconic "egg coffee"—a rich blend of caffeine and dessert.
Overnight in Hanoi.
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Hanoi - Quang Phu Cau Incense Village - Ninh Binh (B/-/-)
After breakfast, transfer to Ninh Binh, stopping en route at Quang Phu Cau Incense Village to witness traditional incense making and capture vibrant photos.
Arrive in Hoa Lu, Vietnam’s ancient capital, and visit the Dinh and Le King Temples, learning about their 10th-century history.
After lunch, enjoy a bamboo boat ride in Hoang Long River through Tam Coc’s three caves. It takes approximately 2 hours to go up and down the river and along the way, you witness striking limestone karsts and serene riverside villages.
Overnight in Ninh Binh.
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Ninh Binh - Ha Long Bay (B/L/D)
After breakfast, transfer to Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Board a traditional junk boat and cruise past 2000 stunning limestone formations. Enjoy activities like swimming, kayaking, or exploring caves. In the evening, experience the magic of a nighttime boat ride.
Overnight on board.
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Halong Bay - Hanoi - Flight to Danang - Hoian (B/BR/-)
Enjoy your morning coffee as you set off for new bay sights that have been likened to legendary dragons and squabbling roosters.
Leave the ship after lunch and return to Noi Bai airport for a short flight to Danang. Our tour guide and driver will pick you up from Danang Airport to Hoian.
Hoian - Cam Thanh Coconut Forest - Hoian Ancient Town (B/-/-)
In the morning, embark on a boat to Cam Thanh Coconut Village, where you’ll ride a basket boat along the coconut-lined river, watch a casting net show, learn how to catch crabs and enjoy a lively boat performance.
In the afternoon, explore Hoi An Ancient Town, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Vietnam. Stroll its charming streets with your guide, visiting Chua Ong Pagoda, the Chinese Assembly Hall, Tam Ky Ancestral House, the Japanese Bridge, and Hoi An Market. You'll also have a chance to learn how to make a traditional lantern.
Overnight in Hoi An.
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Hoian - Bana Hill - Golden Bridge - Hoian (B/-/-)
After breakfast at the hotel, starting tour to Bana Hill. Driver and local guide will pick-up you at the hotel and transfer to Bana Hill.
Take Cable Car which gains 5 world scores to Ba Na hills station. Stop at By Night station to visit Golden Bridge, Vong Nguyet hills, Linh Ung pagoda, The Old Villas of French.
Continue moving up by cable car to the Nui Chua Mountain – the top of Ba Na range, visiting Nghinh Phong top, Le Nim Villas, Orchid Garden. Experience hill climbing train (first and unique funicular in Vietnam) and visit an old French cellar (Debay Ancient Wine Cellar), flower garden Le Jardin D’amour and Linh Ung Pagoda.
Overnight in Hoi An.
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Hoian - Danang - Flight to Saigon - Cu Chi Tunnel (B/-/-)
After lunch, fly to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), where your guide and driver will greet you at Tan Son Nhat Airport and transfer you to the hotel. In the afternoon, visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, an immense underground network from the Vietnam War. Here, you can become a true explorer when you crawl for an insight into life as a Communist guerilla during the Vietnam War.
Overnight in Saigon.
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Saigon - Mekong Delta - Saigon (B/L/-)
Take a one-day cruise to My Tho – Ben Tre, stroll along the waterfront, and watch coconuts being unloaded. Enjoy a boat ride on the Mekong River and a delicious lunch at a local restaurant or on board.
Return to Saigon by 4:00 pm. Overnight in Saigon.
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Saigon Departure (B/-/-)
After breakfast, free at leisure until time to depart to the airport to take a flight home.
Make sure to keep in touch with new friends you found during the trip and don’t forget to share your wonderful journey and reviews with us on our social media.
