VIETNAM IN YOUR EYES

9 days - 8 nights
Ha Noi – Hue - Da Nang - Hoi An - Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi - Mekong Delta

Day 1: Hanoi - Arrival (D)
You are arrival at our thousand years Capital – Hanoi city. Our guide will welcome you at Noi Bai airport and then transfer to your hotel in the city center. It is time for freshen up and a short rest after long journey. You will know our legend/history about Hoan Kiem lake (the lake of the Restored Sword), our architectural and our way of with small street and its name (Old quarter). Have dinner and enjoy our welcome show of northern rural Vietnam – Water Puppet show. Overnight in Ha Noi.

Day 2: Ha Long bay – the World heritage (B/L)
This day, you will visit Halong, a World Heritage Area of outstanding natural beauty. The travel start at 8:30am, after 3 hour and a half, you will arrive at Halong. Embark on a traditional style wooden junk around noon. Lunch with sea food served on boat during your cruise. With 4-hour boat trip, you are cruising around rocks, islets, caves and grottos. You then will visit to the Thien Cung & Dau Go caves - the most beautiful among thousands. Drive back to Hanoi for over night in Hanoi.

Day 3: Hanoi - Hue (B/L)
In the morning, you will visit to Van Mieu (our first national university), Hochiminh’s Mausoleum, His House on Stilt, Hochiminh’s Museum, One Pillar Pagoda, Tran Quoc pagoda. Lunch at local restaurant. In the afternoon, discover more of Hanoi with the visit to Ethnology Museum of Vietnam or shopping in Old quarter. Leave our Capital to the Imperial city – Hue in the evening flight. Overnight in Hue.

Day 4: Hue (B/L)
Today, you will visit the Imperial Citadel of Hue, King Tu Duc’s tomb (Tu Duc is a king but also a poet, so his mausoleum is a poet garden), King Minh Mang tomb (typical formal oriental style designed), and Thien Mu pagoda. In the late afternoon, we take a cruise on Huong River to admire sunset. Overnight in Hue.

Day 5: Hue - Da Nang - Hoi An (B/L)
The car will drive you to Hoi An town, which is about 120km from Hue. You will travel through Hai Van pass, and Lang Co beach – one of the most beautiful beaches of Vietnam. Passing Danang, the car will stop for the visit to Cham museum where you will see the open air collection of Cham sculpture. Many of the sandstone carving are breathtaking. Arrive in Hoian town in the late afternoon, check in and overnight.

Day 6: Hoi An - Da Nang (B)
In the morning, you will walk to visit ancient tiny town Hoi An. The visit includes Japanese covered bridge, some Chinese Assembly Halls, and some typical Vietnamese houses of 18 century. It is time for you to go shopping or relax on the bank of Thu Bon river of Hoi An. Overnight in Hoi An.

Day 7: Da Nang - Ho Chi Minh City (B/L)
You will take morning flight to Ho Chi Minh City. After lunch, continue the trip to Cu Chi, visit the incredible underground tunnel network constructed by Vietnamese fighters during the long struggle for independence. Back to Ho Chi Minh City for short city tour passing Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral and Ben Thanh Market. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh city.

Day 8: Mekong Delta (B/L)
Leaving the busy city early, you are going to visit typical country side of Vietnam. On arrival at Cai Be, of course, the only way for you to observe the local lifestyle is getting on a boat navigating around the small canals in the delta region. You will see the Cai Be floating market with sellers and buyers bargaining and exchanging their goods from their boats. Roaming around and observe how the people make the living from fruit trees such as coconut, corn and other local product. Return to Saigon for overnight.

Day 9: Ho Chi Minh city - Departure (B)
Free time for shopping or optional visit before transfer to Tan Son Nhat airport for departure.

