Deep Insight Vietnam 18 days

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Duration

18 Days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

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Languages

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About this tour

Hanoi – Mai Chau – Halong Bay – Hue – Hoi An – Ho Chi Minh City – Can Tho

If you desire a comprehensive exploration of Vietnam, don’t miss our Deep Insight 18-day journey! This excursion offers an immersive experience into the captivating beauty of Vietnam, providing a glimpse into the diverse facets of daily life. From vast rice fields in the countryside to local street vendors offering regional delicacies, this trip unveils the country’s rich tapestry. While Hanoi, Saigon, and the breathtaking Halong Bay draw significant attention, Vietnam’s true allure resides in its traditional customs, prevalent in rural areas, coastal regions, and mountainous landscapes. Join us to embrace the authentic delights of Vietnam!

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* Throughout the tour, guests will be accommodated exclusively in 4- and 5-star hotels.
* Accommodation based on twin or double sharing room
* All transfers and road transport in modern, air-conditioned vehicles if specified in the program
* Meals as mentioned in the program. B-Breakfast, Br-Brunch, L-Lunch, D-Dinner
* Your tour guide is a professional, fully trained employee of VTP Travel
* Entrance fees if specified in the program
* Airfares, Cruise, Train, Sleeper bus if specified in the program.

* Compulsory tips for tour guide and driver
* Meals not mentioned in the program
* Single Supplement. Early check-in and late check-out. Hotel/Room upgrade
* Drinks, personal expenses and any services not clearly mentioned in the program
* Surcharge for the festive seasons
* Applicable Government Taxes and other service charges.
* The tour cost does not include POE charges and passport charges.
* Porterage Facility

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Itinerary

Morning to Afternoon:

Upon arrival in Hanoi, our guide will arrange your transfer to the hotel.

Check-in time at the hotel commences at 14:00 (For early check-in, additional charges may apply).

Use the remaining day to relax, rejuvenate, or explore at your own pace. Alternatively, you may opt for one of our suggested OPTIONAL activities:

Hanoi Water Puppet Show: Experience the traditional Vietnamese water-based performing art.

Hanoi Cooking Class: Delight in a Vietnamese cooking session led by skilled and passionate instructors.

Feel free to reach out to our travel consultant if these services interest you. We're available round the clock to assist you.

Please ensure you're at Pole No.10 (Outside the Terminal Gate) to locate our representatives.

Evening:

Enjoy your leisure time to discover Hanoi.
Meals: NA
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

<span> Day 2</span> Hanoi City Tour Half-day

Morning to Afternoon:

Commence your day with a half-day excursion around Hanoi, available either in the morning or afternoon, tailored to your convenience.

Explore Vietnam's esteemed Temple of Literature, established in 1076, originally designed to educate the country's elite, royalty, and mandarins.

Delve into the serene ambience of the One Pillar Pagoda, an iconic Buddhist temple in Vietnam.

Visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, honoring the historic figure pivotal to modern Vietnam, along with his modest stilt house (Viewing sites from outside; closed Mon and Fri, and during Jun - Aug).

Discover the scenic West Lake and the Tran Quoc Buddhist Pagoda, dating back over 1,500 years, making it one of Hanoi's oldest pagodas.

Relish an authentic Vietnamese meal at a local restaurant.

Evening:

Utilize your free time to unwind and explore the city at your leisure.

Overnight stay in Hanoi.

Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

<span> Day 3</span> Hanoi - Mai Chau - Trekking To Village

In the morning:

Commence your journey to Mai Chau by van following breakfast at the hotel.

Upon arrival, receive a warm welcome with a drink and partake in a traditional lunch served in the village, with vegetarian options available.

In the afternoon:

At 14:00, embark on a guided cycling expedition led by our tour guide. Witness local farmers engaged in their fields, observe the art of scarf weaving, and explore the tranquil neighboring villages.
Enjoy some leisure time for shopping or personal exploration.
During the evening:

Relax and enjoy your free time at your own pace.
Overnight stay at a private bungalow in Mai Chau.
Accommodation: Private Bungalow in Mai Chau

Later in the day:

Return to Hanoi via bus (Travel time: 3.5 - 4 hours).
During the evening:

Enjoy your leisure time exploring the city.
Overnight stay in Hanoi.
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

<span> Day 5</span> Hanoi - Halong Bay - Overnight on cruise

In the morning:

Proceed to Halong Bay, a renowned natural marvel worldwide.

Upon arrival, complete the check-in process with the boat crew and board the vessel.

Embark on a cruise across Halong Bay, witnessing the countless limestone islands and enchanting grottoes emerging from the pristine, emerald waters.

Delight in a seafood-themed lunch onboard.

In the afternoon:

Engage in various onboard activities, exploring the allure of Halong Bay, which may include cave visits, kayaking, or swimming, depending on the cruise's itinerary.

