14 days
Daily Tour
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This 14-day journey takes you from the cultural heart of the north to the vibrant south, ending with a sun-soaked retreat on Phu Quoc Island. Explore the timeless charm of Hanoi, wander through Sapa’s misty mountains, and marvel at the limestone karsts of Halong Bay. In the south, discover the resilience of Cu Chi, the bustle of Saigon, and the lush waterways of the Mekong Delta. Finally, slow down on Phu Quoc’s pristine shores, where turquoise seas and golden beaches invite you to relax before your journey home.
Upon landing at Noi Bai International Airport, our representative will greet you and take you to your hotel in the city center for check in. The remainder of the day is yours to rest or take a first gentle walk through the streets alive with scooters, coffee aromas, and the buzz of daily life.
Overnight in Hanoi
Meals: none
Your day begins at the Ho Chi Minh Complex, where you’ll stroll across historic Ba Dinh Square and visit the humble stilt house that once belonged to Uncle Ho, set beside the stately Presidential Palace. Nearby stands the graceful One Pillar Pagoda, a symbol of purity and resilience. Continue on to the Temple of Literature—Vietnam’s first university, where ancient courtyards and centuries-old stone tablets reflect the nation’s deep respect for learning. In the afternoon, share a leisurely cyclo ride through the maze-like streets of the Old Quarter, before pausing at Ngoc Son Temple, peacefully resting on a small island in the middle of Hoan Kiem Lake. By late afternoon, your guide will lead you on a lively street food tour through local markets and bustling alleys, tasting Hanoi’s favorite specialties such as grilled pork skewers, fried pancakes, bánh mì, dried beef salad, fresh steamed rice rolls, and seasonal fruits, accompanied by local beer and rounded off with sweet soup or a traditional egg coffee.
Overnight in Ha Noi
Meals: breakfast, dishes in food tour
From Hanoi, take a comfortable express bus for about 5 hours to reach the misty mountains of Sapa town. After checking into your hotel, continue on to Ta Phin Village. Located around 13 km from town at the foot of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, this tranquil hamlet nestles among is breathtaking scenery of terraced rice fields, lush forests, and valleys. Home to the Red Dao ethnic minority, the village is renowned for its traditional embroidery and herbal bathing practices, offering visitors a glimpse into the community’s rich cultural heritage. Take your time here to explore the village, meet the locals and enjoy their warm hospitality before returning to Sapa town where you can unwind for the rest of the day.
Overnight in Sapa
Meals: breakfast
This morning, set out to explore Cat Cat Village, home to the H’Mong people who continue to preserve their handicrafts and traditional way of life. Wander through rustic lanes, watch local artisans at work, and enjoy the peaceful rhythm of village life. Later, travel by road to Heaven Gate, a scenic viewpoint along the mountain pass where sweeping views of the Hoang Lien Son range unfold dramatically before you. Continue onward to Love Waterfall, where a short walk through the forest leads you to its cool waters cascading gracefully in a hidden valley. According to local legend, a fairy once descended here to bathe and fell in love with a poor woodcutter—the tale that gave the waterfall its romantic name. Today, couples visit not only for its beauty but also for the timeless symbolism of love it carries.
Overnight in Sapa
Meals: breakfast
No trip to Sapa is complete without reaching the summit of Fansipan, the famed Roof of Indochina. A scenic cable car ride carries you over valleys and drifting clouds to an altitude of 3,143 meters, where panoramic views of the Hoang Lien Son range stretch out in every direction. At the top, pause to admire the sea of clouds, capture memorable photos, and savor the exhilarating feeling of standing on the highest peak in Southeast Asia. After lunch, return by express bus to Hanoi, where you will spend the night in the capital.
Overnight in Hanoi
Meals: breakfast
After breakfast, your guide and driver will be waiting in the hotel lobby to take you on a scenic drive to Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO-listed wonder known for its crystal-clear waters and towering limestone islands. On boarding, a fresh welcome drink will be served as you listen to a cruise briefing. Then, settle into your cabin before savoring your lunch at the restaurant. After a short rest, you’ll visit an impressive cave and have time for swimming at a peaceful beach in the afternoon. Afterward, unwind on deck or join a relaxed cooking class where you’ll learn to prepare a simple Vietnamese specialty. Happy hour is a perfect chance to sip a cocktail and watch the sun set. The cruise will treat you to dinner in the restaurant, after which you can spend some time on the Sky bar or a bit of squid fishing.