Type of tour:	Private tour. (This is the sample tour, you may go with all details above or we can modify to fix your way of travel) Easy tour
Departure:	Any day
Feature of tour:	This Vietnam vacation tour organize for travelers, who want to know the diversity of Vietnam. You will understand Vietnam with: Our history Our literature Our religious
Tour cost per person (in USD):	Size of Group 2 pax 3 - 4 pax 5 - 6 pax 7 - 9 pax 10 - 14 pax Single Supp. 01 Jan 2008 - 30 Oct 2008 Mid-range (3*) 844 748 631 611 569 190 Superior (4*) 1028 930 811 790 747 336 Deluxe (5*) 1268 1166 1042 1021 976 581 Premium (5+*) 1655 1550 1421 1399 1353 972 Book this tour Email to modify
Accommodation:	Mid-range (3*) Superior (4*) Deluxe (5*) Premium (5+*) Hanoi Hotels Hoa Binh, Thang Long Opera Zephyr, Guoman Sofitel Plaza, Melia Sofitel Metropole Hue Hotels Heritage Hue, Asia Hue Huong Giang, Pilgrimate Saigon Morin, Imperial La Residence (deluxe room) Hoi An Hotels Hoi An Hotel, Lotus Hoi An Beach, Hoi An Trails Life Resort, Golden Sand Victoria Hoi An (deluxe room) Ho Chi Minh City Hotels Oscar, Liberty 2, Metropole Equatorial, Amara, Rex Majestic, New World Park Kyatt
Inclusive:	Domestic flight (Hanoi - Hue & Da Nang - Ho Chi Minh City) Hotel accommodation as specific or similar Private car/mini van Private junk/boat in Ha Long All entrance fees English/ French speaking guide. Other languages can be arranged upon request All meals as per program
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Emotion Vietnam

Price: $854 (included taxes & service charge) Route: Hanoi-Sapa-Halong-Hue-Da Nang-Hoi An-Ho Chi Minh City-Mekong Delta Duration: 16 days/15 nights Depart from: Hanoi Return to: Ho Chi Minh City

This is the comprehensive alternative to our previous trip and shows you Vietnam in close-up, from top to bottom. It's not just a change of direction - this trip packs another adventurous week into the itinerary. We'll explore Hanoi, Halong Bay and visit the hill tribes of Sapa and colourful Bac Ha market before slowly making our way south along stunning coastline to Ho Chi Minh City, the vibrant City and the mighty Mekong Delta. Highlight: Boating, trekking and cultural experiences

