Breakfast at Hotel. Transfer to Sapa, a charming mountain town located high in northern Vietnam. Once a favorite retreat of the French during the colonial era, Sapa remains a beloved destination. Today, thanks to its cool climate, breathtaking scenery, and rich cultural diversity, Lunch at local Restaurant. In the afternoon, visit Cat-Cat village, a traditional H'mong ethnic village nestled in a picturesque valley. Walk along scenic trails, admire local crafts, and experience the daily life of the villagers. Dinner & overnight stay at Hotel.

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Breakfast at Hotel. Depart for an exploration of Fansipan Peak by cable car, the highest peak in Indochina. Enjoy breathtaking scenery along the way: lush valleys, golden terraced rice fields shaped by generations of farmers, and picturesque ethnic minority villages. At the summit, enjoy panoramic views spanning deep valleys and verdant forests, with clouds floating below, creating a mystical and magical atmosphere. Lunch at local Restaurant. After lunch, continue to visit the Silver Waterfall (Thác Bạc), nestled in the heart of the mountains. This natural wonder offers a refreshing and tranquil setting. Then, for those seeking thrills, try the adventure of the Rong May Glass Bridge, a spectacular walkway suspended along the cliff, offering dizzying panoramic views of the valley. Return to the city center for a stroll through the vibrant night market. Dinner & overnight at Hotel.

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Breakfast at Hotel. Visit Moana, a beautifully designed Bali-inspired check-in complex featuring art installations like the Gates of Heaven, a swing over the valley, giant hands, and tropical backdrops. Lunch at Local Restaurant It's the perfect place to take unique and memorable photos. Afterward, enjoy free time to explore Sapa. Dinner & overnight at the hotel.

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Breakfast at Hotel. After breakfast, transfer to Hanoi. Discover the Temple of Literature dedicated to Confucius, the largest of its kind in Hanoi and the most complete representation of traditional Vietnamese architecture, dating back to the 11th century, when the imperial mandarin exams were held here. Explore and stroll through historic Ba Dinh Square, dominated by the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum , the eternal resting place of Vietnam's beloved leader. Every day, many Vietnamese come to pay their respects to Ho Chi Minh. Lunch at local Restaurant. Continue your visit to the One Pillar Pagoda, famous for its unique construction rising from a lotus pond. Stop for an unforgettable experience and relax on Hanoi's famous Train Street. The cafés, located right next to the tracks, offer breathtaking views of this picturesque street. Enjoy a delicious Vietnamese coffee while watching the trains pass just a few meters away, in a charming and emotional atmosphere. Dinner & overnight at the hotel.

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Breakfast at Hotel. Ha Long Bay by Land: Next, take a relaxing cruise on a small boat through local villages and rice paddies amidst impressive limestone formations, navigating the waterways of Thung Nham, meaning "3 Caves." Marvel at the incredible limestone karst formations and walk along the base of these rocks before entering the gaping maw of one of the many caves. Visit the Bich Dong Pagoda Cave and then Mua Cave, where you can admire the splendid panoramic views of Tam Coc and Ninh Binh. Climbing the 486 steps to the top of Ngoa Long Mountain will prove a challenge. Lunch & Dinner on Board/ Hotel.

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Breakfast at Hotel. After breakfast, you'll travel to the northeastern province of Quang Ninh to enjoy the tranquility of Ha Long Bay. Depart for Ha Long Bay, crossing the entire Red River Delta and admiring breathtaking views of the mountains and water. Arrive around noon to immediately board a luxury boat for a fantastic cruise through Ha Long Bay (one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World) and continue to Lan Ha Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy a buffet lunch featuring fresh seafood caught in the bay and other delicacies. You'll have the opportunity to kayak to explore this natural wonder in the tranquil Tra Bau area. Return to the boat for a relaxing happy hour. Dinner & Overnight on board.

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Breakfast at Hotel. Wake up at dawn for a Tai Chi session. After breakfast, continue the cruise through small, pristine beaches. Lunch on board, disembarking around noon. Return to Hanoi for the flight to Hue. In Hue, you'll be met by our driver and transferred to the city, where you'll check in at your hotel. Dinner & Overnight stay.

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Breakfast at Hotel. Depart 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 600-meter wall, it is accessed through four main gates: 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 leads to the imperial residence. The latter opens onto a vast courtyard, at the center of which is the Golden Bridge, spanning the "Golden Pond," a pool filled with lotus flowers and goldfish. This courtyard leads to the Palace of Supreme Harmony, built in 1805. Lunch at local Restaurant Visit the Mausoleum of Khai Dinh, a grandiose site in a style that blends rich Asian styles with European elements. Visit Tu Duc, a delightfully scenic village nestled among 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 Hotel. Visit the Marble Mountains, a cluster of five limestone and marble hills. Spend the morning exploring caves and pagodas on the marble hills. Continue to Danang through the Hai Van 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 centuries, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. Hoi An's well-preserved ancient quarters 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. Lunch at Local Restaurant. Highlights include a visit to Phuoc Kien Temple, the ancient Tan Ky house, and the colorful Hoi An market. A notable feature in the city's historic center is its covered "Japanese Bridge," dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries. We continue with the exploration of the ancient town of Hoi An with the Phuc Kien assembly hall, the Tan Ki house and the ancient Phung Hung house. Dinner & overnight at Hotel.

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Breakfast at Hotel. A bike ride through the typical countryside, past beautiful vegetable gardens, water palm forests, and cultivated ponds. Visit village of Cẩm Thanh, for a basket boat ride along the canals lined with nipa palm forests and to discover the daily life of local fishermen. We stop in a village in Tra Qué to participate in rural activities with farmers and learn organic vegetable growing techniques. A short foot massage and a local cooking class on making Banh Xeo are included. Lunch at a local homestay. Return to the hotel in the early afternoon. Dinner & overnight stay.

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Breakfast at Hotel. Transfer to the airport for the flight to Saigon. Upon arrival, a welcome and exploration of Cholon Chinatown (the large market), which exudes a unique atmosphere with its bustling streets, Chinese ideogram signs, and bustling crowds. Explore the stalls of traditional herbalist street, the Binh Tay market, brimming with merchandise, and the Thien Hau pagoda, built in honor of the Celestial Goddess of the Sea and decorated with ceramic statuettes. Discover the Catholic-inspired Cha Tam Church, with its blend of neo-Gothic and Chinese architecture. Lunch at a local restaurant. Continue your exploration of colonial Saigon and the city's main historical sites: Notre Dame Cathedral (EXTERIOR), built of red brick and 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. Stroll through Ben Thanh Central Market. Dinner & overnight stay at the hotel.

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Breakfast at Hotel. Departure for the Mekong Delta. Arrival in the Ben Tre region, in the heart of the Tien River (Mekong). Cruise through the small arroyos, among magnificent orchards and lush nature. Visit the caramel candy factories, which produce local coconut products. Lunch featuring the "elephant ear" fish specialty. A tuk-tuk or bicycle ride through the typical countryside, verdant orchards, and scenes of daily life. A rowboat ride through the narrow canals lined with coconut palms. Return to Saigon and farewell dinner with wine or beer. Overnight at the hotel.

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Breakfast at Hotel. later departure transfer to Airport to board the flight for onward destination

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