This is a long journey but rich. We will arrive in the first station to Saigon. It is the largest and most busy city in Vietnam. Who founded the colony of in had sent first visit to the Hundred Years Red Cathedra (Notre Dame Cathedral), the Old Post Office and the War Museum in one hundred. The next day sitting on the boat takes you through the Mighty River, taste the tropical fruit, listen to traditional music. The second place of the south will go to visit Angkor Thom Southern Gate, temples of Bayon, Baphoun, Phimeanakas, the Royal Enclosure, Elephant Terrace, and the Terrace of Leper King like the ancient city of style. The third place will feel a ceremony, visit the local market, and then spend a day visit to the National Museum, browse the Waterfalls of Kuangxi, accompanied by the Mekong River, sunset holiday last time. Destinations: Saigon, Siem Reap, Luang Prabang Brief itinerary Day 1 Saigon– Arrival (no meal) Day 2 Saigon (Breakfast & Lunch) Day 3 Saigon – Siem Reap (Breakfast) Day 4 Siem Reap (Breakfast) Day 5 Siem Reap (Breakfast) Day 6 Siem Reap – Luang Prabang (Breakfast) Day 7 Luang Prabang full day tour […]
Explore the beauty of Vietnam and visit the most famous sights in the country. Start your journey in Saigon the “Pearl of the East”. Spend the rest of the day in Saigon and marvel at the colorful markets and palaces. Continue to Hoi An, the ancient city that still reflects the appearance of a small harbor town from the 15the century, combining local and Chinese architecture. Walk the streets of the imperial city and visit the ruins of the “Purple Forbidden City,” which is a smaller version of Beijing’s Forbidden City. Spend the last two days at Halong Bay, where magnificent limestone islands stretch up into the sky surrounded by amazing blue jade water. Tour details Day 1 Arrive in Hanoi (no meal) Arrival in Hanoi, a welcoming party will attend to everybody, a moment of courtesy meeting of the tour guide at the meeting point’s Noi Bai Airport. Hanoi – with a history stretching from its legendary beginning in 1,010 to 15th century and beyond, is the cradle of the Red River Delta civilization with green rice-fields, its Old streets, its colonial Quarter, its calm lakes, the shaded boulevards, its verdant public parks and sunny smiles with truly Far-East […]
