Vietnam 6Nights – Exclusive

Welcome to Hanoi – Vietnam!
The tour guide & driver will be welcoming you at Noi Bai airport; it takes us 35 minutes driving to the centre of Hanoi to having lunch, then check-in at hotel. Let’s start our city tour from Temple of Literature, the 1 st university in Vietnam then continue to Ba Dinh Square – the biggest square in Hanoi
where all biggest cultural, political events of the cities for taking photos of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Later have an overall view of the capital by a “cyclo” visit, which will start around the Old Quarter of Hanoi, stop at Ngoc Son Temple located on the Hoan Kiem Lake (the “Sword” Lake). Having dinner & Overnight in Hanoi.
Please note: Standard check in time is 14:00. Early check in is subject to availability of the hotel Night activities suggestion: enjoy local beer at Ta Hien Streets, experience the ambience of sleepless street with life music, the young people of Hanoi and also foreign tourists. Hundred of bars and pubs in the Old Quarter are also at your disposal. Or just simple spend your time at shopping malls or various boutique Shops.

Arrive in Ninh Binh province, the guide takes you to visit Hoa Lu – the Ancient Royal capital of Viet Nam with Dinh king temple and Le king temple.
12.30: Have lunch at the local restaurant near Trang An.
14:30: Depart to visit Trang An tourist attraction, take boat trip to visit cave complex: Sang Cave, Toi
Cave, Ba Giot Cave, Nau Ruou in mystery and wildness, see scenery of mountain and rivers – a Ha Long
on the land of Ninh Binh
16:00: Getting on the car for returning to Hanoi.
Having dinner & Overnight in Hanoi.

Breakfast at the hotel & check out hotel.
08h00, we depart for Halong Bay. The 3.5 hours journey takes us through the rich farmlands of the Red
River Delta. Upon arrival at Tuan Chau Wharf, transfer by tender to our overnight cruise.
12h00 – 12h15: Embark at Hon Gai International harbor.
12h30 – 13h00: Embark on the boat. Enjoy welcome drink as Cruise Manager gives you a brief overview of the itinerary and important safety guideline. Check in your cabin.
13h30 – 14h30: Have lunch while cruising to magnificent Bai Tu Long Bay; Start sailing among famous
Islets of Bai Tu Long Bay, the wildest beauty with the panoramic natural views.
15h00 – 16h30: Visit and explore the well-hidden Co Cave (known as  Thien Canh Son Cave) where you
can  hiking to the middle of the mountain to see the wild and mysterious beautiful cave, contemplate
numerous  sparkling  stalactites  appear  like ‘hanging  lamps’  inside  the  Cave.  (No swimming).
Return to the boat for relaxing.
17h45 – 19h00: Attend our chef’s cooking demonstration and try your skills in the art of traditional
Vietnamese cooking (spring roll).
19h00 – 21h00: Dinner is served in the restaurant. You can enjoy the charm of Bai Tu Long Bay at night.
21h00 – 22h00: Enjoy evening activities (Squid Fishing, Movie Night, Board Games, Massage & Spa
services) or relax at the leisure.
Overnight on board.
Please note the program may be little varied upon the cruise you choose. Only Vietnamese &
International food available on the boat. Depending on the cruise, kayak will be included or not.

After breakfast, Tranfer to visit Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to explore architecture and historical aspects of Uncle Ho’s final resting place. Just next door is Ho Chi minh’s house on still. Lying to one side of the mausoleum is the One Pillar Pagoda, found by Ly Thai To King in 1049 th structure has become an important symbol for the people of Hanoi. Continue to visit the Buddhist Tran Quoc Pagoda on West lake (one of the oldest in Vietnam). After lunch, proceed to visit the Temple of literature and Quoc Tu Giam. Vietnam first university constructucted in 1070, its gardens and well-preserved architecture offers a relaxing glimes into Vietnam’s past. We will take you past Hoan Kiem lake, see the peaceful waters, and visit Ngoc Son Temple. At the end of tour, journey through Hanoi Old Quarter where you’ll have a chance to shop and exploration.

Start your day in Ho Chi Minh City by getting a handle on some of the city’s signature sights, from French colonial relics such as the Central Post Office and Notre Dame Cathedral to contemporary landmarks such as Reunification Palace. Shoppers won’t want to miss bustling Ben Thanh Market, where stalls are piled high with everything from Vietnamese herbs to colorful souvenirs. History buffs should head straight to the excellent War Remnants Museum, with relics, weaponry, and informative displays on the war against the Americans that shaped the country for many decades. Consider a ride on a classic cyclo (pedal rickshaw).

Spend the afternoon exploring farther afield, on a trip to the notorious Cu Chi Tunnels, a tunnel network dug deep into the ground by freedom fighters during the Vietnam War. Learn about the war through an informative film, then descend into the narrow, cramped tunnels with their camouflaged entrances and see rooms that were once kitchens and even hospitals. Travel by speedboat for insights into life along the Saigon River and classic photo opportunities, or by minivan for a more wallet-friendly experience. Many tour packages include a Vietnamese lunch on-site.

Street food is a highlight of any visit to Vietnam, from international favorites such as banh mi baguette sandwiches and pho noodle soup to South Vietnamese specialties such as bo la lot (grilled minced beef wrapped in leaves) or xa xui (barbecued pork). Spend the evening discovering the city’s street-food secrets with a guide. Some tours operate on foot, while others let you travel like a local on the back of a scooter through the neon and glitter of the city by night. Wrap up the evening with a freshly brewed draught beer at one of Vietnam’s trademark bia hoi bars.

After breakfast at hotel. Picked by at hotel and drive heading to My Tho the homeland of coconut and
family factories with local products like coconut candy, rice paper,… Upon arrival, embark on the boat
cruising on the mighty Mekong River viewing the life to the local people live along the banks. We stop at one of 4 island in the area for sightseeing. Enjoy the fresh tropical fruits served in the heart of the
garden accompanied by traditional southern Vietnamese folk music at the plantation. After that you will embark on the small boats rowed the the local people thru the small cannels with water coconut tree to visit the local factories. There you will taste the honey tea and see the local people produce the coconut candy milk and of course you also can try it or stroll in the garden where the locals feed honeybee. Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant nearby Mekong River with the Elephant Ear fist. Afternoon, drive back to Saigon with stop to visit Vinh Trang pagoda, a famous pogoda in the area that its architecture is a mix of Chinese, Cambodian, and French culture. Dinner at India restaurant. Overnight at hotel in Saigon. A normal lunch with local food will be served.

Morning visit Cu Chi Tunnels, one of the few remaining monuments to the Vietnam War. Beneath the
ground lie 200 km of tunnels, dug by hand and inhabited by the forces of the Vietnamese guerillas
during the conflict. At its peak, prior to the Tet Offensive in 1968, the tunnel complex was base to
almost 10,000 troops. To this day, it remains one of the most impressive examples of how fierce the war used to be. You even can try to crawl some dozens of m on the tunnel underground to have the real
experience. Return to . Lunch at India restaurant Afternoon, your free time for shopping in the downtown where you can choose many lovely stuff at the very reasonable price. A few places to be mentioned to visit during your shopping is Ben Thanh Market – the center and typical market of Saigon; Saigon Square where is a few minutes walking from Ben Thanh Market; An Dong Plaza and its nearby Market; or Diamond Plaza and Thuong Xa Tax if you are seeking the high qualified and brand name goods. Dinner at India restaurant.