Upon your arrival, welcome by our local tour guide who take you to your hotel. Have restful night in Hanoi.

This is a wonderful morning tour that encompasses all the important attractions of Hanoi. The first stop will be at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum; in the tradition of Lenin, Stalin and Mao, the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh is a glass sarcophagus set deep in the bowels of a monumental edifice that has become a site of pilgrimage. Then you will continue walking through the beautiful botanical garden of the Presidential Palace to visit Uncle Ho’s humble house, the modest dwelling he built based on a rural Vietnamese stilt house and where Ho lived for the last years of his life. Visit the One Pillar Pagoda, built of wood on a single stone pillar, it is designed to resemble a lotus blossom, symbol of purity. Then you visit the Temple of Literature, the first university of Vietnam. This temple constitutes a rare example of well-preserved traditional Vietnamese architecture. Overnight in Hanoi. Read more

This morning you are collected at around 8:00 for the three-hour-drive to Halong Bay. En route there will be a short stop run for and by handicapped children. On your arrival in Halong Bay, transfer by boat to the wonderful junk-style ship. Once settled in, you start your cruise around the majestic Halong Bay, while enjoying a delicious lunch. Drinks are available for sale on board. After lunch, you have the chance to explore some of the limestone caves dotted around the bay. Then, the captain will find a secluded spot where you can swim in the clear water of the bay, soak up the sun on the top deck. In the evening, the cook prepares a sumptuous meal as the boat weighs anchor in the heart of the bay. For those who are interested, there is the opportunity to do some night fishing. Overnight on board. Notes: - Return transfers Hanoi – Halong – Hanoi by the cruise’s shuttle bus; pick up & drop off at your hotel, - Just only English-Speaking guide’s available on board, - It is recommend bringing a small bag of valuable things & necessary travel items for 3 day use when getting on board, you can leave the main luggage at the hotel and will get back upon return, - The cruise itinerary is subject to change upon the weather conditions. Read more

This morning, you will keep on cruising on the bay then return to the pier. After disembark the junk, the waiting vehicle will meet and transfer you back to Hanoi, the journey of about 3.5 hours and you will arrive in Hanoi approx. 15:30. Overnight at Hanoi.

After breakfast and check out hotel, say goodbye to Hanoi and take a flight to Danang. Welcome by our local tour guide who take you to your hotel in Hue. Overnight in Hue.

Breakfast at hotel. Transfer by road to visit the Royal Citadel & the Imperial City, the past glory of Hue. Emperor Gia Long modeled the Royal Citadel on the Forbidden City in Beijing, China. The Royal Citadel is composed of three walled enclosures, each within the other-a city within a city. Visit the Imperial City, which housed the palaces, pavilions, civil and religious ceremonies and official audiences with the civil mandarins. Then visit the Forbidden Purple City, located within the Imperial City, this was the royal palace used only by the imperial family and the concubines and eunuchs, who served them. This part of the Imperial City suffered the most extensive damage during the Vietnam War and little remains of the original structure-today there are just ruins. UNESCO as a World Heritage Site is presently restoring it. Then you will continue to Khai Dinh’s Tomb; the spectacular entryway with its dragon pillars is the highlight of the Tomb. The architecture is in a modern style with a blend of European and Eastern design. Inside the main hall are colorful glass mosaic frescoes and a life-size bronze statue of Khai Dinh. Next stop will be Tu Duc’s Tomb; a peaceful resting place enclosed by walls, it features pine woods and a lakeside pavilion with lotus blossoms where the emperor once fished, listened to music, and wrote poetry. The tomb was more of a pleasure garden than a tomb: the emperor used it as a second residence, where he indulged in extravagant 50-course meals of incredible delicacies. The mausoleum was constructed between 1864 and 1867 by a force of 3,000 labors. In the late afternoon, transfer back to your hotel in Hue. Overnight in Hue. Read more

Breakfast at hotel. You will be picked up and transfer to train station for 2 hours train to Danang city. Upon your arrival, our local guide will meet you at train station and transfer you to hotel in Hoian. Overnight in Hoian.

Breakfast at hotel. For many visitors, Hoi An is a highlight of their trip to Vietnam. During a leisurely discovery tour on foot you will visit some of the historic merchant and community houses, pagodas and places of worship, famous Japanese Covered Bridge, and the market. Wander around Hoi An’s back streets and you will become aware of a soft, clattering hum. It’s the sound of sewing machines. This little town is also home to literally hundreds of tailor shops. Nobody will be able to tell you exactly when, how or why Hoi An became sewing central. Many of the buildings have souvenir shops at the front, but a few have been opened to visitors and still retain all their original features, furniture and ceramics. The same family has occupied some of the houses for generations. Read more

After breakfast and check out hotel, say goodbye to Hoian and take a flight to Saigon. Welcome by our local tour guide who take you to your hotel. Have restful night in Saigon. Overnight in Saigon.

See the city’s major sights on this essential tour. Start at the War Remnants Museum. The Museum contains fascinating remnants and photographs of the Vietnam War including US armored vehicles, artillery pieces, bombs and infantry weapons. Seeing the twin-spired Notre Dame Cathedral and the City Hall. Explore the old Presidential Palace with its remarkable network of underground bunkers. Continue on to the old post office and Catheral Nortredam. Stroll along the many tantalizing shops of Dong Khoi Street, once known as Rue Catinat, the boulevard where the high society flocked and shopped in colonial times. Shop for bargains and discover your bargaining power and come away with unusual items that will always remind you of this exciting day. Last stop will be the colorful Ben Thanh Market (Cho Ben Thanh Market); see skillful artisans at work in a Lacquer-ware factory, visit art galleries, and indulge in the splendors of a Vietnamese Silk Shop. Overnight in Saigon. Read more

After breakfast, we take a smooth ride to southern Saigon and reach the township of Caibe. Your boat trip will be started with Caibe Floating Market, the floating markets in the Mekong Delta are authentic and lively. Local people trade and bargain vigorously in this fascinating and aesthetic chaos. You will get off the boat onto an Island to visit a pop-rice making family, a local farmer’s house, and orchard & bonsai garden. Lunch is served at a local house on one of the Islands. The rowing boat will take you deeper into the countryside on smaller canals and to enjoy the peaceful time. It is so interesting to see traditional houses made of wood or palm leaves and see some activities of the local farmers with an opportunity to make contacts with them and see how they catch fish or pick up fruits by ancestral ways in Mekong Delta. Overnight in Saigon. Read more

Breakfast at hotel then free at your leisure time until the pickup time to the airport for flight to Phu Quoc Island. Upon your arrival, you will be picked up by shuttle bus of hotel. Free at your leisure time. Overnight in Phu Quoc.

Free at your leisure time. Overnight in Phu Quoc.

Free at your leisure time. Overnight in Phu Quoc.

Free at your leisure until the pick-up time to the airport by shuttle bus of hotel for departure flight (transit via Saigon)