15-Day Vietnam Classic Tour from Ho Chi Minh City
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Highlights
Visit Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An, Hue, Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Ha Long Bay, Sapa, Muong Hoa Valley.
- Overnight cruise of Ha Long Bay with kayaking and Tai Chi
- Trek through Sa Pa's rice terraces, villages and waterfalls
- Explore Pu Luong National Park's rural landscapes and Hieu Waterfalls
- Discover Hanoi's street food, imperial Hue and Hoi An's lantern-lit Ancient Town
- Travel over the iconic Hai Van Pass and visit local villages and waterfalls
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Itinerary
Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City and transfer to Victory Hotel Saigon at any time on Day 1. After check-in, free time to explore or relax until meeting the group for a welcome dinner and preparing for the trip.
The former city of Saigon never slows down, but today uncover its historic heart. After breakfast, take a walking tour to see key sights and hidden gems. Learn Da Cao (foot badminton), Vietnam's national sport, at Le Van Tam Park. After returning to the hotel to refresh, head to the station and board the overnight train to Da Nang.
Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh City, also known by its former name of Saigon, is the most populous city in Vietnam. It is the most visited city in Vietnam, with around 6.3 million visitors in 2017.
Le Van Tam Park
A central green oasis in Ho Chi Minh City, ideal for walks, morning exercise, and relaxing while soaking up local daily life.
Upon arrival by overnight train, transfer to the hotel in Hoi An. Experience Hoi An from a different perspective as you paddle along its tranquil rivers at sunset, gliding through coconut palm mangroves and quiet village waterways before reaching the Ancient Town during golden hour. After the paddle, enjoy free time to explore the local market and historic streets.
Hoi An, Viet Nam
This historic coastal city in central Vietnam was an important seaport from the 15th to 19th centuries. There are many museums around the city that detail its role in Vietnamese history and culture.
Hoi An Ancient Town
A well-preserved ancient Southeast Asian trading port, famous for lanterns, historic architecture, and a vibrant night market, perfect for strolling and photography.
Cycle through the peaceful countryside of Cam Kim Island, passing rice paddies and farmlands at your own pace. Along the way, join a hands-on workshop that turns used cooking oil into eco-friendly soap, helping prevent pollution, supporting local women and youth, and protecting Hoi An's environment. The afternoon is free for the beach or further exploration.
Hoi An, Viet Nam
This historic coastal city in central Vietnam was an important seaport from the 15th to 19th centuries. There are many museums around the city that detail its role in Vietnamese history and culture.
Cam Kim Island
Cam Kim Island is known as one of the must-visit destinations for tourists when traveling to Hoi An Ancient Town. Especially, if you are under depression due to the hustle and bustle of life, this island will be the most effective remedy for you. This small oasis is surrounded by green trees and beautiful nature like an ink-wash painting.
After breakfast, set out for Hue in true road-trip style. Travel over the iconic Hai Van Pass, known for sweeping coastal views and winding mountain roads. Stop at Nhi Ho Waterfall, enjoy lunch, and continue through charming countryside backroads. Arrive in Hue, the historic Imperial City and former seat of the Nguyen Dynasty, in the afternoon.
Hue, Viet Nam
This Vietnamese city was once the capital of the Nguyen lords of the region, who lived in the 19th century citadel that serves as the area's main tourist attraction.
Hai Van pass
It's an approximately 21 km long mountain pass on National Route 1A in Vietnam renowned for its scenic beauty. Its name refers to the mists that rise from the sea, reducing visibility.
Nhi Ho Waterfall
A natural waterfall on the outskirts of Hue, offering a tranquil setting ideal for hiking and connecting with nature.
Head to Thuy Bieu village and discover Hue from a fresh perspective. Visit Luong Quan communal house and the hundred-year-old garden home of Ho Xuan Dai, where you join a cooking class. After visiting the local market to learn about traditional ingredients, prepare Hue's signature dishes and enjoy your creations. In the afternoon, visit the Imperial Citadel and the iconic Thien Mu Pagoda. Return to the hotel briefly before boarding the overnight train to Ninh Binh.
Hue, Viet Nam
This Vietnamese city was once the capital of the Nguyen lords of the region, who lived in the 19th century citadel that serves as the area's main tourist attraction.
Thuy Bieu Village
A traditional village on the outskirts of Hue, known for garden houses, orchards, and peaceful rural scenery, perfect for cycling exploration.
Luong Quan Communal House
A historic communal house in Hue's countryside, reflecting traditional Vietnamese architecture and community culture.
Garden House of Ho Xuan Dai
A traditional garden house in Hue, showcasing Vietnamese classical garden and architectural art in an elegant setting.
Imperial City
This walled palace citadel in Hue was once the seat of the ruling Nguyen lords of Vietnam. Built at the onset of the 19th century, the site covers about four square-kilometers and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Pagoda of the Celestial Lady
A historic temple in the city of Hue in Vietnam built in 1601. Its iconic seven-story pagoda is regarded as the unofficial symbol of the city and is
one of the oldest and prettiest religious buildings in the country.
Set off for Pu Luong National Park. Stop at the peaceful Ngoc Chau Pagoda for a relaxing meal, then continue to Don Village, where a traditional homestay awaits. After settling in, trek through bamboo forests and terraced rice fields to the serene Hieu Waterfalls, set between limestone hills, where you can swim.
Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Viet Nam
The Pu Luong limestone landscape is an area of outstanding beauty, culture interest, and high biodiversity value stretching from Mai Chau in the North to West to Cuc Phuong national park in the South East. It is blessed with rich forest, limestone panoramas, magnificent rice terraces, and breathtaking scenery.
Ngoc Chau Pagoda
A serene pagoda within Pu Luong Nature Reserve, surrounded by mountains and forests, ideal for peaceful visits.
Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Viet Nam
The Pu Luong limestone landscape is an area of outstanding beauty, culture interest, and high biodiversity value stretching from Mai Chau in the North to West to Cuc Phuong national park in the South East. It is blessed with rich forest, limestone panoramas, magnificent rice terraces, and breathtaking scenery.
Hieu Waterfall
Located in Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Hieu Waterfall is a hidden gem in Thanh Hoa Province. This picturesque waterfall is a mesmerizing haven for both local backpackers and international travelers seeking awe-inspiring adventures.
After breakfast, trek across a suspension bridge to one of Pu Luong's most scenic villages. Walk through peaceful rice fields and past giant water wheels while learning about native herbs and plants. Join a Com Lam cooking class to make traditional bamboo sticky rice and learn about bamboo's cultural importance. After lunch, enjoy leisure time observing village life, farms, rice fields and local culture.
Say goodbye to your homestay family and depart Pu Luong for Hanoi after a leisurely morning and breakfast. Upon arrival in the afternoon, check into your boutique hotel in the city center. In the evening, experience Hanoi's renowned culinary scene on a guided street food tour, sampling local specialties and hidden gems.
Leave the city behind and journey to Bai Tu Long Bay. From the harbour, board your boat and cruise between towering limestone karsts rising from emerald waters. Visit a grotto featuring stalactites and stalagmites, then kayak around Cap La Island and, conditions permitting, take a swim. End the day with sunset drinks and dinner on deck. Bring a small overnight bag with essentials; the rest of your luggage will be stored securely at the hotel in Hanoi.
Ha Long Bay, Viet Nam
Ha Long Bay is a beautiful body of water off the coast of Northern Vietnam. The area is dotted with beautiful islands that are perfect for cruising, swimming, and sunbathing.
Bai Tu Long Bay
A tranquil extension of Ha Long Bay, known for pristine islands, clear waters, and fewer crowds, perfect for boat exploration.
Cap La Island
A small island in Ha Long Bay, attracting visitors with its pristine beach and clear waters, ideal for swimming and relaxation.
Ha Long Bay Cruise
A classic way to explore Ha Long Bay, cruising among limestone islands, caves, and seascapes, with onboard dining and activities.
Begin the morning with a peaceful Tai Chi session on the sundeck, accompanied by tea, coffee and light pastries. Spend the rest of the morning enjoying the scenery or relaxing on deck before brunch. Around 11:30 AM, return to Hanoi and refresh at the hotel, then transfer to Hanoi Railway Station for the overnight train to Lao Cai.
Arrive in Sa Pa early in the morning and transfer to the hotel to leave your main luggage, taking only a small overnight bag to the homestay. Meet your local guide and head to Ta Van Trek Point. Trek through the rice fields of Muong Hoa Valley to Ta Van village. After checking into the homestay, enjoy free time before sharing dinner with your hosts and spending an authentic night in Sa Pa.
Muong Hoa Valley, Viet Nam
Muong Hoa Valley is one of Sapa's most stunning landscapes, featuring vast terraced rice fields, winding streams, and ethnic villages like Lao Chai and Ta Van. It is also home to ancient rock carvings dating back thousands of years, adding a touch of mystery to its natural beauty.
Lao Chai and Ta Van Trekking
A trekking route through Sapa's terraced fields and ethnic minority villages, offering stunning mountain views and local culture.
After breakfast at the homestay, begin the trek to Giang Ta Chai Village at around 9:00 AM. Hike uphill to a waterfall and enjoy views of the surrounding landscape. Visit a Red Dao village, known for intricate embroidered attire, and have lunch before a steep descent. Return to Sa Pa town, check into your accommodation, and spend the afternoon exploring the town and its local market. Hiking shoes are recommended.
On your final day in Sa Pa, travel to an altitude of 1,700 metres to visit Silver Waterfall, the source of the Muong Hoa stream. Continue along a forest road and red dirt path surrounded by bamboo to Love Waterfall. Return to Sa Pa town for lunch and use the late check-out to freshen up. In the evening, transfer to Lao Cai Train Station for the overnight train to Hanoi in a shared cabin.
Sapa, Viet Nam
Sapa is a frontier township and capital of Sa Pa District in Lao Cai Province in north-west Vietnam. It is one of the main market towns in the area.
Silver Waterfall
A majestic 200m-high cascade on O Quy Ho Pass, famous for its roaring waters and misty rainbows. Visitors can climb stone steps to viewing platforms for panoramic mountain vistas.
Love Waterfall
A romantic 100m-high waterfall hidden in Hoang Lien National Park, named after local H'mong love legends. The 1.5km forest trek passes wild orchids and stone streams before reaching the cascades.
Arrive in Hanoi at approximately 5:00-5:30 AM. Say goodbye at Hanoi Train Station, taking with you the memories of the journey.
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