Inclusions:
- Accommodation nights
- Transportation with air-condition
- Breakfast
- English speaking guide (for other languages supplements apply)
- Tours and transfers as mentioned by private air-conditioned vehicle
- Entrance fees for mentioned visits
- Water during the itinerary (2 bottles/pax/day)
Exclusions:
- Drinks or meals not at above mentioned
- Personal expenses and other services than mentioned
- Flight ticket, visa & stamping fee
- Laundry, telephone calls and expenditure of a personal nature
- Tips, Travel insurance
- Supplement of room rate
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time travel to Vietnam?
The best time to visit Vietnam depends on the region you plan to explore:
- - In the North, including Hanoi, Ha Long, and Sa Pa, spring (March to April) and autumn (September to November) offer ideal weather with sunny days perfect for sightseeing. For those who love SaPa and the Fansipan mountain, the months of October, November, February, and March are the best times to experience the breathtaking "cloud hunting" scenery.
- - In Central Vietnam, including destinations like Da Nang, Hoi An, and Hue, the best time to visit is from February to August, with July and August being the sunniest months, ideal for beach vacations and exploring the region’s culinary and historical culture.
- - In the South, including Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, the weather is warm year-round, but the dry season from December to May is particularly favorable for travel
Can you give me advice about the Weather and anything else that I need to taking care of?
Vietnam's rainy season typically falls between mid-July and the end of August, bringing storms and flooding to the central region, and creating challenging, even dangerous, conditions for mountain climbing in the northern areas. Therefore, it is crucial for travelers to regularly check weather forecasts during this period to ensure their safety.
What are the best places to visit in Vietnam?
The best place to visit in Vietnam:
- Hanoi ( Vietnam's Capital) : This is tops the list of the best place to visit in Vietnam. The city boasts many distinctive features, such as an iconic red brigde ( The Huc Bridge) that can not be found in any other place, makeing it a must - visit for travel enthusiasts. Even on the busy streets, you can feel Hanoi's charm and peacefulness.
- Halong Bay: Renowned for its green waters and towering limestone karsts covered in lush vegetation, Ha Long Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage site.For many people, the highlight of their trip to Vietnam is an overnight ride aboard a traditional junk boat around Ha Long Bay. As you glide down the calm rivers, you'll see floating settlements like Cua Van, Vung Vieng, and Cong Dam and be treated to surreal sights. The best ways to see one of Vietnam's most stunning locations are to kayak through the stunning caverns and karsts or have a swim in the clean, quiet waters.
- Sapa: Known for its breathtaking mountain scenery, terraced rice fields, and ethnic minority villages, Sapa is great for trekking and cultural experiences.
- Ninh Binh: Known as "Ha Long Bay on land," dazzles with its dramatic limestone karsts, serene waterways, and impressive caves. Highlights include scenic boat rides through Tam Cốc’s caves, exploring the historical Hoa Lư Ancient Capital, and marveling at the stunning landscapes and cave systems in Trang An.
- Danang: A vibrant coastal city known for its stunning beaches, modern skyline, and rich cultural heritage. Highlights include the iconic Dragon Bridge, the Marble Mountains, and the scenic My Khe Beach. The city offers a blend of historical sites, vibrant street food, and a gateway to nearby cultural attractions like Hoi An and My Son.
- Hoi An: This is a charming ancient town known for its well-preserved architecture, vibrant lantern-lit streets, and rich cultural heritage. Visitors can enjoy wandering through its narrow alleys, exploring historic temples, and savoring delicious local cuisine, all while experiencing a unique blend of traditional and colonial influences.
- Mekong Delta: One of Vietnam's most picturesque areas is the Mekong Delta, sometimes referred to as the "Rice Bowl of Vietnam." Life in this land of meandering rivers, mangrove forests, floating marketplaces, and verdant rice fields is dictated by the ebb and flow of the most famous river in Southeast Asia.
- Ho Chi Minh City: Formerly known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City serves as both the southern region's principal hub and Vietnam's economic center. The dynamic cityscape of HCMC, a free-spirited, multicultural metropolis, combines old and new Vietnam in the smallest possible area, symbolizing both the city's past and future. Ben Thanh Market, Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica, and the War Museum are just a few of this city's well-known attractions.
Can the itinerary be customized to my preferences?
We are organize tailor tour so we can remote tour follow your request. Please let us know about it
How are the political and security conditions for travelers in Vietnam?
