Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for a guided tour of the must-see attractions of the ancient capital, Hanoi. Discover the Temple of Literature, dedicated to Confucius, the largest building of its kind in Hanoi and the finest example of traditional Vietnamese architecture, dating back to the 11th century. The mandarin entrance exams were once held here. A cycle tour through the city center will allow you to discover the main attractions of the Vietnamese capital: the "36 Guilds" district with its shopping streets, the Silk Road, and Votive Paper Street. Discover Hoan Kiem Lake, or the Lake of the Restored Sword, in the heart of the city. Lunch at Cha Ca, a grilled seafood specialty. Explore and stroll through historic Ba Dinh Square, home to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (exterior view), the eternal resting place of the greatest leader of the Vietnamese people. Every day, large numbers of Vietnamese come to pay their respects. We continue with a visit to the One-Pillar Pagoda, famous for its unique structure emerging from a pool of water. We stop on the train route for a tea or coffee break. In the evening, we watch a water puppet show. Dinner at the hotel.

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Accommodation : As Per Request

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Breakfast at the hotel Departure for Hoa Lu, the ancient capital of Vietnam. Lunch at a local restaurant followed by a bike ride along narrow paths to discover the daily life of its inhabitants, the verdant rice paddies, and the breathtaking landscapes. Lunch at a local restaurant. Visit the pagoda located in the Bich Dong cave. Sampan ride through the rice paddies of the little-known but well-preserved Thung Nham site. Cooking class in a tropical garden. Dinner with the dishes prepared and overnight at the hotel. The Hoa Lu site is also called "Ha Long on Earth" for its relief, reminiscent of the famous "Dragon Bay," with numerous limestone hills covered in lush vegetation.

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Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for Ha Long Bay, crossing the entire Red River Delta. Arriving around noon, we stop at the pearl house, a Ha Long Bay specialty. We immediately board a luxurious boat for a fantastic cruise around Dragon Bay (one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World). Lunch will be served with fresh fish caught in the bay, and you'll have the opportunity to explore this natural wonder by kayak. Dinner will feature seafood and other delicacies, followed by an overnight stay on board.

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Accommodation : As Per Request

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Breakfast on board, then the cruise continues through magical landscapes. Transfer to Cat Ba Island, followed by a visit to a natural cave. Return to the boat for lunch on board. Disembark and return to Hanoi, stopping at the handicraft center for souvenir shopping. Transfer to the airport for the flight to Hue. Welcome and transfer to the city. Dinner in the city and overnight stay at a hotel.

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Accommodation : As Per Request

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Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to explore the Imperial City, modeled after the Forbidden City in Beijing. The citadel was built between 1802 and 1823. Surrounded by a long, thick wall 600 meters long, four main gates provide access: the Gate of Peace to the north, the Gate of Humanity to the east, the Gate of Virtue to the west, and the South Gate to the south, which lead to the imperial residence. The latter opens onto a vast courtyard in the center of which stands the Golden Bridge, spanning the "Golden Water Pond," a pond filled with lotus flowers and goldfish. This courtyard leads to the Palace of Supreme Harmony, built in 1805. Visit the mausoleum of Khai Dinh, a grandiose site in a style that blends a rich Asian vocabulary with European elements. Visit the Tu Duc Temple, beautifully landscaped with pavilions and pine-covered hills, with streams brimming with lotus flowers and water lilies. Visit the village where incense sticks and conical hats are made. Dinner at the hotel.

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Breakfast at the hotel. Continue to Danang through Cloud Pass, along the coast, which offers panoramic views of the Lang Co Peninsula. Discover this magnificent port city. This ancient trading port, particularly prosperous from the 15th to the 19th century, was rightfully declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. Lunch at a local restaurant. The well-preserved ancient neighborhoods of Hoi An reflect the fusion of cultures—local traditions and foreign influences—that has occurred over the centuries thanks to the trade conducted in this traditional Southeast Asian port. Visit in particular the Phuoc Kien Temple, the ancient house of Tan Ky, and the colorful Hoi An market. Dinner in town and an evening stroll through the old town. Overnight at the hotel.

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Breakfast at Hotel. Bike excursion through the typical countryside, beautiful vegetable gardens, and water palm forests. Walk in a round bamboo basket through the coconut-filled canals of Cam Thanh village. Stop in a Tra Que village to participate in rural activities with farmers and learn organic vegetable growing techniques. Enjoy a short foot massage and a local cooking class to prepare Banh Xeo. Lunch at a local home. Return to the hotel in the early afternoon, free time for an optional massage (own expense). Dinner at a restaurant and overnight stay at the hotel.

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Accommodation : As Per Request

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Breakfast at Hotel. Transfer to the airport for your flight to Saigon. Upon arrival, a welcome and exploration of Cholon Chinatown (the main market), which exudes a unique atmosphere with its bustling streets, Chinese-script signs, and lively crowds. Explore the traditional herbalist stalls, the Binh Tay Market, brimming with goods, and the Thien Hau Pagoda, built in honor of the Celestial Goddess of the Sea and adorned with ceramic figurines. Explore Cha Tam Church, a Catholic church that blends neo-Gothic and Chinese architecture. Lunch at a local restaurant. Continue your exploration of colonial Saigon and the city's main historical sites: the red-brick Notre Dame Cathedral (exterior view due to restoration), dating back to 1880, and the Central Post Office, an important example of French architecture in Vietnam. Photo stop in front of the Reunification Palace, the Opera House, and City Hall. Dinner at local Restaurant.

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Accommodation : As Per Request

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Breakfast at Hotel. Departure for the Mekong Delta. Arrive in the Ben Tre region, in the heart of the Tien River (Mekong). Sail through the small arroyos, among magnificent orchards and lush nature. Visit the caramel candy factories, where local coconut products are made. Lunch featuring elephant ear fish specialties. A tuk-tuk or bicycle ride through the typical countryside, past verdant orchards and scenes of daily life. Rowboat excursion through the narrow canals, lined with coconut palms. Dinner at a local restaurant and then transfer to the airport for your flight home.

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