Day 1: Hanoi Arrival (-/ -/ -)
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(Flight to be advised/ Own tickets)
Upon arrival at Noi Bai International Airport, after clearing all immigration and customs procedures, please proceed to the arrival hall via the exit gate. Your guide will be waiting for you at the exit, holding a welcome sign with your name on it. They will assist you with your luggage and transfer you to your hotel in Hanoi.
Afternoon, start to visit the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first national university founded in the 11th century, renowned for its well-preserved traditional Vietnamese architecture and its tranquil courtyards.
Then, take a leisurely walk around the picturesque Hoan Kiem Lake, named after the legendary magical sword, and cross the iconic red-painted Huc Bridge to visit the serene Ngoc Son Temple located on an island in the middle of the lake, before concluding your day by exploring the bustling Old Quarter, renowned for its “36 streets of 36 wares” that showcase the ancient artisan guilds dating back to the 13th century, and finally drive back to your hotel to relax.
Note:
Please note that check in time at hotel: 14:00
Overnight at hotel in Ha Noi for 2 nights
Day 2: Hanoi (B/ L/ -)

Depart Hanoi for a 1.5-hour drive to Duong Lam, a charming ancient village in the northern Red River Delta, recognized as the first village in Vietnam to receive UNESCO Cultural Heritage Conservation status. Known as the birthplace of two Vietnamese kings, Duong Lam preserves the essence of traditional Vietnamese rural life with nearly 300 laterite houses dating back centuries.
Wander through the village’s narrow alleyways and visit significant cultural landmarks, including the Mong Phu Communal House, the only one with its original village gate still intact, the 15th-century Mia Pagoda featuring 287 ancient statues, the historic Old Catholic Church, and the traditional village well, a symbol of communal life.
After immersing yourself in the village’s history and heritage, return to Hanoi in the early afternoon.
The balance of the day is free at leisure.
Note:
Departure time 08:30
The duration of tours: 05 hours.
Overnight at hotel in Ha Noi for 2 nights
Day 3: Hanoi – Ha Long Bay – Lan Ha Bay (B/ L/ D)
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09:00 Leave Hanoi for the private transfer from Hanoi to Halong Bay (approx.2.5 hours).
Welcome aboard, we’ll have some welcome drinks and gather at the restaurant for a cruise briefing and some safety instructions.
Enjoy lunch as the cruise glides through the stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ha Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay. Explore Ao Ech, a hidden paradise far from the bustle of everyday life.
In the evening, Cruises anchors in the peaceful waters of Tra Bau, offering the perfect setting to soak in the bay’s natural beauty.
Join a cooking demonstration at sunset, then end the day with a delightful dinner onboard, surrounded by the calm and charm of the bay.
Overnight on cruise for 1 night
Day 4: Ha Long Bay – Hanoi – Hue (B/ -/ D) – Overnight on train 19:45 – 08:56+

After breakfast, continue your journey with a visit to Trung Trang Cave on Cat Ba Island, nestled in the heart of Cat Ba National Park. Travel by bus through lush greenery before exploring this remarkable natural wonder. Afterwards, return to the boat.
11:00 Pick up at Tuan Chau Marina and transfer back to hotel in Hanoi for day use before taking a night train to Hue
Enjoy dinner at local restaurant. Then, transfer to Hanoi station for train to Hue.
Note:
Please note that check in time at hotel: 14:00
Overnight on local train from Hanoi to Hue (shared cabin)
Day 5: Hue (B/ -/ -)
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Simple breakfast will be served on train.
Upon arrival, meet and transfer to your hotel in Hue (Early check in at hotel is included)
Afternoon, visit the Imperial Citadel of Hue, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enter through the main gate and admire the magnificent architecture as your guide shares fascinating stories about the former royal court.
Though heavily bombed during the Vietnam War, many parts of the citadel remain impressively well-preserved, with others carefully undergoing restoration. As you explore this historic site, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s imperial history under the Nguyen Dynasty.
Next, continue to the elaborate Khai Dinh Royal Tomb, known for its unique blend of Eastern and Western architectural styles. While smaller than many other royal tombs, it stands out with flamboyant decorations, featuring the largest dragon sculptures in Vietnam flanking the stairways. The fusion of traditional Vietnamese design with modern European influences makes this tomb truly unique among Hue’s royal monuments. Return to your hotel.
Note:
Suggested time: 14:00
Duration of tour: 3.5 hours.
Overnight at hotel in Hue for 1 night
Day 6: Hue – Hoi An (B/ -/ -)

