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Xin chào, Hanoi! Your time in the Vietnamese capital city is kicking off with a sensational welcome dinner, the perfect start to the part of your unforgettable adventure that will see you explore northern Vietnam. Once you’ve had the chance to get settled into your hotel accommodation, you’ll be invited to enjoy an evening meal in Spice Viet: a stylish restaurant located in Hanoi’s Flower Garden Hotel, which specialises in authentic farm-to-table Vietnamese cuisine. An event that will start with a round of cocktails on the hotel’s rooftop bar, your welcome dinner also includes a cooking demonstration; during this, expert chefs will show you how one of the nation’s signature dishes is made, before you get to tuck into the flavourful food yourself. A dinner featuring a seasonal menu, which varies depending on the time of year you’re travelling, is a fantastic way to introduce yourself to Vietnamese cuisine and culture.

Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, is a destination rich in remarkable history and fascinating culture; today, you’re going to have the opportunity to explore some of this city’s most important sites, experiencing the very best Hanoi has to offer. Your full-day tour of the city will start with a trip to the prestigious Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum; here, you’ll learn about one of the most influential men in Vietnamese history and have time to explore the complex surrounding the mausoleum itself. Then, looking further back in time, you’ll visit the Temple of Literature – an impressive 11th-century temple dedicated to Confucius. After this, you’ll stop for lunch at a local restaurant, enjoying authentic Vietnamese cuisine and the chance to rest before continuing on your tour. Hoa Lo Prison is the first stop of the afternoon, a place that was once used by French colonists to house political prisoners before being used to house American soldiers during the Vietnam War. You’ll then visit Ngoc Son Temple on Ho Hoan Kiem – a lake in the heart of Hanoi – before continuing onto Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Touring this historic neighbourhood on three-wheeled Cyclos, the final stretch of the tour is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the bustling business of this area, while learning about the historic manufacturing and commerce that survives to this day. A comprehensive look at Hanoi, from its most important historical figures and places of worship to modern history and everyday life, this tour of the city is a fantastic way to see a lot of this remarkable city.

Ha Long Bay, among the most breathtaking places in Vietnam, is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its towering limestone karsts, emerald waters, and stunning landscapes. On this day of your adventure in Vietnam, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy an overnight cruise in Ha Long Bay, something that will give you plenty of time to admire the jaw-dropping sights of this area and immerse yourself in the unique culture here. During this overnight cruise experience, you will visit Sung Sot Grotto, the largest limestone cave in Ha Long Bay; the natural architecture here is outstanding. If the weather permits it, you’ll also visit Ti Top Island, which is ideal for swimming and hiking in the summer months. If you’re visiting during winter, and the weather permits, you’ll have the chance to visit a pearl farm and learn more about this historic industry. Ahead of your evening meal onboard, you’ll be invited to participate in a traditional Vietnamese cooking lesson and demonstration. And, when the sun sets, there’s nighttime squid fishing to look forward to. An insightful experience that is more than just spending some time admiring the incredible scenery, an overnight cruise in Ha Long Bay is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the culture and industry of this historic place.

Hoi An Ancient Town is a fascinating destination just a stone’s throw from Da Nang, a bustling modern metropolis on Vietnam’s eastern coastline, and you’re going to have the chance to explore this remarkable place during your time in central Vietnam. Today, an insightful walking tour of this well-preserved UNESCO World Heritage site will see you visit some of the area’s most iconic landmarks and learn more about some of the ancient traditions that survive to this day. Starting with a visit to Chua Cau, an iconic Japanese covered bridge that spans an offshoot of the Thu Bon River, you’ll take your time strolling through Hoi An Ancient Town’s incredible variety of architectural styles. Ahead of lunch at a local restaurant, you’ll visit an ancient residential building and have the opportunity to meet the 14th generation of a family that continues to live here. In the afternoon, you’ll have the chance to meet an experienced artist continuing the tradition of making elaborate Vietnamese theatre masks before taking part in an insightful workshop where you’ll design and create your own mask – a unique souvenir to take home with you. Your tour of Hoi An Ancient Town will come to a close in a traditional Vietnamese teahouse, where you’ll be invited to enjoy a local tea and sit in the restorative ambience of these serene environments. A relaxing way to end an insightful exploration of Vietnamese history and tradition, this tour will leave you with lasting memories.

