14-Day Adventure in Vietnam

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This full-day city tour offers you the Hanoi’s most interesting sights, including the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the house on stilts and the One Pillar Pagoda followed by Quan Thanh Temple and Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest pagoda originally constructed in the sixth century. You also visit the Temple of Literature, have a walk around the Sword Lake, visit Ngoc Son Temple and end the day with a cup of Vietnamese coffee at a street-pub.

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About 3 hours southwest of Hanoi, Pu Luong Nature Reserve would live up to most people’s idea of an idyllic Vietnamese landscape and rural life. Luminous-green rice fields extend from the water's edge to the thickly-forested slopes, which are streaked with waterfalls.

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Spend your whole day trekking to explore the Pu Luong with its rice terraces, picturesque villages, farm, wild fields, ponds and rivers, mountains as well as connecting with local people. You'll have ample opportunity to take photographs and relax and enjoy the stunning scenery.

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Today, you'll visit some villages close to the retreat and meet local people living on the hills above it. You catch a glimpse into the daily life of the locals in Pu Luong; walk around working farmland and rice fields, and learn how to make rice wine and weave colourful textiles. In the afternoon, go back to Hanoi.

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Located in the Gulf of Tonkin in the northeast of Vietnam, Halong Bay boasts a magnificent scenery and covers an area of 43,400 ha and including over 1600 islands and islets, most of which are uninhabited, it forms a spectacular seascape of limestone pillars and is an ideal model of a mature karst landscape developed during a warm and wet tropical climate. The bay's exceptional scenic beauty is complemented by its great biological interest.

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Continue the cruise program exploring the Halong Bay, enjoy the bay's magnificent scenery of countless rugged limestone islands before transferring directly to Noi Bai airport for your flight to Da Nang Airport to go to Hoi An. Hoi An is one of the oldest towns in Southeast Asia and characterised by a rich blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and European architecture.

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Your stay in the Hoi An Ancient Town will be full of interesting activities. Starting with a walk to discover the Ancient Town with its old houses, narrow streets, and moss-grown yellow walls. You then have a chance to sample some of Hoi An's famous street food followed by a visit to Tra Que Vegetable village by bicycle.

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You have a free day to relax and enjoy the resort facilities, do some water sports or take a boat trip to visit Cham Island which constitutes a group of 8 small islands of Quang Nam province and is part of the Cu Lao Cham Marine Park, a World Biosphere Reserve recognised by UNESCO.

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Again you take a one-hour flight to Ho Chi Minh City. This is a city full of surprises. The city’s core is still adorned with wide elegant boulevards and historic French colonial buildings and offers plenty of reasons to visit, from its blend of historic, attractions to vibrant shopping, dining and nightlife, the city rarely sleeps.

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Cruising through the lush labyrinth of palm-fringed channels, rivers, and islands of the Mekong Delta offers a fascinating glimpse into the way of life of the people who depend on this fragile waterway for their survival. You also visit the local villages, farms, and factories that use the produce of this unique land to create and sell a variety of products.

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Cat Tien National Park comprises an amazingly biodiverse area of lowland tropical rainforest. The 72,000-hectare park is one of the outstanding natural treasures in Vietnam, a true jungle. There are many other mammals to see, including a number of primate species such as the endemic golden-cheeked gibbon, bears, elephant and gaur. Many birds can be found, including Germain's peacock pheasant, bar-bellied pitta and the rare endemic orange-necked partridge.

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Continue to explore the national parks, home to some of the world’s critically endangered wildlife. Once these lowland forests were the favoured areas for colonial big game hunters and international trophy collectors who came to hunt the large mammals once common in the region. Today it provides one of the last areas of lowland forest in Vietnam where you can see some of Indochina’s flora and fauna and the conservation efforts being developed to protect them.