Intrepid takes every precaution to make sure that excursions are safe, exciting, and pleasurable for all participants because it takes the health and safety of its travelers seriously. Before departing, we advise all travelers to confirm the most recent information with their government or a national travel advisory organization
Are flights included in the trip? Could you quote package include flight ticket?
Tour price does not include international and domestic airfare. Airfares will be quoted and booked separately.
Is tipping customary in Vietnam
Although tipping is not required or customary in Vietnam, drivers, restaurants, and other service providers would appreciate a little tip—especially if the service has been really good—or spare change.
How can I book a tour?
All travel itineraries are fully customized to meet your specific needs. To book a tour, you can reach us via:
- - WhatsApp: (+84) 866.22.7878
- - Email: sales@asiamystika.com
- - Form: https://asiamystika.com/free-quote
Our travel consultants will respond with the best options within 1-2 hours and await your confirmation.
If we booking confirm when will be the last day for transfer deposit?
If you wishes to book the trip, you will need to confirm your booking decision to us by specifying the ofer and quotation that suits your. Then we proceeds to the reservation of all the sevices provided in the offer and reseves the right to proposr equivalent alternatives in case of one or more planned services ( accomodation, dosmetic flights, train,etc..) Once all these reservation have been made, the final travel program will be sent to the traveler for final validation.
How can I process the payment/Tour reservation process? Payment Method
You can deposit to us in 1 of 2 method
- Payment link: the money can arrival our account right after you paid. link charge 3,3% for online system fee (we don't take this fee)
- Bank transfer: I suggest you use this method more, if you pay in VND by DBS bank, it doesn't charge you transfer fee (my previous client used to pay by this method)
How much deposit is required?
Deposit: It may be requested to start working on a file and to secure reservations for services such as flight, cruise, hotel as well as for certain peal travel periods.The need for deposit and the amount and conditions applying to them ( refundable, non - refundable) will be mentioned by our specialist on a case at the time of trvel planning and quoting. After you confirm our tour bookings, we will proceed with the preparation of the services. After all kinds of service ready we will send you invoice start receiving 50% (of total tour) deposit the rest you can pay on the first day of foot booking to vietnam
How is about Cancel Policy?
Cancellation must be made in writing by email and be receive in time ( please keep in mind weekends, public holidays and different time zones on both ends).The charges below apply unless different terms have been mentioned at quotation/booking time. Individual traveler (1-8 people):
- + 31 days and more before arrival: Non - refundable deposit or 10% of total tour cost
- + From 30 days to 22 days prior arrival date: Non - Refundalble deposit or 10% of total tour cost
- + From 21 days to 15 days' prior arrival date: on - Refundalble deposit or 25% of total tour cost
- + From 14 days to 08 days' prior arrival date: 50% of total tour cost
- + Between 7 days and 48 hours before arrival: 75% of total tour cost
- + Less than 48 hours before arrival: 90% of total tour cost
- + Shortening or cancellaton on site: 100% of total tour cost
Do I neeed a Travel Insurance before travelling in Vietnam
We encourage you to buy your own travel insurance according to your personal needs
How do authorities assist in emergency situations?
The safety of our travellers, leaders and operators is a major priority for Intrepid. With this in mind, we monitor world events very closely and Intrepid makes operational decisions based on informed advice. We have enough useful address and emergency contact of embassy, police address and security in Vietnam
Do I need visa in Vietnam
Depend on the Nationality passport you holding, you will need or don’t need to apply visa to entry Vietnam
What types of cash and denominations are used when traveling in Vietnam?
The official currency in Vietnam is the Vietnam Dong, symbolised by ₫ or VND. Vietnamese notes are a mix of small paper bills (no coins are used), and larger polymer bills, in values from 10,000 VND to 500,000 VND. If you’re confused by all the zeros, mentally remove three zeros to get a simpler number. To quickly convert from VND to USD, just remove three zeros and divide by 24.Visitors to Vietnam can bring with them unlimited amounts of foreign currency, objects made of gold, silver, precious metals and gemstones or plated with silver or gold, but these must be declared in detail on their customs forms
Is USD accepted in Vietnam?