Today, you’ll have the chance to learn more about the Vietnam War from a veteran of the conflict while exploring a restored tunnel network used during the war; it doesn’t get more authentic and immersive than this. Arriving in the village of Thach Tan, which is just north of Tam Ky and south of Hoi An, you’ll meet Kim Ta Huynh: a local legend and Vietnam War veteran who had a hand in the construction of the Ky Anh Tunnels. Following in his experienced footsteps, you’ll learn more about his life in central Vietnam, the tunnels’ use during the war, and the legacy this conflict has left behind. At their peak, it’s reported that there were over 32 kilometres of tunnels stretching throughout the region. You’ll also have the opportunity to learn more about authentic weaponry and equipment from the period, adding to this insightful experience. On your way back from the Ky Anh Tunnels, you’ll have the opportunity to visit Vietnam’s Heroic Mother Monument and Tam Thanh village. In this vibrant fishing village, over 100 houses have been painted to reflect the region’s people and culture.

Vietnamese cuisine is flavour-rich and varied; today, you’re going to have the chance to enjoy an authentic two-course BBQ dinner at the remarkable Distillerie d’Indochine: a stunning beachfront distillery in Hoi An. Known for a range of award-winning white and dark rums, Distillerie d’Indochine takes advantage of centuries-old distillation techniques to transform local, freshly-pressed sugarcane into this delicious drink. Ahead of your delicious dinner, you’ll be invited to enjoy an array of welcome cocktails and an insightful tour of the distillery. This distillery tour will end with an insightful rum-tasting session before you indulge in authentic Vietnamese barbecue. A fun way to explore a different cuisine and learn more about rum-making, this is one evening you won’t forget.

One of the best ways to explore Hue and its unique culture is through its sensational street food scene; so, this evening, you’re going to embark on the culinary journey of a lifetime through Hue’s bustling city streets. With an expert guide offering suggestions and interesting information about each authentic dish you try, you’ll meander through Hue sampling some of the delicious Vietnamese dishes available from street food vendors – among which will be some Hue specialities, too. From fragrant Nem Lui skewers and stuffed Banh Mi to locally-produced liquors and deep-fried Banh Khoai, an incredible medley of flavours and authentic Vietnamese foods awaits. If there was ever a time to indulge in the sensational food Vietnam has to offer, this is it.

Hue, a historical city at the heart of Vietnam’s imperial past, is a sensational destination to explore, with an abundance of intriguing sites to explore and cultural traditions to uncover. Today, you’ll be invited to embark on an insightful tour of this remarkable place, with visits to the Imperial City of Hue and a serene cruise along the Perfume River on the agenda. You’ll start with the Imperial City complex, which is modelled on Beijing’s Forbidden City and features an impressive collection of palaces, temples, gardens, and more. Then, you’ll visit a hidden Vietnamese teahouse, the perfect place to learn the art of pouring the perfect cup and the interesting history behind tea in Vietnam. With new knowledge of the tea practices and ceremonies of Hue’s royal court, you’ll continue your tour of this city with a meandering cruise along the Perfume River – a waterway that cuts through the city, boasting sensational scenery and impressive sights on either bank. Your river cruise will disembark at Thien Mu Pagoda, among the most ancient sites in the city, before enjoying lunch at a local restaurant. This is a great opportunity to reflect on your day so far, while tucking into some authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Following this, you’ll venture out into the surrounding countryside to visit the royal tombs of two former emperors. An interesting end to your tour of Hue, the entire day will be full of fascinating facts and insightful investigations of the Nguyen dynasty and Vietnam’s royal past.

