Overview
You will start the trip in Hanoi capital, Vietnam’s historic and charming city. You will be guided to explore the bustle and graceful Pho Co (Old Quarter) and its hundreds of special handicraft shops selling silk cloths, lacquerware, embroidered linens, furniture, bamboo, cooking utensils, ceremonial objects and much more. Next to Pho Co, Hoan Kiem Lake is considered the heart of Vietnam’s capital with emerald water and a beautiful boulevard on its side is a good place to have a walk around and watch many oriental architectures surround and take a cyclo (tricycle) ride to the Thang Long Water Puppet Theater or Lotus Theater for a traditional Water Puppet performance. Then you will dine in French colonial villas converted into gourmet restaurants and enjoy people-watching at stylish cafes. You can also shop for impressive modern art in the city’s many galleries, then visit Hanoi’s main cultural attractions, including Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, his House on Stilts, the One Pillar Pagoda, the Fine Arts Museum and the Temple of Literature. Alternatively, on a day trip, you can cruise among the dramatic limestone islands of Ha Long Bay.
After Hanoi capital, You will board a flight to the most dynamic city in Vietnam – Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), the country’s most commercial center and home to a growing number of upscale restaurants, shops and skyscrapers. You’ll be accompanied to visit Chinatown, the Thien Hau Pagoda, the Reunification Palace, the Opera House, and the Hotel de Ville ( The city’s People’s Committee). If desired, you can also visit the War Remnants Museum ( You are advised to be considered to visit). Next, you will explore colourful outdoor markets and Dong Khoi Street, the city’s main shopping boulevard with shops selling luxury branded clothes and accessories by new Vietnamese designers, hill tribe crafts, high-quality linens, and housewares. Next, you will take a day trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels and watch an unusual, eclectic religious ceremony at the main temple of Cao Daism, a unique fusion of world religions. On another day trip, you will tour the narrow canals of the Mekong Delta to see the traditional rural lifestyle of the Vietnamese southern countryside.