US dollar is a widely accepted currency in Vietnam and most goods and services can be paid for in Dongs or Dollars. It is good to carry a combination of both at all times. It is also preferable if the dollar bills are in good condition as many businesses may refuse to accept worn out notes.
Are credit card accepted widely in Vietnam?
While cash is used for small purchases and street vendors in Vietnam, most establishments accept payments from major credit card providers such as Visa. Hotels, tour operators, boutiques, restaurants, grocery stores, and spas all generally accept international debit and credit cards. Conversion rates and swiping fees will be set by your card provider. With few exceptions, your larger travel expenses in Vietnam can be covered by card, on the spot or online in advance, reducing the need to carry and convert large sums of cash on the road
How common is English in Vietnam? What is the English proficiency level of tour guides?
English is not really a popular language in Vietnam. In the tourist area, you can find many people can speaking english but not for everyoneVietnamese ranked 58th in the world for global English proficiency. However, all of our company's tour guides are proficient in foreign languages and knowledgeable about Vietnam. They will be your companions and assist you in having a memorable trip
Kind of transportation we will be using in Vietnam
We believe that the journey to and within a new country is half the fun of exploring it! We opt for traditional and local transportation options whenever possible because they are usually more enjoyable, support small local businesses, and have a lower environmental impact. Depending on the destination, you can use buses, vans, or SUVs
Does you pick me up at airport? Will the car tranfer us to the airport after tour?
Yes, of cause. You will greeted by driver when you arrive to Vietnam and tranfered to the aiport after tour by car
Are there limits on the number of guests for the tour? Is it suitable for children or elderly travelers?
Tour not limit quality paxs. For different ages we have different suggestions to suit your group to ensure you have the best tour experience without limiting the number of guests
Are special dietary options available on the tour, such as weight loss menus, halal food, or gluten-free choices?
Tours typically do not include meals for small groups of fewer than 10 guests. If you would like to arrange for Halal meals or other special menus, please contact our consultant for specific advice and assistance
What If I book hotel myself
It no problem. We are partners of all hotels in Vietnam so we can provide the hotels you want or according to our suggestions if you are ok
Any pool side or water activities during the tour?
Points in tour can includes sightseeings, please let us know about your acitivities you want
Reviews
5 out of 5 based on 60 reviews submitted.
Reviews are from travellers who have completed their trip and want to share their experience. We show all reviews, but may remove any that include profanity or inappropriate content, are unrelated to the trip or reveal personal details.
Irene
Mieera was an empathetic listener, always attentive to our needs and concerns. She addressed any issues with sensitivity and efficiency, ensuring we felt comfortable and supported throughout our journey. Her ability to anticipate our needs and provide solutions was truly exceptional.
Review submitted Feb 14, 2024
Malcolm
Billy was a master of spontaneous adventure, always ready to suggest off-the-beaten-path experiences. He knew the best local spots and was always willing to deviate from the itinerary to explore hidden gems. His adventurous spirit made our trip exciting and unpredictable.
Review submitted Feb 14, 2024
Hazel
Arthur provided invaluable cultural context, explaining the significance of customs, traditions, and historical events. He helped us understand the 'why' behind what we were seeing, enriching our experience and deepening our appreciation for Vietnam's culture. His insights were truly enlightening.
Review submitted Feb 13, 2024
Lionel
The Mekong Delta's brick kilns offer a glimpse into a traditional craft. Watching the artisans shape and fire the bricks is a fascinating process. It's a chance to see how local materials are used to create essential building components. The kilns are a testament to the region’s long-standing traditions.
Review submitted Feb 12, 2024
Geraldine
Cu Chi's underground hospitals are a testament to survival, a glimpse into the ingenuity and resilience of the Vietnamese people. Seeing the makeshift operating rooms and treatment areas is a sobering experience. It's a reminder of the challenges faced during the war.