Day 1: Arrive in Hanoi Upon your arrival at Noi Bai Airport, you will be picked up and transferred to a hotel in Hanoi. Ha Noi, Vietnam's capital, is a stylish and gracious city that retains a unique old world charm and has some of Asia‘s most striking colonial architecture. The many lakes and parks make for a relaxing atmosphere. If time permits, you can enjoy a short cyclo excursion through the bustling old quarter streets named after the specific goods once offered for sale at these places. Accommodation at your hotel in Hanoi. Day 2: Hanoi City Tour (B, L) 8:00 AM: pick up at your hotel and go to the Ho Chi Minh Complex to visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Ho Chi Minh Museum and One Pillar pagoda. Continue the tour and visit the Literature temple, which was the first University in Vietnam built in the 16th century. The tour continues to the Art Museum. Enjoy lunch in one of the famous restaurants in Hanoi before commencing the walking tour in 1000 Years Old Hanoi Old Quarter. At 4pm we go off to see the unique Water Puppet show. Stay over night at your hotel in Hanoi. Day 3: Hanoi - Halong (B, L, D) 8:00 AM: Transfer to Halong City for a boat cruise on the Bay, stop along the way to admire the landscape and take photos. At Halong City board the Huong Hai Junk and check in for registration. The friendly boat screw will provide you with a special seafood lunch with welcome drink during boat cruise around the bay. You will explore the islands and take in the fantastic views of the picturesque scenery. There are some 3,000 limestone islands rising amazingly from the clear and emerald water. The limestone karsks (formations) are littered with beaches, grottos and beautiful caves. Along the way we will anchor for a leisurely swim in a secluded cove and a discovery visit to one of those hidden grottos beneath towering cliffs. Have dinner on board with Vietnamese wine and later rock gently to sleep on the boat. Day 4: Halong - Hanoi - Lao Cai Railway Station (B, L) After breakfast, you can relax on deck to soak up the the beauty of the bay while passing the most beautiful of karsks islets like Man’s Head Island, Tortoise Island. Visit Luon Cave by small bamboo boat, Bai Tu Long bay. Have lunch on the boat while you return to Ha Long wharf for private car to transfer you back to Hanoi. At 8:30pm our tour guide will met you at the hotel to escort you to the railway station for the night train to Lao Cai, near the Chines border. Overnight on the train. Day 5: Sapa - Cat Cat Village (L, D) Train arrives at Lao Cai Railway Station at 06.00AM. Transfer to Sapa by private van. Have breakfast at the hotel or in the local restaurant (optional). Relax for a while. Your guide will meet you at hotel for short downhill walk to Cat Cat village. This village of the H'mong tribe in the valley, remains in very original style. Excellent views of the valley with the magnificent limestone hills and paddy fields of the H'mong village. Mix with the local families and learn of their customs and social life. Further down past the village down you will reach the Cat Cat waterfall. A "white curtain" cascade appears which is surrounded by a flowery valley and deep-green pines. The rocks near the river and waterfall provide a marvelous place for photos and sunbathing during good weather You will also see a disused French hydro power station. Have dinner at a restaurant and then discover Sapa in night and see the ethnic people and their activities and life in Sapa. Day 6: Lao Cai - Ta Van Village (B, L) Breakfast before a private jeep transfers you to Lao Chai village, a village of the Black H’mong. A short walk down to the river will take you to a hill tribe house to see their living style and the local women making their handicraft clothes. Further on along the road, the Tavan village where Dzay people stay can be seen. Visit the village and learn their customs. Back to Sapa in the afternoon. Stay over night at the hotel. Day 7: Bac Ha Market - Lao Cai Railway Station - Hanoi (B) Upon leaving Sapa we set off on our scenic drive through the border town of Lao Cai to the colourful Sunday Market at Bac Ha (If time permit). This market also attracts a wide variety of ethnic minority groups including the Variegated Hmong, Dao, Phu La, La Chi and Tay. They still retain their old age cultural traditions and are recognisably distinct from each other by their dress. The experience of this congregation is colorful and unique. After the market we enjoy a walk around the area, visiting the Hmong King’s former residence and Ban Pho where the villagers make the potent local maize alcohol before transfer back to Lao Cai railway station for night train back to Hanoi. Day 8: Hanoi - Hue (B) Train arrives back in Hanoi at around 6.00am in the morning. Pick up at the railway station and drive to the Hanoi airport for the flight to Hue. Our tour guide in Hue will greet you at airport for transfer to hotel and learn some history of Old Royal City in Vietnam in 17th century. As Vietnam’s last feudal capital, the small and quiet city of Hue is widely known for magnificent architectures, sculptures, pagodas and royal tombs laid in many small villages and surrounding hills. We spend this afternoon to visit Hue with the massive citadel, which contains the Imperial City and the Purple Forbidden City. This royal residence was all but destroyed during the 1968 Tet Offensive, however it is still fascinating to walk among the ruins. Day 9: Hue - Boat Trip on River (B, L) After breakfast at the hotel, we embark on a boat to visit the beauty of riverside pagoda of Thien Mu which now becomes the symbol of Hue and