Your adventure in Vietnam has started:

• Upon arrival at Hanoi's Noi Bai International Airport, you will be welcomed then privately transferred by a professional driver and an English – speaking guide to your arranged hotel for relaxation.
• Learn about Vietnamese culture while enjoying good quality Vietnamese coursing and let the excitement begin!

In the afternoon, enjoy a one – hour cyclo ride to explore:

• The charming colonial district with its leafy avenues.
• Hoan Kiem Lake and its legendary story, along with Ngoc Son Temple, nestled in the middle of the lake.
• The labyrinth of bustling streets filled with small shops in the famous and fascinating "Old Quarter," including the famous Silk Street (Hang Gai).

To immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Hanoi, take a walking tour to discover:

• Walking through the iconic Old Quarter. 
• Colonial architecture, 

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Hanoi – Mong Phu Village – NGHIA LO – Homestay

Early departure to reach Nghia Lo, 4 hours away, in the Mu Cang Chai region,

• Discover the village of Mong Phu, an authentic small village immersed in a peaceful atmosphere. Enjoy a leisurely bike ride through tranquil lanes,
• Discover a 370 – year – old house built with traditional materials like bamboo, laterite, oak, terracotta bricks, and tiles
• Continue to Nghia Lo, a peaceful town nestled in a wide valley between the Red River and the Black River,
• Visit their charming stilt houses and enjoy warm, genuine encounters with the community,
• End the day with a stroll through the lively Nghia Lo market,

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The crossing of Van Chan in the Tu Le Valley, encircled by three majestic mountains – Khau Pha, Khau Than, and Khau Song 

As you journey through, the spectacular rice terraces reveal their full beauty, especially on the way to the charming H’mong villages of Nga Ba Kim and La Pan Tan. 

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Mu Cang Chai – Than Uyen – SAPA

• Traveling towards Than Uyen, take in the beauty of a winding road that clings to the mountainside, leading you through a cradle of endless rice terraces embraced by majestic peaks. 
• Pause in Binh Lu to visit peaceful villages of the Lu and Tay ethnic minorities, 
• Your journey then leads across the Tram Ton Pass, 
• Take a short stroll through lush tea plantations, soaking up the freshness of the highland air.
• Before reaching Sapa, stop at the enchanting Silver Waterfall, 

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Sapa – TREKKING – Y Linh Ho – Lao Chai – Ta Van – Sapa

Private transfer to Sapa for a full day of trekking through spectacular mountain scenery and vibrant local culture.

Day of trekking in the Sapa region – Encounters with ethnic minorities among rice terraces

• Set off from Y Linh Ho Village, nestled in the stunning Muong Hoa Valley, 
• Enjoy a 6 – kilometer trek through terraced rice fields to the village of Lao Chai, home to the Black H’Mong ethnic group
• After a well – deserved lunch break, continue with a gentle 2 – kilometer walk to the village of Ta Van, inhabited by the Giay ethnic group. 

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Sapa – Ma Tra – Ta Phin – BAC HA – Homestay

• Trekking through the breathtaking mountain landscapes where terraced rice fields cascade along the hillsides.
• Sapa, a former French hill station founded in the early 20th century, is home to more than 30 ethnic minority groups and boasts the highest peak in Vietnam – Mount Fansipan, standing tall at 3,143 meters above sea level.
• Visit Ma Tra Village, inhabited by the Black H’Mong, and continue to Ta Phin Village, where the Red Dao people maintain their rich cultural heritage.
• Transfer to Bac Ha, home of the Flower Hmong, for your overnight stay.

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Bac Ha – Bac Ha Market (Only Sunday) – Panhou

Every Sunday, the town of Bac Ha comes alive with the most colorful and authentic market in northern Vietnam. 

Here, you’ll encounter Flower H’Mong, Tay, and Phu La people, all gathering in a dazzling display of colors and culture. 

You’ll find local handicrafts, rice wine, spices, meat, fruit, a bird market with delicate bamboo cages, and even a buffalo and horse market 

Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before departing Bac Ha for Hoang Su Phi.

This short journey offers the opportunity to take in the breathtaking landscapes along the way.

Arrive at Pan Hou Village, a peaceful retreat nestled in the heart of the mountains.

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In the morning, explore the nearby villages, home to ethnic minorities who have preserved their traditional customs and distinctive attire, offering a glimpse into their unique way of life.

