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Fun & interesting half-day learning about Vietnamese food and the Hoi An way of life. The trip includes a guided tour of Hoi An’s colourful central market, boat trip on the Hoi An River, herb garden walk, 2 hours hand on cooking class, and finish with lunch.
A day trip with a close-up and intimate exposure to both the local farming and fishing communities in Tra Que village, countryside of Hoi An.
Visit the ancient town of Hoi An which is an intangible cultural diversity and richness, a living museum of architecture and urban lifestyle in the centre Vietnam.
Hanoi’s culture and history, key attractions of the city, the Ethnology Museum, a tasty Vietnamese lunch, 1 hour cyclo ride along the narrow streets in the Old Quarter, tasting a cup of Vietnamese coffee
Viet Hai Village: Cat Ba Island’s Hidden Community Viet Hai sits on the eastern side of Cat Ba Island, isolated from the main tourist areas by Cat Ba National … Read more
Cat Ba Island is the largest island in Halong Bay and approximately half of its area is covered by Cat Ba National Park
Mai Hich sits in Mai Chau district, Hoa Binh Province, roughly 150 kilometers northwest of Hanoi.
While tourists flock to Sapa, Moc Chau remains primarily an agricultural region that sees Vietnamese visitors during specific seasons but stays off most international itineraries.
This mountain bike trip will take you to some of the most scenic areas in Northern Vietnam. Travelling through stunning mountainous landscape to the highest stretch of road in Vietnam, called Heavens Gate. You will cycle downhill to Tam Duong passing through Binh Lu. Along the way, you will pass by picturesque villages and rice paddy fields of breathtaking beauty – you are sure to need more than one photo stop on this journey. You will also be able to walk around the small town of Lai Chau. On the last day you will arrive at the historically famous town of Dien Bien Phu.
Travelers looking for a pleasant beach getaway destination should make a trip to Quy Nhon, the laid-back city that is surrounded by magnificent beaches and breathtaking rural countryside. Perhaps one of the reasons why the tourism boom hasn’t struck the city yet is because there’s no direct way to go there. Located halfway between Nha Trang and Hoi An, the easiest route would be the Reunification Express or via bus from Da Nang, Hoi An, or Da Lat.
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