the elaborate royal tomb of Emperor Tu Duc are sights not to be missed. After an impressive boat trip, we return to the town and enjoy a walk to the bustling Dong Ba Market that sells a huge variety of local goods and handicrafts. Along the way we pass by many fantastic eating spots, ideal places for visitors to sample some local delicacies. Stay overnight in Hue. Day 10: Hue - Hoi An (B, L) Upon leaving Hue we drive south to Hoi An which was originally a Cham seaport but has been influenced down the centuries by a myriad of traders from various cultures. The scenic road is hugging the coastline before crossing over the winding Hai Van pass. A view from the top of the pass is one of Vietnam’s most impressive panoramic scenes. We stop en route to visit the Cham Museum in Danang City, the China Beach and the Marble Mountain, whose peaks represent the five elements of the universe. Accommodation at hotel in Hoi An. Day 11: Hoi An (B) The ancient architecture of Hoi An is a fascinating combination of Vietnamese traditional characters with Chinese and Japanese influence. There is plenty to see in this delightful town, some of the attractions are the famous Japanese Covered Bridges, the Pottery Museum, the 200 years old Tamky House, the Chua Ong Pagoda, the vibrant market. Today we include some of these on a walking tour past many low tiled houses scattered along the small streets and assembly halls which reflect the town's multi-cultural past. A perfect way to round off the day is a boat trip on the Thu Bon River, which also gives us a chance to admire the spectacular countryside and explore a handicraft ceramic village and boat building yards. Day 12: Da Nang - Ho Chi Minh City (B) An early transfer to Danang Airport for a short flight to Ho Chi Minh City, still called Saigon by many locals. This bustling metropolis, contradiction of its northern counterpart, is crowded with motobikes and cars, and has numerous shopping areas and sidewalk cafés. The sightseeing tour of Ho Chi Minh begins with a visit to the Reunification Palace which was the former residence of the President of South Vietnam until end of April 1975. Close to the palace are some striking French colonial structures including the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Old Sai Gon Post Office. We also visit the Jade Emperor Pagoda and the War Remnant Museum before continuing to the bustling Ben Thanh Market where everything and anything is for sale! Day 13: Cao Dai Temple - Cu Chi Tunnels (B, L) The head quarter of Cao Dai sect is located in Tay Ninh. This religion was founded in 1923 and now numbers over 2 million members. After breakfast we travel by roads to Tay Ninh to see the ornate temple of Cao Dai and attend the fantastic mid-day service when the followers fill the hall wearing colored robes, a symbol of the curious combination of the Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Then transfer out to explore the Cu Chi Tunnels, an incredible underground network of approximately 200 km constructed by Vietnamese fighters during the long struggle for independence. The tunnels contained hospitals, plus accommodation and schools, and were used as a military base for the Vietcong in the American war. Back to Ho Chi Minh City. Overnight at hotel. Day 14: Ho Chi Minh City - Mekong Delta (B, L) Breakfast at hotel. This morning we travel by road to the small town of Cai Be in the heart of the Mekong Delta. From here we will board our boat and take a cruise around the tributaries of the mighty Mekong River. On the way we visit some local cottage industries, including the puffed-rice and rice paper makers, bonsai nurseries and fish farms as well as exploring a floating market. Each boat usually sells one particular item, whether it be pumpkins, pineapples, sugar cane etc, and in order that the customer knows where to shop, they hang that item from the highest part of the boat. From here we head out into the Mekong River itself, a huge expanse of water. The Mekong River begins its life in Tibet and travels 4,500 km through six countries before eventually flowing into the South China Sea. Our lunch will be on the banks of one of the many canals that interlace the area, and will include the very tasty 'Elephant ear fish'. After lunch we continue to weave our way through the intricate network of canals. The canals carry everything from human cargo to huge rice barges and are the lifeblood of the Delta. Traveling by boat gives you a unique perspective of life here and later we can even navigate some of the narrower canals by small rowing boats. Overnight in Can Tho. Day 15: Mekong Delta - Ho Chi Minh City (B, L) Heading out of the town, we travel by roads to the Mekong Delta, Vietnam's largest rice bowl. On arrival in My Tho we embark on a boat navigating around the intricate small canals in the delta region, which is a great way to observe the local lifestyle close-up and catch a view dotted by many islands. The exciting excursion will pass the lush green vegetation before arriving at the famous Unicorn Island. Here we the opportunity to stroll around an orchard, taste many seasonal fruits and enjoy wonderful traditional music. The next stop of our trip is Ben Tre Province to visit some fascinating local industries. After feasting on a huge lunch we return to Ho Chi Minh, stopping off along the way to see the beautiful Ving Trang Pagoda and the Cho Lon, Saigon’s Chinatown, which is crammed with sacred temples and mysterious, narrow lanes. Accommodation at hotel in Ho Chi Minh City Day 16: Ho Chi Minh City - Departure (B) Free at leisure until time to transfer to the airport for the flight back home.

