Upon arrival at Noi Bai International Airport, you will be welcomed by your driver and transferred to your hotel in the center of Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. Known for its unique blend of modern life and historic charm, Hanoi offers a graceful atmosphere with tree-lined streets, lakes, and colonial architecture. Arrive at hotel, check in and overnight in Hanoi.

Breakfast at hotel. Then visit Ba Dinh Square to see Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum and National Assembly Building of Vietnam, Presidential Palace (outside). Later, have a stroll along the West Lake to visit Tran Quoc pagoda which is the oldest pagoda in the city. 

Lunch at a local restaurant. 

Afternoon, visit Van Mieu (Temple of Literature), which dates back to 1070 and is dedicated to the cult of Confucius. Next, stop at the train street hidden among the busy streets of Hanoi Old Quarter lies an exclusive street offering an incredibly surreal experience. Continue into the Old Quarter, where your walk begins through a maze of crisscrossing streets. Here, you’ll experience Hanoi life at its most authentic—vibrant trading scenes spilling onto the sidewalks, colorful wet markets buzzing with activity, and tucked-away corners where locals linger for hours over rich coffee and unhurried conversation. Then participate in the water puppet show which is the traditional art of Vietnam remaining hundred years. 

After that, drive to Hanoi railway station for overnight train to Sapa

Arrive in Lao Cai and meet your guide before heading to town for breakfast, then travel to Muong Hoa Valley. Enjoy panoramic views before trekking along small trails through terraced rice fields to Y Linh Ho, home of the Black Hmong. Walk along the river to Lao Chai village to learn about their culture, houses, clothing, and traditions. Continue to Ta Van village, home of the Giay people, where you’ll visit a family, enjoy green tea, and discover cultural differences among hill tribes. Overnight in Sapa.

Enjoy your free time in Sapa by exploring this beautiful mountain town on your own way until being transferred to Lao Cai railway station for overnight train back to Hanoi (shared 4 soft berth cabin).

Arrive in Hanoi around 05.30, walk to the nearby hotel for your breakfast and showering. Then depart for Hoa Lu Ancient Capital, Vietnam’s capital in the 10th century. Visit the temples of the Dinh and Le dynasties, known for their distinctive architecture, and learn about ancient culture through remains of old royal palace grounds.

Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, then continue to Tam Coc. Take a sampan boat ride along the river, passing villages, rice fields, and limestone mountains. Drift through three natural caves—Hang Ca, Hang Hai, and Hang Ba—for a memorable experience.

Afterward, visit Jade Cave, a peaceful grotto set within limestone cliffs, known for its cool chambers and clear pools. Afterwards, drive back to hotel in Hanoi

A 2-day cruise on Ha Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay is perfect for travelers seeking authentic culture and hidden beauty. Pick up from Hanoi Old Quarter and transfer to Tuan Chau Harbor to board the cruise. Enjoy a welcome drink, safety briefing, and cabin check-in, followed by lunch while sailing past limestone islands. In the afternoon, explore Tra Bau floating village, then join a sunset party, happy hour, and cooking class. Savor a deluxe dinner with night views of the bay and enjoy onboard activities such as squid fishing, spa treatments, movies, or relaxing overnight on board.

Start the day at 6:15 AM with a peaceful Tai Chi session on the sundeck, enjoying the fresh morning air and scenic beauty of Ha Long Bay. Light breakfast with coffee, tea, and pastries is served at 6:30 AM. At 7:30 AM, visit Titov Island, where you can swim at the sandy beach or hike to the summit for panoramic bay views. Return to the cruise at 9:30 AM for check-out, then enjoy brunch while cruising back. Disembark between 10:30–11:00 AM and transfer to Hanoi for luggage pick-up, followed by a private transfer to the airport for your flight to Da Nang. Upon arrival, meet your driver and continue to Hoi An. Check in to your hotel and overnight in this UNESCO World Heritage town.

After breakfast, transfer to Cam Thanh Coconut Village, located a few kilometers from Hoi An. This peaceful village is known for its Bay Mau coconut forest, once a wartime base and now part of the Hoi An - Cham Islands Biosphere Reserve. Enjoy the lush scenery, try traditional fishing with locals, and experience a fun coracle boat ride through the waterways.