Review submitted Feb 11, 2024
Howard
Ho Chi Minh City's street performers transform the city into an urban stage. From musicians to dancers to acrobats, they bring life and energy to the streets. It's a spontaneous and entertaining experience, a chance to witness the city's vibrant culture. The performances are a constant surprise.
Review submitted Feb 11, 2024
Francesca
Hoi An's art galleries are a showcase of local talent, displaying a diverse range of paintings, sculptures, and crafts. Walking through the galleries, you can appreciate the creativity and skill of Hoi An's artists. It's a chance to support local talent and find unique artworks. A true cultural experience.
Review submitted Feb 10, 2024
Gordon
Da Nang's nightlife is a coastal celebration, a vibrant mix of bars, clubs, and live music venues. The city comes alive after dark, offering a lively atmosphere and stunning ocean views. It's a chance to unwind, enjoy a cocktail, and experience Da Nang's modern energy. The city truly sparkles at night.
Review submitted Feb 10, 2024
Eleanor
Hoa Lu Ancient Capital in Ninh Binh echoes with the voices of royalty. Exploring the ancient temples and citadels, you can almost hear the whispers of emperors past. It's a journey back in time, a chance to imagine the grandeur of Vietnam's ancient dynasties. The historical significance is palpable.
Review submitted Feb 09, 2024
Felix
Hanoi's tailor shops offer a fascinating blend of tradition and trend. Skilled artisans create custom clothing, blending classic Vietnamese styles with modern designs. It's a chance to witness the artistry of local tailors and create a unique wardrobe. From silk áo dài to contemporary suits, the possibilities are endless.
Review submitted Feb 09, 2024
Delphine
Mieera was the ultimate problem solver, always ready to address any issue that arose. Her calm demeanor and quick thinking provided peace of mind, allowing us to relax and enjoy our trip. She truly went above and beyond to ensure our comfort and satisfaction.
Review submitted Feb 08, 2024
Edmund
Billy was a social connector, bridging the gap between tourists and locals. He introduced us to local people, facilitated conversations, and created opportunities for cultural exchange. His ability to connect with people from all walks of life made our journey richer and more authentic.
Review submitted Feb 08, 2024
Cecilia
Arthur wasn't just a historian; he was a storyteller who added personal touches to his narratives. He shared his own experiences and perspectives, making history relatable and engaging. His passion for Vietnam's past was infectious, and he made our journey truly meaningful.
Review submitted Feb 08, 2024
Dominic
The Mekong Delta's local markets offer a taste of delta life. The vibrant colors, the bustling atmosphere, and the unique products create a truly authentic experience. It’s a chance to see how locals live and trade, a window into the heart of the Mekong Delta.
Review submitted Feb 08, 2024
Beatrice
Cu Chi’s underground kitchens reveal how life was sustained below ground. Seeing the ingenious ventilation systems and cooking methods used by the Viet Cong is fascinating. It’s a testament to their resourcefulness and resilience. A glimpse into their daily survival.
Review submitted Feb 08, 2024
Cedric
Ho Chi Minh City's Ben Thanh Market is a shopper's paradise, a bustling maze of stalls selling everything imaginable. From textiles to handicrafts to street food, it's a sensory overload. Be prepared to bargain, and you'll find some amazing deals. A vibrant and exciting shopping experience.
Review submitted Feb 08, 2024
Yamuna
Hoi An's cooking classes in a local home offer a personal culinary journey. Learning to cook traditional dishes from a local family is a unique and intimate experience. It's not just about learning recipes; it's about connecting with the culture through food. A truly heartwarming experience.
Review submitted Feb 08, 2024
Yashwin
Da Nang's Dragon Bridge fire show is an urban celebration, a spectacle of light and sound. The dragon's fiery breath and water spray are a thrilling experience. It's a symbol of the city's vitality and a must-see for any visitor. The energy is infectious!
Review submitted Feb 08, 2024
Varsha
"Mua Caves in Ninh Binh offer a panoramic vista, a breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape. The climb to the top is challenging, but the reward is well worth it. The sweeping views of rice paddies, limestone karsts, and winding rivers are simply stunning. A photographer's dream.