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Halong Boat

Biking tracks Vietnam

biking in Hanoi

On this amazing Vietnam Bike trip, you will develop a deep appreciation for this fascinating country. Starting in the capital Hanoi, your journey by bike and train will take in all the highlights before arriving in the bustling Ho Chi Minh City.


On the way you’ll cycle back roads through some of the country’s most beautiful scenery. You will go cruising on Halong Bay, ride the Reunification Express, swim on China Beach and breathe the cool air of Dalat. The cycling is moderate and there is full support by van, allowing tired cyclists to rest.

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Boats Transport in Vietnam

	There are some boats between the mainland of Vietnam and the islands. Rach Gia to/from Phu Quoc takes 6 to 10 hours and costs around VND 44000. Officially, it should leave every day at 8 am in Rach Gia and at 10 am in An Thui. In reality it waits until there are enough passengers. This can mean day...so be prepared. Ha Tien to/from Phu Quoc This is officially not allowed, since the boat crosses Cambodian waters so if you catch one of these the risk is your own as to whether you get put behind bars for your efforts or not. Vung Tao to/from Con Dao There is a boat between Vung Tao and the island Con Dao. One way takes about 13 hours.

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Halong travel

Halong travel information

A natural wonder of the world and one of Vietnam’s five UNESCO World Heritage Sites, magnificent Halong Bay lies 160km to the east of Hanoi. Over three thousand jagged limestone islands emerge from the emerald green waters of Halong Bay. While some islands are no more than large rocks others are much more substantial and contain huge cathedral-like caves of stalactites and stalagmites. Most of the islands are clothed in thick green vegetation and ring with the sound of bird song in the early morning. Secluded sandy coves are everywhere and in the summer months the warm waters of the bay are ideal for swimming. Halong’s largest island, and one of the few that are inhabited, is Cat Ba which has some nice beaches and a national park on it.

The best way to appreciate the delights of Halong Bay is to cruise among the islands on a wooden junk. Fresh seafood can be bought from the local fishermen directly from their rowing boats and cooked up for a delicious lunch. For a real Indochina of old experience cruise the bay’s emerald waters in style with Emeraude Classic Cruises on board their wonderfully nostalgic 37-cabin replica steamship.

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Dien bien travel

Dien Bien travel information

Dien Bien Phu became famous the world over as the place the Vietnamese defeated the French army and ended colonial rule. 500km (310 miles) from Hanoi, it is a beautiful valley bisected by the Nam Youm River and surrounded by high mountain peaks. The area is 18km (11 miles) long and 4km (2.5 miles) wide.

Dien Bien Phu was chosen by French General Henri Navarre to confine movement of the "Viet Minh" guerillas. Yet after a siege of almost 2 months, it was the French who surrendered on May 6, 1954. Visitors can still find vestiges of the battlefields: trenches, bunkers, camps and bases on the hills. The old command post of General Christian de Castries was reconstructed to commemorate for the 40th anniversary of the victory in 1994.

The now peaceful and tranquil dish-shaped valley of Dien Bien Phu is home to about 60,000 people. The roads snake through the valley, bending around the forest-covered hills and creating many magnificent travel routes.

Dien Bien Phu is inhabited by Thai, Muong, Nung and several other ethnic groups who largely continue to maintain their traditional lifestyles. Traditional clothing is also usually worn, with women resplendent in their beautiful and colorful embroideries and the expensive jewelry. The area is good for trekking, and whole the region constitutes a paradise for sightseeing and photography.

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Cao Bang travel infor

Cao Bang travel information

272km (about 170 miles) north of Hanoi, Cao Bang province shares a 314km (195 mile) border with China. This is a beautiful mountain area in the northeast of the country and worth exploring.

Cao Bang is home to many ethnic groups who live on forestry and farming. Many still live on the highest peaks and carve stepped rice paddies into the steep mountainsides. The weather is cool all year round. In winter snow sometimes covers some mountain peaks. Many wild orchids grow in the region.

While in Cao Bang, don't miss the chance to visit Ban Gioc waterfall - the largest in the country with a span of 300m (330 yards). The waterfall has three levels, creating a giant staircase. It is fed by the Quay Son River which marks the border with China. The water volume varies considerably between the dry and rainy seasons - the falls are most impressive from May to September.

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Disable travellers

Advice for disable travellers

Vietnam is not the easiest of places for disable travellers. Typical problems include the crazy traffic, a lack of pedestrian footpaths, a lack of lifts in smaller hotels and the ubiquitous squat toilets.

You should find a reliable company to make travel arrangements and don’t be afraid to double-check things with hotels and restaurants yourself. In the major cities, many three to five-star hotels (two-star one in some case) have lifts and disable access is improving. Bus and train travel is not really geared up for disable travellers, but a private vehicle with a driver can let you go almost anywhere.

Remember that anything is possible. Vietnamese are always willing to help you.

You might try contacting the following organizations:

• Mobility International USA
  Tel: 54-1343 1284
  Website: www.miusa.org
• Royal Association for Disability & Rehabilitation (RADAR)
  Tel: 020-7250 3222
  Website: www.radar.org.uk
• Society for Accessible Travel & Hospitality (SATH)
  Tel: 212-447 7248
  Website: www.sath.org

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