Return to the cruise for relaxation and dining.

In the evening:

Savor dinner served onboard.

Spend the night aboard the cruise.

Accommodation: Overnight stay on board in Halong Bay

<span> Day 6</span> Halong Bay - Hanoi - Overnight train to Dong Hoi

Morning:

Start the day early by engaging in a Tai-chi class or savoring breakfast while admiring the magnificent sunrise over the bay.

Embark on an adventurous excursion as the cruise explores the awe-inspiring caves and their mesmerizing complexes in Halong.

Afternoon:

Return to Hanoi and visit the Old Quarter to independently indulge in a variety of Vietnamese street foods.

Gather with our tour guide at 19:00 for transportation to Hanoi Train Station.

Evening:

Board an overnight train to Dong Hoi (Shared sleeping cabins: 2 bunk beds/cabin). The train's departure is around 21:35.
Notes:

Our tour guide won't accompany you during the train journey.

Train schedules are subject to change.

Private cabins are available upon request for an additional fee.

Train rides are an integral part of the local experience. Cabins are shared with fellow local passengers (unless a private cabin is requested and paid for entirely, incurring additional fees). Restrooms are located at both ends of the carriages.

Accommodation: Overnight on Train

<span> Day 7</span> Dong Hoi - Phong Nha Cave - Paradise Cave - Dong Hoi

Morning:

Upon arrival at Dong Hoi Train Station in the early morning, commence the journey at 8:00 to Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park, embarking on an exploration of its impressive caves.

Relish breakfast at a local restaurant en route, then venture into the genuine wilderness of Vietnam, exploring the ancient stalactite formations that have evolved over time within the caves' ceilings.

Reach Phong Nha Cave, renowned for its unique rock formations, and delight in lunch following the visit.

Afternoon:

At 13:30, continue your cave expedition with Paradise Cave, acclaimed as one of the world's most beautiful caves and recognized as Asia's longest dry cave.

Marvel at the breathtaking landscapes within Paradise Cave, captivating visitors with its stunning allure.

Transfer to a hotel in the town for overnight accommodation.

Evening:

Overnight stay in Dong Hoi
Accommodation: Hotel in Dong Hoi

<span> Day 8</span> Dong Hoi - Vinh Moc - DMZ - Hue

Morning - Afternoon:

At 8:00, take a car journey to Vinh Moc Tunnel (2.5 hours away).

En route, make stops at various sites:

Visit former US military bases and a small church that suffered from mortar attacks during the war.

Explore the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone), a location that witnessed intense battles during the Vietnam War.

Walk along the Ben Hai River and Hien Luong Bridge, which served as the demarcation line dividing Northern and Southern Vietnam from 1954-1975.

Visit war memorials, museums displaying photographs, and tributes to the conflict.

Discover the Vinh Moc Tunnel on an immersive tour showcasing remnants from the war:

Traverse through extensive bomb craters and combat trenches.

Explore tunnels equipped with compact living spaces.

Observe food and weapon storage areas, and a village school where inhabitants sought refuge.

Return transportation to Hue.

Evening:

Overnight stay in Hue
Accommodation: Hotel in Hue

<span> Day 9</span> Hue Half-day City Tour

Morning - Afternoon:

Commence exploration of the serene city of Hue at 8:00. Founded in the 17th century, it served as Vietnam’s imperial capital until Hanoi took over.

Visit Thien Mu Pagoda, an ancient Buddhist architectural gem situated alongside the tranquil Huong River.

Explore the Imperial Citadel, once home to the Nguyen Royal Family—the final dynasty in Vietnam. It mirrors the opulence and affluence of the royal lifestyle, offering insights into Vietnam's pre-modern history.

Delve into the Citadel's sections, including the front gate, the Flag Tower, The King’s Palace, and the Royal Antiquities Museums.

Make a stop at Dong Ba Market, the city's largest traditional trading hub. Roam among stalls, observing the daily trade of local merchants and picking up captivating souvenirs.

Return to the hotel by transport.

Evening:

Enjoy leisure time for further exploration of Hue City.

Overnight stay in Hue.

Accommodation: Hotel in Hue

<span> Day 10</span> Hue - Da Nang - Hoi An - Road transfer

Morning - Afternoon:

Depart from Hue to Hoi An via shuttle bus or private car at 8:00.

Make a few halts along the way, particularly at Hai Van Pass, for sightseeing and photo opportunities (Entrance fees are not covered).

Evening:

Utilize your free time to unwind and discover Hoi An at your leisure.

Overnight stay in Hoi An.

Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An

Morning - Afternoon:

Depart for My Son Sanctuary at 7:00 AM, a site showcasing Champa ruins nestled in the mountains of Quang Nam province (45km to the west of Hoi An town).

