North Vietnam: Hanoi- Sapa- Ha Long Bay
Hanoi lifestyle is well worth exploring at a leisurely pace, going on a cyclo, walking slowly and taking time to immerse in the piquant street scenes: men playing cards on street corners, old people sitting on stool and drinking hot tea,  laborers carrying loads in two baskets at the ends of a bamboo rod across their shoulders.

 

 

Sapa is located in the Northwest of Vietnam, a highland of modest, quietly but contains many things hidden wonders of the scene. Natural beauty of Sapa is combined with human creativity with the topography of the mountains, green forests.
Encounter the indigenous culture and traditions of hilltribes on foot or bike and discover the remote communities scattered along the mountain trails and sides of the Vietnam Tonkinese Alps
A visit to the North is not completed without discovering the spectacular views of more than 3,000 limestone karsts in Ha Long Bay. Sculpted into strange shapes by the wind and weather, the karsts hide deserted beaches and many magnificent caves.
Exploring the amazing panorama of rocks and grottos while you are enjoying fresh seafood on junk, kayaking through the 3-lagoon caves, hiking from beach to the rock top, and morning yoga lesson are favorite here.


Central Vietnam: Hue – Hoi An
Once the capital of Vietnam, Hue retains its ancient architectural styles hidden in hundred of historic monuments of the regal imperial city and royal tombs and mandarins’ pavilions. Hoi An is undoubtedly praised one of the most charming cities of Asia for its some hundred year-old streets, houses, and temples...; not to mention the friendly farmers, crafting artisans and skillful tailors.
Not only discovering the UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage in Hue, Hoi An and Da Nang, you can relax on beautiful beaches along the length of our country.
South  Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh City- Mekong Delta
The biggest city with friendly people, busy streets and shopping heavens - Ho Chi Minh City boasts the beauty of French colonial styled Opera House, Notre Dame, Saigon Post Office as well as its modern commercial center – which illustrate the contrast of the formerly titled  “The Pearl of the Orient”
Ridden on a Vespar to explore every corner of the hustle and bustle city or discover the street foods by night is really an unforgettable experience in this Southeast Asian metropolitan.
The flat wet land and lush rice fields of the Mekong Delta is enclosed by the Mekong River and its tributaries. The delta is a region of extraordinary energy and market commerce, with burgeoning markets, the last floating markets in Asia, exotic fruit orchards, and more coconuts than youd want to contemplate.
Enjoy a sampan cruise on the Mekong River and zigzag along its tributaries to capture  the rustic life of farming communes and daily activities.