Review submitted Feb 07, 2024
Vikram
Hanoi's water puppet shows are a cultural spectacle, a unique blend of art and tradition. Watching the puppets dance and perform on the water stage is a mesmerizing experience. It's a glimpse into Vietnamese folklore and a delightful way to spend an evening. A truly enchanting performance.
Review submitted Feb 06, 2024
Tanvi
Mieera was the architect of comfort and care. She anticipated our needs, addressed our concerns, and ensured we felt safe and well-cared for throughout the journey. Her attention to detail and her genuine concern for our well-being made our trip truly relaxing and enjoyable.
Review submitted Feb 05, 2024
Tarun
Billy was adept at interpreting the unspoken language of Vietnamese culture. He helped us understand the subtle gestures, the cultural nuances, and the social cues. His insights allowed us to connect with locals on a deeper level, fostering meaningful interactions.
Review submitted Feb 05, 2024
Shalini
Arthur curated authentic experiences, taking us beyond the typical tourist traps. He sought out local artisans, family-run restaurants, and hidden gems, ensuring we experienced the real Vietnam. His passion for authenticity made our trip truly memorable.
Review submitted Feb 05, 2024
Suresh
The Mekong Delta’s coconut candy workshops are a sweet tradition. Watching the candy being made by hand, from start to finish, is a fascinating process. And of course, tasting the fresh candy is a delightful treat. It’s a glimpse into local craftsmanship and a delicious souvenir.
Review submitted Feb 05, 2024
Radhika
Cu Chi’s jungle trails, outside of the tunnels, offer a tactical insight into the war. Seeing the traps and fortifications used by the Viet Cong is a sobering experience. It's a reminder of the harsh conditions and the ingenuity employed during the conflict.
Review submitted Feb 04, 2024
Rajeev
Ho Chi Minh City’s Independence Palace is a historic landmark, a symbol of Vietnam's reunification. Walking through the rooms, seeing the preserved artifacts, is like stepping back in time. It’s a powerful reminder of the country's past, a place where history was made.
Review submitted Feb 03, 2024
Priya
Hoi An’s river cruises at night are a spectacle. The river reflects the colorful lanterns, creating a magical scene. Drifting along the water, watching the city light up, is a romantic and unforgettable experience. It's a peaceful way to see Hoi An from a different perspective, a truly enchanting evening.
Review submitted Feb 03, 2024
Prakash
Da Nang's Han Market is a local bargaining experience, a chance to test your negotiating skills. From fresh produce to souvenirs, everything is up for grabs. It’s a lively atmosphere, a chance to interact with local vendors, and a fun way to find unique treasures. Be prepared to haggle!
Review submitted Feb 02, 2024
Nisha
Bich Dong Pagoda in Ninh Binh is a mountain sanctuary, a place of peace and reflection. Climbing through the caves and temples, carved into the mountainside, is a journey of discovery. The views from the top are breathtaking, a reward for the climb. It’s a spiritual escape, a moment to connect with the tranquility of nature.
Review submitted Feb 02, 2024
Naveen
Hanoi's coffee shops are more than just places for a caffeine fix; they're social hubs. Watching locals chat, play games, and conduct business over strong Vietnamese coffee is a window into the city's soul. It's a relaxed pace, a moment to observe the rhythm of daily life, and a delicious way to experience the local culture.
Review submitted Feb 01, 2024
Meena
Mieera was the architect of memorable moments. She curated experiences that went beyond the typical tourist trail, creating opportunities for authentic interactions and unique discoveries. Her attention to detail and her passion for sharing Vietnam’s beauty made our journey truly unforgettable.
Review submitted Jan 31, 2024
Manish
Billy acted as a bridge between cultures. He helped us navigate the nuances of Vietnamese customs and traditions, ensuring we were respectful and understanding. His ability to connect with both locals and tourists made our experience richer and more meaningful.
Review submitted Jan 31, 2024
Kavita
Arthur was more than a guide; he was a keeper of hidden stories. He shared anecdotes and insights that brought Vietnam's history to life, revealing the layers of culture and tradition. His storytelling made our journey more than just sightseeing; it was a deep dive into the heart of Vietnam.
