Vietnam captivates travelers with breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, vibrant cities, delicious cuisine, and warm hospitality, offering unforgettable experiences from majestic mountains and terraced rice fields to peaceful beaches, ancient towns, and authentic local encounters.
Hanoi, formerly Thang Long, the “City of the Rising Dragon,” is one of the most picturesque, culturally rich, and has well-laid streets that it one of the world’s most attractive and interesting cities. It’s the country’s cultural heart where its thousand-year history is ever-present and takes center stage by its centuries-old but well-preserved colonial architecture. Hanoi is best known for its two main neighborhoods - the French Quarter and the Colonial Quarter which are rich in attractions. It is a capital of irresistible charm, at the meeting point of traditions and legends, dotted with lakes, tree-lined avenues, and lush parks.
Best time to visit Hanoi
From Jan to May and Sept to December. These periods of time are not too hot and dry seasons. It is little bit high humidity in Feb and March but cool weather.
Things to do in Hanoi
How to get to Hanoi
Saigon – Cao Lanh – Chau Doc – Ha Tien – Can Tho – Saigon
Nhatrang - Lak Lake – Jun village - M’lieng village - Buon Ma Thuot - Nha Trang
Nha Trang - Buon Ma Thuoc - Don Village - Ban Don - Nha Trang
Apart from the beautiful beach and ocean, this tour will bring you to the real nature. Start from your hotel at 9.00 am and travel by car/van to Yangbay Waterfall on the south road. Visit Long Son Pagoda & Dien Khanh Citadel on the way. As come to Yangbay Waterfall, you can see some activities of farmers, ethnic minority people and crocodile farms, join yourself with nature, water, bird singing at the waterfall. After relaxing for a while, back to the 300 years- old country house, namely “ Memento Country Home” for packaged lunch box or having lunch there while experiencing the real country atmosphere with some special activities on the site. On the way back to the hotel, see the local making handicrafts, village markets & kindergartens. Tour ends around 4.00 pm. A real return to the nature !
Our car & guide pick up you at 3.00 pm from your hotel & transfer to Cau Da port. Cruise to Tam island or Tranh Beach Island, where you stop for fishing & snorkeling to see the live coral reefs at the sea bottom of Nhatrang Bay. Fruits & cocktails, mineral waters are served whilst cruising on the sea. Back to Con se Tre restaurant for having BBQ dinner on Bamboo island under a fire of six torches with natural music from the sea & romantic atmosphere, enjoy the sunset & view Nhatrang city by night from the sea. Car & guide transfer you back to the hotel. Tour ends around 9.30 pm.
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Vietnam, officially known as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, is located on the eastern coast of the Indochinese Peninsula in Southeast Asia. Shaped like the letter “S”, the country stretches over 1,650 kilometers from north to south, offering an exceptional diversity of landscapes, climates, cultures, and traditions. Vietnam shares borders with China to the north, Laos and Cambodia to the west, while the East Sea opens its coastline to the east and south.
Covering a total area of approximately 330,363 square kilometers, Vietnam is renowned for its impressive geographical variety, from majestic mountains and terraced rice fields in the north to fertile deltas, tropical beaches, and peaceful countryside in the south. Its coastline extends over 3,260 kilometers, making the country one of Asia’s most attractive seaside destinations.
Vietnam is home to nearly 100 million inhabitants and 54 officially recognized ethnic groups. The Kinh people represent the majority population, while many ethnic minorities contribute to the country’s rich cultural identity through their traditions, languages, crafts, and festivals. Vietnamese is the official language, although English and French are widely used in tourism and business sectors.
Deeply influenced by Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism, Vietnam also embraces religious diversity with Christian, Muslim, Cao Dai, and Hoa Hao communities. The capital city, Hanoi, reflects the country’s historical and cultural soul, while major cities such as Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Hai Phong, and Can Tho showcase Vietnam’s dynamic economic development and modern lifestyle.
Today, Vietnam captivates travelers with its breathtaking scenery, authentic traditions, refined gastronomy, rich history, and the legendary hospitality of its people.
Vietnam enjoys a diverse tropical climate that varies from north to south, offering pleasant seasons for travel throughout the year. From cool mountain breezes and mild spring weather to sunny beaches and lush green landscapes, Vietnam provides ideal conditions for cultural discoveries, nature adventures, and relaxing holidays in every season.
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