In the afternoon, transfer to Ha Giang, crossing beautiful mountainous landscapes.

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Ha Giang – Quan Ba – Yen Minh – Dong Van

Depart for Dong Van, winding your way through mountain roads and stunning valleys.

Make a stop in Quan Ba to admire the Heaven’s Gate, 

Nearby, the Fairy Mountains rise gently from the hills – a natural masterpiece in the heart of Ha Giang’s rugged landscapes.

Visit a Hmong village 

After a well – deserved lunch break, continue to the Royal Palace of the Hmong King Vuong Chi Sinh, nestled in the rocky highlands of Xa Phin. 

End the day at Lung Cu Flag Tower, considered the "roof" of Vietnam. 

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Dong Van – Meo Vac – Ma Phi Leng – Ha Giang

Explore the old French colonial market, 

Wander along narrow streets lined with ancient houses, some over 400 years old, 

Departure for Meo Vac, a quiet and rustic village, crossing the breathtaking Ma Pi Leng Pass at over 2,000 meters above sea level.

Take a walk along Ma Pi Leng Pass, 

Visit the Dao Thanh Phan village, 

On the way back to Ha Giang, make a stop in Bo Y village, home to one of Vietnam’s smallest and least – known ethnic groups. 

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Drive 300 km back to Hanoi (approximately 6 hours) through stunning landscapes, passing by peaceful countryside and scenic limestone karsts.

Lunch on the way.

Arrive in Hanoi by late afternoon.

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Hanoi – Bai Tu Long Bay UNESCO Label – CRUISE and NIGHT Onboard

• Arrive at Halong International Cruise Port, welcome aboard, and safety briefing.
• Check in to your private cabin.
• Enjoy lunch onboard while taking in the stunning views of Bai Tu Long Bay.
• Arrive at Cap La Island, also known as a navy base. Enjoy kayaking through the karst and breathtaking nature
• Back to junk for refreshing and enjoying your relaxing time on the sundeck.

Dinner: Savor fresh seafood with an exquisite menu of carefully crafted dishes, beautifully presented, and served by qualified staff.

Free evening or experience squid fishing before retiring.

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Enjoy the morning view of the beautiful landscape with a cup of coffee or tea. Have breakfast in the fresh air.

• Visit Thien Canh Son Cave, 
• Enjoy kayaking and exploring Hon Co.
• Cruise to Cong Dam area to explore the natural beach, take a stroll, relax, and unwind.
• Enjoy a unique BBQ lunch on the picturesque beach, prepared by the chefs directly on the beach.
• After lunch, take part in some beach activities.
• Back to junk for refreshing and enjoying your relaxing time on the sundeck.
• Experience our Vietnamese authentic cooking demonstration before having dinner on board.

Dinner: A delicious seafood spread with a carefully curated menu, beautifully presented dishes, and attentive service from a professional team.

Free evening or experience squid fishing before retiring.

Enjoy the morning view of the beautiful landscape with a cup of coffee or tea. Have breakfast in the fresh air.

• Visit Vung Vieng Fishing Village by kayak or local rowboat. Discover the cultural life of fishermen and learn how to drive a boat under the instruction of local people, or have a fisherman rowing boat for you.
• Back to the boat.
• Check out of the cabin and start cruising towards the harbor while a set lunch is served.
• The entire crew will greet you and thank you as you arrive at the port at 11h30.
• Transfer back to Hanoi.

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Begin your journey by unravelling the Vietnamese culture and history in the Vietnamese capital:

• Start the day at the Ho Chi Minh Complex and Ba Dinh Square, a revered site of national importance and a pilgrimage destination for many Vietnamese.
• The visit includes the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (viewed from the outside), Ho Chi Minh’s Stilt House, the Presidential Palace, the Ho Chi Minh Museum, and the iconic One Pillar Pagoda, 
• Visit Tran Quoc Pagoda, Hanoi’s oldest Buddhist temple, beautifully located on a small peninsula beside West Lake, and Quan Thanh Temple situated on the Truc Bach Lake shore,
• Visit the Temple of Literature, 
• Explore the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, 
• Grab a Vietnamese coffee while waiting for the train to pass by at the Train Street.

In the evening, enjoy a Water Puppet Show – a traditional and ancient art form that is unique to Vietnam.

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