Ho Chi Minh City is easily one of the most fascinating places in Vietnam; formerly Saigon, it is the most populous city in Vietnam and a destination where you’ll encounter a fascinating complex history, traditional cultural experiences, authentic cuisine, and impressive modernity. Today, you’re going to embark on a comprehensive exploration of Ho Chi Minh City’s many facets on a guided tour of the city’s most significant landmarks alongside an excellent selection of immersive experiences. Starting with a morning stroll through one of the city’s central parks and a visit to The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument, your tour will take you to a renowned flower market; here, you’ll have a chance to meander through the maze of sights and scents while learning more about the significance of the different flowers found here. After, you’ll venture to a local coffee shop and stop for Vietnamese Coffee, a delicious drink made with condensed milk. You’ll end your morning with a visit to a temple, the perfect place to learn more about Vietnam's intriguing religious culture. After stopping at a local restaurant for some lunch, you’ll continue your exploration of Ho Chi Minh City with a visit to the fascinating War Remnants Museum, then a visit to the impressive Independence Palace. To round out the day, you’ll stroll along Dong Khoi Street – a bustling centre of Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1, where you’ll find boutique shopping opportunities, impressive landmarks, and more. This is also where you’ll find the stunning Saigon Opera House, which will be the final stop of your guided tour. A comprehensive exploration of modern Vietnamese culture and some of the most significant moments in the nation’s modern history, this will be a day you’ll remember.

When you’re spending some time in Cai Be, one of the most interesting experiences you can embark on is a guided cruise of the Mekong River Delta; a fascinating region of southern Vietnam, the Mekong River Delta is an escape from the hustle and bustle of Vietnam’s major cities and a chance to immerse yourself in stunning scenery while learning more about a more rural way of life. Today, you’re going to hop on a traditional sampan boat and explore the complex network of waterways that make the Mekong River Delta unique. During this leisurely experience, you’ll have the chance to enjoy local tea and fresh fruit while sightseeing, and there will be several interesting stops throughout the day that are worth looking forward to. Among these, you’ll visit an ancient house, local restaurants serving authentic Vietnamese cuisine, and places where you can learn more about the local cottage industries found throughout this region. Your Mekong River Delta cruise will also include an exploration of Cu Lao Tan Phong, an islet boasting incredible scenery and a network of canals through vibrant mangroves. Unlike anything you’ll see in the major cities here, this is a fantastic way to see a completely different side of Vietnam and something that only adds to your incredible adventures in Southeast Asia.

Xin chào, Hanoi! Your time in the Vietnamese capital city is kicking off with a sensational welcome dinner, the perfect start to the part of your unforgettable adventure that will see you explore northern Vietnam. Once you’ve had the chance to get settled into your hotel accommodation, you’ll be invited to enjoy an evening meal in Spice Viet: a stylish restaurant located in Hanoi’s Flower Garden Hotel, which specialises in authentic farm-to-table Vietnamese cuisine. An event that will start with a round of cocktails on the hotel’s rooftop bar, your welcome dinner also includes a cooking demonstration; during this, expert chefs will show you how one of the nation’s signature dishes is made, before you get to tuck into the flavourful food yourself. A dinner featuring a seasonal menu, which varies depending on the time of year you’re travelling, is a fantastic way to introduce yourself to Vietnamese cuisine and culture.

Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, is a destination rich in remarkable history and fascinating culture; today, you’re going to have the opportunity to explore some of this city’s most important sites, experiencing the very best Hanoi has to offer. Your full-day tour of the city will start with a trip to the prestigious Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum; here, you’ll learn about one of the most influential men in Vietnamese history and have time to explore the complex surrounding the mausoleum itself. Then, looking further back in time, you’ll visit the Temple of Literature – an impressive 11th-century temple dedicated to Confucius. After this, you’ll stop for lunch at a local restaurant, enjoying authentic Vietnamese cuisine and the chance to rest before continuing on your tour. Hoa Lo Prison is the first stop of the afternoon, a place that was once used by French colonists to house political prisoners before being used to house American soldiers during the Vietnam War. You’ll then visit Ngoc Son Temple on Ho Hoan Kiem – a lake in the heart of Hanoi – before continuing onto Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Touring this historic neighbourhood on three-wheeled Cyclos, the final stretch of the tour is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the bustling business of this area, while learning about the historic manufacturing and commerce that survives to this day. A comprehensive look at Hanoi, from its most important historical figures and places of worship to modern history and everyday life, this tour of the city is a fantastic way to see a lot of this remarkable city.

