Complete the immigration and visa on arrival procedures at the airport when you arrive in Hanoi.

Meet our representative at the airport, then take a transfer to the hotel that has been reserved.

After completing the hotel check-in process, prepare to visit Vietnam’s capital.

Join a 1-hour private electric car trip to experience Vietnam’s old-world charm and some of the region’s most striking colonial buildings.

One of the 14 traditional residences in Hanoi’s old neighbourhoods is the ancient house on 87 Ma May Street, which you will visit on this route.

After taking several shots of the O Quan Chuong old city gate, proceed to a significant landmark in the city’s centre.

Visit the Hoan Kiem lake, which is a landmark in Hanoi and is also known as the Sword Lake, before moving on to the nearby Ngoc Son temple and Huc Bridge.

Visit the St. Joseph cathedral, Hang Ngang’s “clothes” street, “shoes” street, and “painting” street for photo opportunities.

After the tour, eat dinner in a quaint restaurant serving regional dishes.
Return to the motel to spend the night.

After a filling breakfast at the hotel, set out for Halong Bay.

You will go across the Red River Delta on this excursion, where you may observe Vietnamese villager daily life.

You will embark on your cruise from Taun Chau harbour when you get to Halong.

After a welcome drink and a safety lecture from the crew, set sail on your voyage.

While cruising across the azure ocean seas filled with lovely islets and archipelagos, indulge in a mouthwatering Vietnamese lunch.

Discover one of the bay’s most stunning caves later on. Thien Canh Son cave is perched atop a mountain and has a long history of geological significance and natural beauty. Sports shoes are advised

Arrive in Bai Tu Long bay, where you can (weather permitting) spend some time swimming, tanning, or just unwinding by the beach.

Admire the colours that the sunset is painting on the sky for the remainder of the evening while relaxing on your cruise’s sundeck.
Join “Happy Hour” to receive a 30% discount on all beverages served on board.

Learn how to create deep-fry spring rolls in the Vietnamese style by signing up for a cooking session on the sundeck.

Enjoy a delectable meal that is provided onboard later.
Following dinner, you can participate in additional enjoyable activities like squid fishing, karaoke, stargazing on the sundeck, etc.
Cruise passengers spend the night in Halong Bay.

Attending a Tai Chi class on the sundeck will help you get your day started.

Before visiting Vung Vieng floating fishing hamlet, one of the biggest communities in Halong Bay, have a light breakfast on board.

Explore the village after disembarking to learn more about the daily activities of the fishermen.

Kayaking and other optional activities like bamboo boating are also available.

Return to the cruise later to unwind and finish the check-out procedures before returning to the seaside.

After the formalities are finished, treat yourself to a nice lunch to revive you before continuing at your leisure till you reach the shore.

At Taun Chan Bay, get off the cruise, and travel back to Hanoi.

Upon arrival at the hotel, relax for the remainder of the evening.
Stay the night in Hanoi.

Take advantage of the hotel’s wonderful breakfast before finishing the check-out procedures.

Afterward, begin your exploration of Hanoi City by going to the historic Ba Dinh Square, where former president Ho Chi Minh proclaimed Vietnam’s independence in 1945.

Visit the Ho Chi Minh stilt house (next to the current President Palace), where he resided and worked during the Vietnam War.

Walk past the Parliament Building to the neighbouring Thang Long Royal Citadel, which was a former royal residence from the 10th to the 18th century and is Hanoi’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Beautiful buildings like Doan Mon Gate, Kinh Thien Kings’ Yard, D67 military vestige, and a princess temple can be found inside this Royal Citadel.

After finishing your sightseeing, go straight to the airport.
Take a flight to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s financial and cultural centre, which is located in the South of the country.

After arriving in Ho Chi Minh City, take a shuttle to your accommodation.
Complete the hotel check-in procedures, then enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure.

Spend the night in a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City.

A nice breakfast is served at the hotel as you awaken.

Prepare to explore the Cu Chi Tunnels, one of the most fascinating sites associated with the time of the Vietnam War.

Cu Chi, which is 200 km from Ho Chi Minh, is a network of tunnels that served as an underground city. It has several trap doors, particularly designed dwelling spaces, storage areas, weapons manufacturers, field clinics, command centres and kitchens.

Before beginning to explore these tunnels, watch a brief introduction video on how they were built.

When Cu Chi was a “Free Target Zone” in the 1960s, there is a tonne of documentation of the fierce battle that occurred here.

Enjoy tea and cassava (a staple of guerrillas during the war), and then you can shoot an AK-47 or an M-16 cabin in the “free target zone” (bullet costs are your responsibility).

Return to Ho Chi Minh City after an hour of subterranean exploration.

When you arrive in Ho Chi Minh City, start your city tour by going to the former Presidential Palace, which served as the Saigon government’s administrative centre during the Vietnam-American War.
Visit the War Remnants Museum next, which has Vietnam War-related exhibits.

Visit the red-brick Notre Dame Cathedral, which was built with inspiration from the original Parisian cathedral.
Visit the French architect Gustav Eiffel’s creation, the Central Post Office.

The remainder of the evening is at your discretion, and you are welcome to tour nearby attractions including the Pink Church and Reunification Palace.

The Cafe Apartment is a fascinating old apartment block that has been converted into cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy your Vietnamese-style coffee. From there, you can sit and take in the colours of the setting sun.

The best shopping area in Vietnam is the Bn Thành market, where you may go on a buying binge.
Return to the motel to spend the night.

After a filling breakfast, check out of the hotel and board the vehicle taking you to the airport.
As you are dropped off at the airport, your incredible Vietnam tour comes to an end.