09:00 Depart Hue for Hoi An (approx. 3 hours), taking the scenic route over the Hai Van Pass — also known as the “Pass of Ocean Clouds”, offering breathtaking views of the coastline and mountains along the way.
Afternoon, start your journey to explore Hoi An, then known as Faifo—flourished as a vibrant centre of commerce and cultural exchange. Today, this UNESCO World Heritage-listed town is celebrated for its remarkably well-preserved architecture and vibrant local cuisine, offering visitors a captivating glimpse into its rich and layered past.
A guided walking tour through Hoi An’s narrow lanes reveals the town’s timeless charm. Highlights include former merchant’s houses; the 400-year-old Japanese Covered Bridge, first built in the 1590s by the Japanese community; the Assembly Hall of the Chaozhou Chinese Congregation is one of the most remarkable historical sightseeing attractions when you visit Hoi An and the colorful market. Return to your hotel.
Note:
Please note that check in time at hotel: 14:00
Overnight at hotel in Hoi An for 3 nights
Day 7: Hoi An (B/ -/ -)

Heritage Site and the former spiritual capital of the Champa civilization, which thrived in Central Vietnam from the 4th to the 13th centuries.
Explore the atmospheric ruins, nestled in a lush valley surrounded by jungle-covered hills. As you wander among the ancient temple towers, discover the legacy of Cham culture, their ingenious building techniques, and their deep devotion to Hindu deities.
Hear the captivating legends of the Champa Kingdom, brought to life as you stand amidst centuries-old relics that have endured the passage of time.
After your cultural journey, return drive to your hotel in Hoi An.
Note:
· Suggested departure time: 08:00.
· Tour duration: 05 hours.
Overnight at hotel in Hoi An for 3 nights
Day 8: Hoi An (B/ -/ -)
Free at leisure for your own activities.
Overnight at hotel in Hoi An for 3 nights
Day 9: Hoi An – Da Nang – Ho Chi Minh City (B/ -/ D)
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Free at leisure until transfer to airport for taking a flight to Ho Chi Minh city.
(Domestic flight: DAD – SGN / Economy class)
Upon arrival, meet and transfer to your hotel
Join this exciting Night Vespa Food Tour in Ho Chi Minh City, where travelers will have the chance to sample some of Vietnam’s most amazing dishes while exploring different parts of the vibrant city by motorbike.
The tour begins with a stop at one of the best vantage points to capture stunning photos of the city skyline, followed by tasting the first delicious southern dish as your guide shares fascinating insights into the dish’s cultural significance and southern Vietnamese traditions.
Next, cruise through bustling local districts filled with lively businesses before stopping to enjoy fresh, flavorful spring rolls made right before your eyes.
Continue riding through the lively streets, navigating the vibrant local traffic, until you arrive at the next stop to savor more local foods and refreshing cold drinks while soaking in the lively nightlife atmosphere.
Wrap up the evening with a refreshing cocktail or beer accompanied by live music at a local bar, before your driver takes you safely back to your hotel.
Note:
Please note that check out time at hotel: 12:00 and check in time at hotel: 14:00
Overnight at hotel in Ho Chi Minh city for 3 nights
Day 10: Ho Chi Minh City (B/ L/ -)
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Begin your journey at Notre Dame Cathedral, an impressive red-brick church with twin spires, built entirely with materials imported from France.
Just across the square, visit the Central Post Office, a beautiful colonial-era building completed in 1891, known for its grand architecture and historical significance.
Next, take a short drive to the former Presidential Palace (now known as the Reunification Palace), which served as the headquarters of the South Vietnamese government during the American War.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, where you’ll get a taste of authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
In the afternoon, continue to the War Remnants Museum, which offers a powerful and often graphic perspective of the war, told through the eyes of the Vietnamese people.
Then drive to Chinatown to visit the stunning Thien Hau Pagoda, built by the Cantonese community in the early 19th century to honor the Goddess of the Sea.
Continue to FITO Museum, the first museum of traditional medicine in Vietnam. The exhibits provide a fascinating look into the history, philosophy, and applications of traditional Vietnamese medicine.
Conclude your day by relaxing with a traditional Vietnamese coffee or another local drink as your guide shares insights into daily life and offers a short Vietnamese language lesson before returning to your hotel.
Note:
Suggested time: 08:00
Duration of tour: 08 hours
Outside visit only due the renovation at Notre Dame Cathedral.
Overnight at hotel in Ho Chi Minh city for 3 nights
Day 11: Ho Chi Minh City – Ben Tre – Ho Chi Minh City (B/ L/ -)