Review submitted Jan 31, 2024
Karthik
The Mekong Delta’s fruit orchards are a taste of abundance. The vibrant colors, the sweet aromas, and the juicy flavors create a sensory feast. It’s a chance to sample the region's bounty, to appreciate the richness of the land. A truly delicious experience.
Review submitted Jan 31, 2024
Deepika
Cu Chi’s underground life is a lesson in resilience. Seeing the intricate network of tunnels and understanding how people lived there is humbling. It’s not just a historical site; it’s a testament to the human spirit's ability to endure. A powerful and unforgettable experience.
Review submitted Jan 30, 2024
Devan
Ho Chi Minh City’s War Remnants Museum is a stark reflection of history. It's a sobering but essential experience, offering a powerful insight into Vietnam's past. The exhibits are moving and thought-provoking, a reminder of the human cost of conflict.
Review submitted Jan 30, 2024
Liyana
Hoi An’s lantern-making classes are an illuminating tradition. Learning the delicate art of crafting these iconic symbols is a hands-on cultural experience. It's not just about making a lantern; it’s about understanding the symbolism and the history behind them. A beautiful and personal souvenir.
Review submitted Jan 30, 2024
Kalsom
Da Nang’s parks are not just green spaces; they’re creative canvases. Local artists display their work, creating a vibrant outdoor gallery. It's a chance to see Da Nang's artistic side, to appreciate the city’s creative spirit. A refreshing break from traditional sightseeing.
Review submitted Jan 29, 2024
Ridzuan
Tam Coc's caves in Ninh Binh are like being rowed through time. The rhythmic dip of the oars, the cool air inside the caves, and the stunning rock formations create a surreal experience. It’s a peaceful journey through a landscape untouched by time, a truly magical moment.
Review submitted Jan 29, 2024
Jannah
Hanoi's ancient temples are more than just buildings; they're whispers of history. The quiet courtyards, the intricate carvings, and the fragrant incense create a serene atmosphere. It’s a chance to step away from the city's bustle and connect with Vietnam's spiritual heritage. Each temple tells a story, a silent testament to the past.
Review submitted Jan 29, 2024
Mustafa
Mieera was the guardian of seamless travel. She anticipated our needs and ensured that every aspect of our trip was taken care of. From transportation to accommodations, she handled everything with efficiency and professionalism. Her attention to detail allowed us to relax and enjoy our journey.
Review submitted Jan 29, 2024
Hasnah
Billy was an expert interpreter of local customs. He helped us understand the nuances of Vietnamese culture, from etiquette to traditions. He made sure we were respectful and sensitive to the local people. His guidance helped us connect with the culture on a deeper level.
Review submitted Jan 28, 2024
Luqman Hakim
Arthur excelled at navigating us to hidden gems. He knew the best spots to find authentic experiences, away from the tourist crowds. He showed us the real Vietnam, the places where locals live and work. His knowledge and passion made our trip truly special.
Review submitted Jan 27, 2024
Ghazali
The Mekong Delta’s floating homes reveal a life on the water. Seeing how families live and work on the river is a unique cultural insight. The rhythm of daily life is dictated by the river's flow, a fascinating contrast to the bustling cities.
Review submitted Jan 26, 2024
Jamil
Cu Chi's underground markets, recreated to show how they functioned, offer a hidden history lesson. Seeing how life was sustained within the tunnels brings a new level of understanding. It’s a sobering, but vital experience to understand the hardship and resilience of the Vietnamese people.
Review submitted Jan 25, 2024
Fariha
Ho Chi Minh City's rooftop bars offer a cityscape panorama. The glittering lights, the bustling streets below, and the cool night air create a magical atmosphere. It's a perfect place to unwind, enjoy a cocktail, and take in the vibrant energy of the city.
Review submitted Jan 24, 2024
Hisham
Hoi An's tailoring workshops are a chance to craft your own style. Watching skilled artisans transform fabric into custom-made clothing is fascinating. It's more than just shopping; it's a creative experience, a chance to design something unique and personal.