Ha Long Bay, among the most breathtaking places in Vietnam, is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its towering limestone karsts, emerald waters, and stunning landscapes. On this day of your adventure in Vietnam, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy an overnight cruise in Ha Long Bay, something that will give you plenty of time to admire the jaw-dropping sights of this area and immerse yourself in the unique culture here. During this overnight cruise experience, you will visit Sung Sot Grotto, the largest limestone cave in Ha Long Bay; the natural architecture here is outstanding. If the weather permits it, you’ll also visit Ti Top Island, which is ideal for swimming and hiking in the summer months. If you’re visiting during winter, and the weather permits, you’ll have the chance to visit a pearl farm and learn more about this historic industry. Ahead of your evening meal onboard, you’ll be invited to participate in a traditional Vietnamese cooking lesson and demonstration. And, when the sun sets, there’s nighttime squid fishing to look forward to. An insightful experience that is more than just spending some time admiring the incredible scenery, an overnight cruise in Ha Long Bay is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the culture and industry of this historic place.

Hoi An Ancient Town is a fascinating destination just a stone’s throw from Da Nang, a bustling modern metropolis on Vietnam’s eastern coastline, and you’re going to have the chance to explore this remarkable place during your time in central Vietnam. Today, an insightful walking tour of this well-preserved UNESCO World Heritage site will see you visit some of the area’s most iconic landmarks and learn more about some of the ancient traditions that survive to this day. Starting with a visit to Chua Cau, an iconic Japanese covered bridge that spans an offshoot of the Thu Bon River, you’ll take your time strolling through Hoi An Ancient Town’s incredible variety of architectural styles. Ahead of lunch at a local restaurant, you’ll visit an ancient residential building and have the opportunity to meet the 14th generation of a family that continues to live here. In the afternoon, you’ll have the chance to meet an experienced artist continuing the tradition of making elaborate Vietnamese theatre masks before taking part in an insightful workshop where you’ll design and create your own mask – a unique souvenir to take home with you. Your tour of Hoi An Ancient Town will come to a close in a traditional Vietnamese teahouse, where you’ll be invited to enjoy a local tea and sit in the restorative ambience of these serene environments. A relaxing way to end an insightful exploration of Vietnamese history and tradition, this tour will leave you with lasting memories.

Today, you’ll have the chance to learn more about the Vietnam War from a veteran of the conflict while exploring a restored tunnel network used during the war; it doesn’t get more authentic and immersive than this. Arriving in the village of Thach Tan, which is just north of Tam Ky and south of Hoi An, you’ll meet Kim Ta Huynh: a local legend and Vietnam War veteran who had a hand in the construction of the Ky Anh Tunnels. Following in his experienced footsteps, you’ll learn more about his life in central Vietnam, the tunnels’ use during the war, and the legacy this conflict has left behind. At their peak, it’s reported that there were over 32 kilometres of tunnels stretching throughout the region. You’ll also have the opportunity to learn more about authentic weaponry and equipment from the period, adding to this insightful experience. On your way back from the Ky Anh Tunnels, you’ll have the opportunity to visit Vietnam’s Heroic Mother Monument and Tam Thanh village. In this vibrant fishing village, over 100 houses have been painted to reflect the region’s people and culture.

Vietnamese cuisine is flavour-rich and varied; today, you’re going to have the chance to enjoy an authentic two-course BBQ dinner at the remarkable Distillerie d’Indochine: a stunning beachfront distillery in Hoi An. Known for a range of award-winning white and dark rums, Distillerie d’Indochine takes advantage of centuries-old distillation techniques to transform local, freshly-pressed sugarcane into this delicious drink. Ahead of your delicious dinner, you’ll be invited to enjoy an array of welcome cocktails and an insightful tour of the distillery. This distillery tour will end with an insightful rum-tasting session before you indulge in authentic Vietnamese barbecue. A fun way to explore a different cuisine and learn more about rum-making, this is one evening you won’t forget.

