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| Starts: Ho Chi Minh City | Ends: Hanoi |
| Trip type: Combo tours | Operator: Vietnam Tourism... |
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Trip Description:
From south to north, Vietnam is a kaleidoscope of wonderful people and picturesque landscapes. Imagine learning the mysteries of the Viet Minh in Ho Chi Minh City or exploring the beautiful lakes and boulevards of Hanoi - and what better way to get to know the locals than to be their guests in a Mekong Delta homestay? Experience historical temples, spectacular scenery, delicious banquets and lively cities all with a touch of comfort on this 15-day adventure.
INCLUDES
Domestic flights (Economy class), accommodation with twin/double sharing room , meals as indicated, transportation and sightseeing as specified including entrance fees and English speaking local guides.
EXCLUDES
Camera/video entrance fees, personal expenses (laundry, telephone, drinks, tips etc..), travel insurance, any service not mentioned above
DEPARTURE
Daily
NOTE
This tour offers a standard level of service based on local accommodation, which may not always be to Western standards. You should be moderately fit to enjoy this tour. Higher option is available and please contact you consultant for an additional fee.
Detailed Itinerary:
Day 1 Ho Chi Minh City
Daily life overflows onto the streets, into the French-style cafes and quietens in the peaceful pagodas of Ho Chi Minh City.
Day 2 Mekong Delta Homestay
Stop by the ornate Vinh Trang Pagoda, cruise the maze of waterways criss-crossing the fertile Mekong Delta and enjoy traditional hospitality at a rural homestay.
Days 3-4 Ho Chi Minh City
Awaken early to mingle with locals at the floating markets. Drop by the mind-boggling Cu Chi Tunnels on the way back to Ho Chi Minh CIty. Take in the sights and sounds of the city on a cyclo tour. Visit the sobering War Remnants Museum and swing by the Notre Dame Cathedral. Step aboard the Reunification Express for an overnight train journey travelling north.
Days 5-6 Nha Trang
With a stunning mountain backdrop and a shimmering sea, Nha Trang is the perfect place for a beach break. Jump on a cyclo tour, then cruise the nearby islands, stopping to swim and snorkel in the balmy sea. Feast on the day's catch then experience the town's famed nightlife.
Days 7-9 Hoi An
Once an international trading port, Hoi An still retains an enchanting sense of centuries past. Wander through the local market, venture out to see the ancient Cham ruins at My Son or perhaps cycle to nearby Cua Dai Beach to soak up some rays.
Days 10-11 Hue
Stop at lovely Lang Co Beach for lunch en route to the walled city of Hue, once the exclusive domain of Vietnam's royal rulers. See the ruins of the Imperial Citadel and a spectacular royal tomb before embarking upon a river cruise.
Day 12 Hanoi
Despite the throngs of bicycles, cyclos and motorbikes, Hanoi retains its French-provincial air. Visit the Temple of Literature and the Fine Arts Museum before attending an evening water-puppet performance.
Day 13 Halong Bay
Start the day with breakfast at KOTO, an Intrepid-supported organisation that trains disadvantaged young people in restaurant management and hospitality. Visit a handicraft centre that assists locals living with disabilities, then board a junk boat to cruise the jade waters of Halong Bay. Discover secluded beaches, secret grottoes and soaring karst peaks, and dine overlooking the incredible scenery.
Days 14-15 Hanoi
Stop by villages to see artisans crafting traditional ceramics before making tracks back to the hectic streets of Hanoi. Finish up in the heart of the Old Quarter and perhaps celebrate the end of the journey over a final Vietnamese feast.






