Highlight of Vietnam | 7 Days Itinerary

Start your day with early morning meal. Today, travelers get to head south of Hanoi to Ninh Binh, which used to be the capital of historic Vietnam before Hanoi took over in the 11th century. This area is known for its splendid landscapes, including Tam Coc Caves and the ancient capital of Hoa Lu, where there are old temples dedicated to King Dinh and King Le who ruled in the 10th century. Your make your way from to Ninh Binh begins with a boat trip in Tam Coc. Here, travelers get to see impressive limestone karsts rising from the green paddy fields, similar to the landscapes in Guilin (China) and Halong Bay in Vietnam. That is why this place is often called "Halong-bay-on-land." lunch break is included in your day. Afterward, travelers get to return to your stay in Hanoi for the night.

Start your day with a delicious morning meal. Today, travelers get to head to Halong Bay, a special place that has been considered a Natural World rich history site by UNESCO since 1994. When you reach Halong, travelers get to hop on a big boat to cruise through the bay and see its awe-inspiring beauty. The bay is renowned for its unique limestone rocks and small island caves that look like a dragon coming down. During the cruise, travelers get to have midday meal on the boat, explore caves, and even have the chance to swim or kayak. travelers get to pass by floating villages and get up close to small islands to appreciate their beauty. After all the activities, travelers get to head back to the boat for dinner meal. In the evening, there will be some boat activities, or you can just relax on your own. Dinner is included, and travelers get to spend the night on the boat.

Start your day with a delicious early morning meal. After that, travelers get to head to Hanoi. On the way, travelers get to pass by the Wharf of Halong, where you can see many interesting islands with names like Cock-Fighting Rock, Sail Island, Incense Burner Rock, and Sea Dog Rock. It's a breathtaking journey. travelers get to return to Hanoi in the evening and then catch a flight to Saigon. When you land at at the airport in Saigon, we will be there to welcome you. From the airport, we'll take you to the retreat for check-in. travelers get to spend the night at the hotel in Saigon.

After you have morning breakfast, travelers get to be heading to the Mekong Delta today. When you get there, travelers get to hop on a boat and cruise along the big Mekong River. Your first stop is one of the four islands in the area, where travelers get to take in the sights. Then, travelers get to get on small boats rowed by local folks through the little canals. Here, you can try some honey tea, watch how the locals make coconut candy milk, and even give it a taste. You can also take a stroll in the garden where locals take care of honeybees. After that, travelers get to take a restful horse-cart ride through the village. lunch break is included, and in the evening, travelers get to head back to Saigon with a stop to explore Vinh Trang Pagoda. This pagoda is renowned for its unique architecture, blending Chinese, Cambodian, and French styles. travelers get to stay overnight at a stay in Saigon.

Start your day with a delicious first meal of the day. Today, travelers get to venture through the Cu Chi Tunnels, which are one of the few remaining reminders of the Vietnam War. You can even try crawling through the underground tunnels for an authentic witness. In the evening, return to Saigon and go shopping in the downtown area, where travelers get to find many lovely items at reasonable prices. Some recommended places to head to for shopping include Ben Thanh bazaar (Saigon's main market), Saigon Square (a short walk from Ben Thanh Market), A Dong Plaza, and the nearby market, or Diamond Plaza if you are looking for high-quality and branded goods. Spend the night at the property in Saigon.

After another exceptional first meal of the day, travelers get to be transferred to the airport for your flight back home or to your next destination.