Later, return to the town center for a walking tour of Hoi An Ancient Town. Visit landmarks such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, handicraft workshops, Tan Ky Old House, Fujian Assembly Hall, and Chuc Thanh Pagoda. Overnight in Hoi An

After breakfast, drive to Hue through charming villages, emerald rivers, and along the blue East Sea. Visit the Marble Mountains and explore Am Phu Cave among limestone hills with caves and temples. Stop at Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village. Continue to Han Market and Dragon Bridge. Travel via the scenic Hai Van Pass, one of the most spectacular coastal routes in Vietnam, then arrive in Hue, check in, and overnight.

After breakfast, explore Hue with a visit to the Imperial Citadel, home of the Nguyen Dynasty (1802–1945). See the Flag Tower, Ngo Mon Gate, Thai Hoa Palace, and the Forbidden Purple City. Continue to the impressive Khai Dinh Mausoleum, known for its unique and intricate design. Visit a traditional incense-making village filled with fragrant aromas and colorful drying incense sticks. Conclude the tour at Tu Hieu Pagoda, a peaceful ancient pagoda with deep Buddhist significance. Then head out the airport for the departure flight to Saigon. Be welcomed at the airport and transfer to hotel in center for check-in and overnight in Saigon.

After breakfast, enjoy a stroll along Dong Khoi Street, formerly Rue Catinat, the main shopping avenue and heart of colonial Saigon. Pass European-style landmarks including the old Opera House (outside view), Notre Dame Cathedral, Ho Chi Minh City Hall, and the Central Post Office. Continue to the War Remnants Museum, formerly the Museum of American War Crimes, displaying powerful wartime artifacts and documents. Later, head to Chinatown to visit the 200-year-old Thien Hau Temple, rich in history and culture. End the day at bustling Ben Thanh Market, the city’s largest wholesale market. Overnight in Saigon.

Our guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel in Ho Chi Minh City and depart for Ben Tre in the Mekong Delta, passing scenic rice fields along the way. Upon arrival, take a boat trip along the river to observe local life. Visit traditional workshops to see brick making, salt production, and coconut processing, then cruise through Cai Son and Nhon Thanh creeks to see families weaving mats.

Enjoy a short ride by motor cart through rice fields and villages, followed by a peaceful rowing boat trip along palm-lined canals. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, continue to Tra Vinh, known for its Khmer culture. Upon arrival, check in at Tra Vinh Lodge, set among lush gardens and canals. Explore the area by bicycle or on foot, then join a cooking class to prepare Bánh Xèo, a local specialty. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.

After breakfast, enjoy a cycling trip through fruit orchards, rice fields, and quiet villages, discovering local life and meeting friendly residents. Return for lunch at the lodge.

In the afternoon, travel to Can Tho, on the way, visit Wat Pisesaram Pagoda is a Khmer-style Buddhist temple. It features colorful architecture, ornate carvings, and a peaceful setting, serving as a cultural and spiritual center for the local Khmer community. Arrive in Can Tho, check in and overnight at hoetl in Can Tho

Wake up early in Can Tho and head to the pier for a motorboat trip to Cai Rang Floating Market, one of the busiest markets in the Mekong Delta. Watch boats filled with fruits and local produce as traders gather in the early morning. Continue cruising to visit nearby fruit orchards. Later, travel to Chau Doc, stopping at Tra Su Nature Reserve, home to cajuput forests and diverse birdlife. Continue to Sam Mountain, a sacred Buddhist site with many temples and panoramic views toward Cambodia. Overnight in Chau Doc.

After breakfast, take a boat trip to visit floating houses and raft villages, learning about the history of local fisheries. Explore Chau Doc floating village for insight into the life of the Khmer people, one of Vietnam’s oldest ethnic groups. Continue to Cham minority villages to visit the largest ancient mosques, admire unique architecture, and discover local customs and daily life. Later, drive back to Saigon, check in, and overnight.

Free days at hotel in Saigon until being transferred to the airport for the flight to next destinations.