Overnight on cruise in Ha Long Bay
Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Wake up early and join a Tai Chi session on the sundeck as the sun rises over the bay. After breakfast, take a guided visit to a nearby fishing village before returning to the cruise to check out and enjoy brunch around 10:00 am. The boat then heads back to shore, where your driver will be waiting to transfer you to the airport for your flight to Ho Chi Minh City.
Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City
Meals: breakfast, brunch
After breakfast, your guide will take you to the Cu Chi Tunnels, located about 70 kilometers northwest of central Ho Chi Minh City. Hidden beneath dense jungle, this astonishing underground network once served as shelter, command centers, supply routes, and even field hospitals during the resistance against American forces. As you explore a preserved section of the tunnels, you’ll gain a vivid sense of the harsh conditions and extraordinary resilience of those who lived and fought here. Whether crouching through narrow passageways or observing from above, it’s a powerful window into a remarkable chapter of Vietnam’s past. Return to the city for a break and enjoy lunch at your own pace.
In the afternoon, visit some of Ho Chi Minh City’s most iconic landmarks. Begin with the War Remnants Museum, which is divided into themed sections that display documents, photographs, and artifacts about Vietnam’s resistance against the United States from 1954 to 1975. Continue to Notre Dame Cathedral, a red-brick landmark from the late 1800s that reflects the city’s French colonial heritage. Just opposite, admire the Central Post Office, a striking public building with arched ceilings, decorative tiles, and vintage maps lining the walls. Conclude with a stroll through Cho Lon, the city’s lively Chinatown, where market stalls overflow with spices, textiles, and street snacks—a feast for the senses and a glimpse into daily life.
The evening is yours to spend however you like.
Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City
Meals: breakfast
Leave the city behind and head south into the fertile lands of the Mekong. Your first stop is Vinh Trang Pagoda, a graceful temple adorned with colorful mosaics and towering Buddha statues, offering a peaceful moment before the river journey begins. From there, step aboard a wooden boat and drift along wide stretches of water where floating houses and fish farms dot the horizon.
As the boat reaches Unicorn Island, you’ll be welcomed with folk melodies played by local musicians while sampling the sweetness of freshly picked tropical fruits. Later, trade the larger boat for a hand-rowed sampan, slipping quietly through shaded canals lined with swaying coconut palms—a scene that feels timeless and deeply serene.
Before lunch, pause at a family-run bee farm to sip honey tea, then watch how chewy coconut candies are made by hand, tasting them warm and fragrant. By late afternoon, return to Ho Chi Minh City.
Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City
Meals: breakfast
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your short flight to Phu Quoc Island, known for its white-sand beaches and laid-back vibe. Upon arrival, your driver will take you to the resort. Spend the rest of the day relaxing by the pool or playing on the beach.
Overnight in Phu Quoc
Meals: breakfast
After breakfast, at around 8:30am you’ll be picked up from your hotel and transferred to the harbor to begin your island-hopping journey in southern Phu Quoc. Cruise to Gam Ghi and Buom (or Mong Tay) Islands, where you can snorkel among vibrant coral reefs. Continue to May Rut Trong Island, known for its white-sand beach, calm lagoon, and relaxing seaside vibe. Enjoy lunch onboard or on the island, then optionally try the Sea Walker experience for an up-close view of marine life.
In the afternoon, head to Thom Island to explore Aquatopia Water Park, home to over 20 world-class water games. End the day with a scenic 25-minute cable car ride offering stunning island views before returning to your hotel around 17:30.
Overnight in Phu Quoc
Meals: breakfast, lunch
You will have the whole day to delight in the charm of Phu Quoc. You may join optional water sports, swim in crystal-clear water, sunbathe on golden sands, explore local markets or savor fresh seafood. The schedule is yours to decide.
Overnight in Phu Quoc
Meals: breakfast
Another full day for you to enjoy Phu Quoc at your own rhythm. Perhaps indulge in a spa treatment, join an optional excursion, or simply unwind with a book by the beach.
Overnight in Phu Quoc
Meals: breakfast
Enjoy your final breakfast by the sea before transferring to the airport for your onward flight, marking the end of your two-week journey from North to South Vietnam.
Meals: breakfast
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