One of the best ways to explore Hue and its unique culture is through its sensational street food scene; so, this evening, you’re going to embark on the culinary journey of a lifetime through Hue’s bustling city streets. With an expert guide offering suggestions and interesting information about each authentic dish you try, you’ll meander through Hue sampling some of the delicious Vietnamese dishes available from street food vendors – among which will be some Hue specialities, too. From fragrant Nem Lui skewers and stuffed Banh Mi to locally-produced liquors and deep-fried Banh Khoai, an incredible medley of flavours and authentic Vietnamese foods awaits. If there was ever a time to indulge in the sensational food Vietnam has to offer, this is it.

Hue, a historical city at the heart of Vietnam’s imperial past, is a sensational destination to explore, with an abundance of intriguing sites to explore and cultural traditions to uncover. Today, you’ll be invited to embark on an insightful tour of this remarkable place, with visits to the Imperial City of Hue and a serene cruise along the Perfume River on the agenda. You’ll start with the Imperial City complex, which is modelled on Beijing’s Forbidden City and features an impressive collection of palaces, temples, gardens, and more. Then, you’ll visit a hidden Vietnamese teahouse, the perfect place to learn the art of pouring the perfect cup and the interesting history behind tea in Vietnam. With new knowledge of the tea practices and ceremonies of Hue’s royal court, you’ll continue your tour of this city with a meandering cruise along the Perfume River – a waterway that cuts through the city, boasting sensational scenery and impressive sights on either bank. Your river cruise will disembark at Thien Mu Pagoda, among the most ancient sites in the city, before enjoying lunch at a local restaurant. This is a great opportunity to reflect on your day so far, while tucking into some authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Following this, you’ll venture out into the surrounding countryside to visit the royal tombs of two former emperors. An interesting end to your tour of Hue, the entire day will be full of fascinating facts and insightful investigations of the Nguyen dynasty and Vietnam’s royal past.

Ho Chi Minh City is easily one of the most fascinating places in Vietnam; formerly Saigon, it is the most populous city in Vietnam and a destination where you’ll encounter a fascinating complex history, traditional cultural experiences, authentic cuisine, and impressive modernity. Today, you’re going to embark on a comprehensive exploration of Ho Chi Minh City’s many facets on a guided tour of the city’s most significant landmarks alongside an excellent selection of immersive experiences. Starting with a morning stroll through one of the city’s central parks and a visit to The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument, your tour will take you to a renowned flower market; here, you’ll have a chance to meander through the maze of sights and scents while learning more about the significance of the different flowers found here. After, you’ll venture to a local coffee shop and stop for Vietnamese Coffee, a delicious drink made with condensed milk. You’ll end your morning with a visit to a temple, the perfect place to learn more about Vietnam's intriguing religious culture. After stopping at a local restaurant for some lunch, you’ll continue your exploration of Ho Chi Minh City with a visit to the fascinating War Remnants Museum, then a visit to the impressive Independence Palace. To round out the day, you’ll stroll along Dong Khoi Street – a bustling centre of Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1, where you’ll find boutique shopping opportunities, impressive landmarks, and more. This is also where you’ll find the stunning Saigon Opera House, which will be the final stop of your guided tour. A comprehensive exploration of modern Vietnamese culture and some of the most significant moments in the nation’s modern history, this will be a day you’ll remember.

When you’re spending some time in Cai Be, one of the most interesting experiences you can embark on is a guided cruise of the Mekong River Delta; a fascinating region of southern Vietnam, the Mekong River Delta is an escape from the hustle and bustle of Vietnam’s major cities and a chance to immerse yourself in stunning scenery while learning more about a more rural way of life. Today, you’re going to hop on a traditional sampan boat and explore the complex network of waterways that make the Mekong River Delta unique. During this leisurely experience, you’ll have the chance to enjoy local tea and fresh fruit while sightseeing, and there will be several interesting stops throughout the day that are worth looking forward to. Among these, you’ll visit an ancient house, local restaurants serving authentic Vietnamese cuisine, and places where you can learn more about the local cottage industries found throughout this region. Your Mekong River Delta cruise will also include an exploration of Cu Lao Tan Phong, an islet boasting incredible scenery and a network of canals through vibrant mangroves. Unlike anything you’ll see in the major cities here, this is a fantastic way to see a completely different side of Vietnam and something that only adds to your incredible adventures in Southeast Asia.