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11 Days , 6 Cities
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Countries Visited
Vietnam
Places Visited
, Hạ Long, Hue, Hội An
Suggested Duration
11 days
Travel Styles
Cultural Tours, Adventure Tours
ITINERARY
PRICES
Starting from $2,300 per person
Price per person in double occupancy
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Price excludes international & includes in-tour flights
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HIGHLIGHT
What’s Included?
- 9 nights of hotel accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis
2-night Hanoi
1-night Cruise
2-night Hue
2-night Hoian
3-night Saigon - 1 Night cruise for Halong Bay excursion
- Flight ticket from Hanoi to Hue
- Flight ticket from Danang to Saigon
- Boat trip in Perfume river Hue, Mekong delta
- Local English-speaking guide(s) in each region.
- Meals as mentioned in the program. 10 Breakfast, 8 Lunch, 4 Dinner.
- All entrance fees and sightseeing as mentioned in the program.
- Airport transfers and touring in an AC vehicle.
- Entrance fees and zone fees as per the program
- Water during transfer.
- Visa approval letter to Vietnam
- 24/7 support service during your trip
Sightseeing Highlights Included
- Drop by at Ngoc Son Temple, located on Hoan Kiem Lake.
- Enjoy a unique, fascinating show of Water Puppetry, a traditional stage art of Northern Vietnam.
- Hanoi City tour stating Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature, the Museum of Ethnology, and the picturesque West Lake to visit Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest pagoda in Hanoi, built in the 6th Century.
- Admire Halong Bay, the pride of the Gulf of Tonkin, a Natural World Heritage designated by UNESCO.
- Discover the magnificent beauty of this “Descending-dragon” bay.
- During cruising, visit the Grottos stop for swimming or kayaking, passing floating houses, and approaching islets.
- Hue City is highlighted by the old royal architectural works and the most traditional Vietnamese lifestyle by UNESCO as the 1st Cultural World Heritage in Vietnam.
- Discover the charm of the city from the Royal Citadel, Forbidden City, Hue Royal Museum, and visit Thien Mu pagoda during a boat trip on Perfume River.
- Visit the Tombs of King Minh Mang, Khai Dinh, and Dong Ba Market in Hue.
- Explore the city of Hoian, an architectural combination of Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese styles.
- In Hoian, walk over the tile-roofed Japanese Bridge, visit taciturn Chinese Assembly Halls, enjoy the attractiveness of ancient houses or listen to the folk music of Central Vietnam at old clubhouses. Discover the town lighten up with thousands of colorful lanterns and a night market by the River.
- Visit My Son Sanctuary, this UNESCO site as one of the five World Heritages in Vietnam, where you can discover the hidden treasure of the Cham culture.
- Dinner on the Saigon River cruise and enjoy traditional folk music onboard.
- Saigon city tour – visit the Reunification Palace, witness the fierce Vietnam War that ended in 1975, the Notre Dame Cathedral and colonial-styled Central Post Office, and then visit the Ben Thanh market, a symbol of Saigon.
- Explore in Siagon the Cu Chi tunnels – the network of over 200km of tunnels became legendary when they played a vital role in the War.
- Observe the life of the local people along the banks of the Mekong River.