Review submitted Jan 23, 2024
Ezzah
Da Nang's street food tours are a flavor expedition. Forget formal dining; this is where the real culinary treasures lie. Each stall offers a unique taste of Da Nang, from savory bánh xèo to sweet chè. It's a journey for your taste buds, a chance to experience the city's diverse flavors.
Review submitted Jan 22, 2024
Ghani
Ninh Binh's bird sanctuaries offer a different kind of symphony – a silent one. The gentle rustle of wings, the soft calls of birds, and the peaceful stillness of the wetlands create a sense of tranquility. It’s a place to reconnect with nature and appreciate the simple beauty of the natural world.
Review submitted Jan 21, 2024
Dalila
Hanoi's mornings are a vibrant awakening. The markets explode with color and sound – vendors calling, motorbikes weaving, and the aroma of fresh herbs filling the air. It's a chaotic ballet, a true immersion into the heart of the city. Forget sleeping in; this is the real Hanoi experience.
Review submitted Jan 20, 2024
Elias
Mieera harmonized our experiences, ensuring that every aspect of our trip flowed seamlessly. From transportation to accommodations to activities, she orchestrated every detail with care and attention. Her dedication and professionalism allowed us to fully immerse ourselves in the beauty and culture of Vietnam.
Review submitted Jan 19, 2024
Balqis
Billy's insights were like a virtuoso performance, weaving together local knowledge and personal anecdotes. He introduced us to hidden gems and local favorites, enriching our understanding of each destination. His warm and engaging personality made our journey both informative and enjoyable.
Review submitted Jan 18, 2024
Bakri
Arthur orchestrated our journey with precision and passion. From the bustling streets of Hanoi to the tranquil waterways of Ninh Binh, he guided us through each destination with expertise and enthusiasm. His knowledge and storytelling brought Vietnam's history and culture to life, making our trip a truly enriching experience.
Review submitted Jan 17, 2024
Afiqah
The Mekong Delta was a waterborne rhapsody, a symphony of floating markets, lush orchards, and meandering rivers. The gentle sway of the boat, the vibrant colors of the produce, and the sounds of the delta's life created a unique and unforgettable melody.
Review submitted Jan 16, 2024
Aidil
Cu Chi's tunnels were a somber resonance of Vietnam's history. Crawling through the narrow passages was a humbling experience, a reminder of the country's resilience. The echoes of the past were palpable, a powerful testament to human endurance.
Review submitted Jan 15, 2024
Zixin
Ho Chi Minh City was a vibrant crescendo, a city pulsating with life. The bustling markets, the historic landmarks, and the diverse neighborhoods created a symphony of urban experiences. The city's energy was infectious, a modern beat echoing Vietnam's dynamic spirit.
Review submitted Jan 14, 2024
Zhenbang
Hoi An was a gentle lullaby, a step back in time. The soft glow of lanterns, the quiet flow of the river, and the ancient architecture created a timeless harmony. Getting tailored clothes was like composing my own personal style, a perfect souvenir of this enchanting town.
Review submitted Jan 13, 2024
Wenqi
Da Nang brought a modern rhythm to my journey. The city's energy was palpable, a vibrant beat against the backdrop of stunning beaches. The Dragon Bridge's fire show at night was a thrilling crescendo, a perfect blend of modern spectacle and local charm.
Review submitted Jan 12, 2024
Yicheng
Ninh Binh offered a peaceful interlude, a gentle melody amidst the bustling cities. The boat ride through Trang An was like drifting through a watercolor painting. Limestone karsts rising from emerald waters, the quiet paddle of oars, and the echoing silence of caves – it was pure serenity.
Review submitted Jan 11, 2024
Jingyi
My Vietnamese symphony began in Hanoi, a city where the streets hum with culinary life. Forget fancy restaurants; the street food here is a masterpiece. From the fragrant pho to the crispy banh mi, each bite was a new note in a delicious melody. The Old Quarter's vibrant chaos was a feast for all senses, a true cultural immersion.
Review submitted Jan 10, 2024