After breakfast, drive about 2 hours from Ho Chi Minh City to Ben Tre. Take a boat ride along the Mekong River, passing lush mangroves and local life in action—fishing, coconut transport, and more.
Visit a traditional brick kiln, a coconut processing workshop, and a coconut candy factory, where you’ll enjoy fresh sweets, tropical fruits and traditional folk music.
Cruise through narrow canals to a countryside village. After lunch at a local restaurant, explore village life with a short walk, visit a mat-weaving house, and try weaving yourself.
Drive a tuk-tuk through peaceful coconut groves, then continue by rowboat on shady palm tree canal. Stop for lunch at a local restaurant before cruising back to the pier and returning to your hotel in Saigon.
Note:
Suggested departure time: 08:00
Duration of tour: 8.5 hours
Overnight at hotel in Ho Chi Minh city for 3 nights
Day 12: Ho Chi Minh City (B/ -/ -)
Free at leisure until transfer back to airport for taking a flight back home.
Note:
Please note that check out time at hotel: 12:00
(Flight to be advised/ Own tickets)
End of services
| TOUR COST | 2 persons | 3-4 persons | 5-6 persons | 7-10 persons | Single supplement |
| USD per person | US$2,353 | US$2,072 | US$1,790 | US$1,767 | US$806 |
Remarks:
– The reference prices are based on double/ twin-occupancy basis, with local 4- star superior accommodation.
– Above costs are net, non-commissionable and subject to reconfirmation when the booking is made. The above costs are valid until 18 December 2025.
– The prices are not valid during the national holidays, Lunar New Year, Christmas and New Year period. Please feel free to contact us to ask the detailed prices based on your traveling dates and group size.
– Accommodation is subject to availability and reservations have not been made unless otherwise stated
– Airfares and flight times are subject to change or cancellation at short notice.
INCLUSION/EXCLUSION
INCLUSION
- Accommodation including breakfast as per the itinerary
- 2 days 1 night on cruise (join-in cruise)
- Transfers and touring arranged on private basis with a professional English-speaking guide (different guides in each country)
- Domestic flight tickets: DAD – SGN (Economy class)
- Local train: HAN – HUI/ 4 person per cabin/ shared cabin
- Entrance fees for touring as per the itinerary
- Meals as per the itinerary (food only)
- Local bottled water and cold towels whilst sightseeing
- Taxes and service charges
EXCLUSION
- Any meals, transfers or tours that are not mentioned in the itinerary
- Any personal expenses: such as laundry and telephone calls
- International flight tickets to and from Viet Nam.
- Visa fees and departure tax (if applicable)
- Personal, travel and health insurance
- Early check in and late check out at hotels unless specified
- Optional tours (meals, other activities...)
- Drinks during meals
- Gratuities/tips to tour guides, drivers and hotel staff
















