Experience the heart of Vietnam's culture through a delectable 11-day culinary adventure that spans from North to South. Immerse yourself in the ancient beauty and history of Hue, Hanoi, and Hoi An. You will have the opportunity to learn more about the culture and simple life of the Vietnamese people. and cruise through the breathtaking Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Indulge in the tranquility of Hoi An's countryside, delve into Vietnam's rich history at the Cu Chi Tunnels, and discover the rhythms of daily life in the Mekong Delta.
Full Private Day Tour in Hue: https://youtu.be/sz7yFYVuRCs
By Day | Transfer | Destinations | Activities | Meals |
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Day 1 | Hanoi | Arrive in Hanoi, relax | ||
Day 2 | Hanoi | Visit Ho Chi Minh Complex, Temple of Literature, Xiclo trip around the Old Quarter, Join in an amazing cooking class | B, L | |
Day 3 | Hanoi, Ha Long Bay | Transfer to Halong Bay, Explore the World Natural Heritage, Stay overnight on cruise | B, L, D | |
Day 4 | Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hue | Enjoy the sightseeing in Halong Bay, Fly from Hanoi to Hue, Free time in Hue | B, Br | |
Day 5 | Hue | Visit Hue with Lady Pagoda, the Emperor Tomb of Minh Mang and Khai Dinh, walk around the Ancient Citadel, Visit local market, Get the ingredients, join in cooking class | B, L, D | |
Day 6 | Hue, Hoi An | Transfer from Hoi An to Hue, Admire the natural beauty from Hai Van pass | B | |
Day 7 | Hoi An | Cycle from Hoi An to Tra Que Herb Village Van lang fisherman village and Bay Mau water coconut forest. Join in an interesting activity making a traditional lantern by yourself. | B, L | |
Day 8 | Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh | Fly from Danang to Ho Chi Minh | B | |
Day 9 | Ho Chi Minh | Visit Cu Chi Tunnels, enjoy foodie tour by vespa motobikes in the evening | B, L | |
Day 10 | Ho Chi Minh, Mekong | Explore Unique Mekong | B, L, D | |
Day 11 | Ho Chi Minh, departure | Free day, come back home | B, L |
Welcome to Ha Noi. Freeday in Ha Noi. Meals on your own.
Experiences
Exploring the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum: The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is a solemn and iconic structure located in Ba Dinh Square, Hanoi, Vietnam. It serves as the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh, the revolutionary leader and President of Vietnam from 1945 to 1969. The mausoleum is an important pilgrimage site and symbol of Vietnamese independence and national pride. Visitors can view Ho Chi Minh's embalmed body lying in state within the grand granite structure, which is surrounded by meticulously maintained gardens and guarded by ceremonial sentries. The site also includes the Presidential Palace, Ho Chi Minh's stilt house, and the One Pillar Pagoda, making it a significant historical and cultural landmark in Vietnam.
Join a typical cyclo ride around the old quarter: Nothing beats taking a typical cyclo ride around Hanoi's Old Quarter. A typical cyclo driver will take you around the streets at a leisurely speed, while heavy traffic flows around you. You will learn about the daily life of the inhabitants while riding on rickshaws around the Old Quarter. It will be a nice approach to see the inner city and historic district, as well as travel around the lake and French district. This slow-speed tour with an incredibly comfortable cyclo in superb condition will offer you a memorable memory of your vacation and allow you to completely explore the classic and modern of the capital.
Discover the rich history and culture of Hanoi: Hanoi, a tranquil capital with a rich history and distinctive architecture from East to West, welcomes you. The Ho Chi Minh complex, which includes the Mausoleum, Stilt House, and One Pillar Pagoda, is one of the most important destinations for learning about history, arts, and architecture. Don't miss out on seeing the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's earliest university, where you may discover more about the country's education and history. If you are interested in minorities' rich culture, consider visiting the Museum of Ethnology. The vibrant display, useful messages, and many interesting anecdotes about traditions and costumes will provide an intriguing peek into different ethnic communities. Your visit will undoubtedly be an excellent choice for a break in Vietnam to relax away from the noise and bustle of Hanoi.
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Kayaking in Halong Bay: Kayaking in Halong Bay offers an exhilarating way to explore its mesmerizing landscapes. As you paddle through the calm waters surrounded by towering limestone islands and emerald green waters, you'll have a unique perspective of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Kayaking allows you to access hidden caves, secluded lagoons, and pristine beaches that larger boats cannot reach, providing intimate encounters with the bay's natural beauty. Whether you're a novice or experienced kayaker, Halong Bay's tranquil conditions make it accessible to all skill levels, ensuring a memorable adventure amidst one of Vietnam's most breathtaking destinations.
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Thien Mu Pagoda, Hue: Thien Mu Pagoda, situated on the Perfume River's north bank in Hue, Vietnam, is a historic Buddhist temple dating back to the early 17th century. It is renowned for its seven-story octagonal tower, Phước Điền, which stands as a symbol of Hue with each floor dedicated to a Buddha. The pagoda's tranquil gardens and scenic riverside location make it a popular destination for both spiritual reflection and cultural exploration in Hue.
Hue royal tombs stand the test of time: The royal tombs of Hue endure as timeless testaments to Vietnam's rich imperial history. These majestic complexes, scattered amidst lush landscapes near Hue, were constructed to serve as final resting places for emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty. Each tomb is a blend of traditional Vietnamese architectural styles, featuring ornate gates, pavilions, and serene gardens that reflect the emperors' status and beliefs. These tombs not only honor the Nguyen emperors but also offer visitors a glimpse into the opulent lives and cultural legacy of Vietnam's imperial past.
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Hội An, an ancient town nestled on the central coast of Vietnam, beckons travelers with its timeless charm and rich cultural tapestry: Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Hội An boasts well-preserved architecture from its days as a bustling trading port, blending influences from Chinese, Japanese, and European cultures. Stroll along its lantern-lit streets, where centuries-old wooden houses stand alongside vibrant markets and quaint cafés. Discover its culinary delights, from aromatic street food to exquisite local specialties. Whether exploring its historical sites, cruising down the Thu Bồn River, or simply soaking in its laid-back atmosphere, Hội An promises an enchanting retreat for every visitor.
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For food enthusiasts visiting Hoi An, don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the art of crafting authentic Vietnamese cuisine: Joining a cooking class with a local family promises a hands-on experience in preparing traditional dishes like "Tam Huu" spring rolls, "Banh Xeo" pancakes, and pork and shrimp spring rolls with peanut dipping sauce. The class begins with a visit to Hoi An's vibrant market, where you'll engage with local vendors amidst the bustling atmosphere, discovering the fresh ingredients essential for your cooking adventure. This culinary experience caters to all dietary preferences, ages, and cooking abilities, ensuring everyone can participate fully in learning and savoring the rich flavors of Vietnamese gastronomy.
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As night falls, Ho Chi Minh City lights up in vibrant colors and pulsating life: Skyscrapers reflect shimmering lights, creating a surreal atmosphere across its streets. Modern and sophisticated bars welcome those seeking romance and relaxation after a hectic day. Sidewalk cafés remain lively, with soft music echoing amidst the cool night air, attracting strollers enjoying the city's nocturnal charm. The culinary scene is exceptional, offering a diverse range from traditional Vietnamese dishes to international cuisine, each place promising a unique dining experience. Ho Chi Minh City by night is not just a place for locals to unwind but also an ideal destination for visitors to explore the urban beauty and vitality of Vietnam.
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Explore the historic Cu Chi Tunnels and delve into Vietnam’s wartime legacy near Ho Chi Minh City: Discover the intricate 250km network underground, once used for weapons storage, military bunkers, and operations. Experience the thrill of crawling through the tunnels and firing various weapons at the shooting range, gaining firsthand insight into this pivotal part of Vietnamese history.
Experience the vibrant nightlife of Ho Chi Minh City on an exhilarating Vespa motorbike tour: Navigate through the bustling streets of one of the world's busiest cities, where walking is less common amidst the sea of 7.43 million motorbikes. Riding pillion on a Vespa allows you to immerse yourself in the pulsating heart of Saigon, weaving through narrow alleys and witnessing everyday life unfold before you. Discover the city's authentic flavors as you dine on delicious local dishes, all while soaking in the sights, sounds, and vibrant colors that define this dynamic city. It's an unforgettable journey offering a genuine taste of Saigon's cultural and culinary delights.
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