Explore a series of temples that encapsulate the history of the Champa Kingdom.

Prior to returning to Hoi An, visit the Sa Huynh Champa Culture Museum in Tra Kieu.

Evening:

Overnight stay in Hoi An.
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An

Morning - Afternoon:

Enjoy a leisurely day to wander and discover the town at your own pace.

There are OPTIONAL tours available to explore the beauty of Hoi An:

Experience Life as a Farmer in Cam Thanh village: Engage in farming activities and discover the daily routines of villagers.
Price from $ US79/ person

Hoi An Vespa Tour: Embark on an authentic Vespa Tour to visit historical sites, tranquil countryside, and delve into the rural life of Vietnamese locals.
Price from $ US110/ person

Evening:

Overnight stay in Hoi An.
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An

<span> Day 13</span> Hoi An - Da Nang - Flight to Ho Chi Minh City

Morning - Afternoon:

Head to Da Nang airport for a flight to Ho Chi Minh City.

Upon arrival, our driver will take you to a centrally located hotel.

Enjoy leisure time for relaxation post check-in at the hotel.

Evening:

Overnight stay in Ho Chi Minh City.
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

Morning:

Commence the half-day city tour at 8:00 with a visit to the Independence Palace, an iconic symbol of Saigonese liberation.

Take a brief pause at Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral and the Old Post Office, both reflecting classical French colonial architecture dating back to the late 19th century.

Conclude the tour with a visit to Ben Thanh Market, offering shopping opportunities for souvenirs and a glimpse into the local lifestyle.

Afternoon - Evening:

Return to the hotel and relish leisure time for the remainder of the day.

Overnight stay in Ho Chi Minh City.

Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

<span> Day 15</span> Ho Chi Minh City - Mekong Delta - Can Tho

Morning - Afternoon:

Depart at 8:00 to explore the lush Mekong Delta, known for producing half of Vietnam's agricultural yield.

Revel in the fresh air and serenity of the countryside, surrounded by orchards, rice fields, and unspoiled swamplands.

Delight in the Mekong's waterways, visiting fish farms and exotic fruit orchards.

Following the Mekong Delta excursion, head to Can Tho for overnight accommodation.

Evening:

Overnight stay in Can Tho.
Accommodation: Hotel in Can Tho

<span> Day 16</span> Can Tho - Cai Rang Floating Market - Ho Chi Minh

Morning:

Board a motorboat to explore Cai Rang, the vibrant floating market where bustling trade happens along the Mekong River.

Indulge in tasting "Hu tieu," a traditional rice noodle dish popular among the locals, or savor a slice of durian, a highly favored fruit.

Pause to visit the rice husking mill and stroll through the village, observing the locals' daily activities and enjoying the picturesque scenery.

Lunch will be served at a local restaurant.

Afternoon - Evening:

Return to Ho Chi Minh City after lunch, allowing leisure time upon arrival.

Overnight stay in Ho Chi Minh City.

Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

<span> Day 17</span> Ho Chi Minh City - Free

Morning - Afternoon

Embrace a leisurely day in Ho Chi Minh City, the dynamic and pulsating economic hub of the South.

Uncover the charm of Ho Chi Minh City with our OPTIONAL tours:

Saigon River Dinner Cruise: Embark on a romantic evening experience with a delightful dinner aboard a cruise as it sails along the Saigon River.

Price from $ US31/ person

Full-day Cu Chi Tunnels & Cooking Class: Explore the Cu Chi Tunnels, delving into the unique underground life during wartime, or discover the Ho Chi Minh Agricultural Villages. Engage in hands-on farming experiences and gather organic ingredients from the garden for your cooking class.
Price from $ US79/ person

Evening:

Leisure time for personal activities.

Overnight stay in Ho Chi Minh City.

Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

Morning:

Enjoy leisure time until your transfer to the airport for your journey back home or to your next destination.

This marks the conclusion of your 18-day Vietnam tour.

Accommodation: Not Applicable

Durations

Over 17 days

Languages

English

Regional Tours

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Hanoi - Mai Chau - Halong Bay - Hue - Hoi An - Ho Chi Minh City - Can Tho

The Legend of Hanoi’s West Lake - 🐉 The Legend of Hanoi’s West Lake – Between Myth, History, and Timeless Beauty📍 Location: Northwest Hanoi | Free Entry | Open 24/7 🌅 Introduction: Where Myth Meets Modern Hanoi Few places in Hanoi capture the city’s poetic soul quite like West Lake (Hồ Tây). The vast, shimmering expanse of water — stretching over 500 hectares — has been a silent witness to Hanoi’s long and layered history. It’s a place where ancient legends blend effortlessly with modern life, where monks, kings, and mythical creatures once roamed, and where today’s travelers can enjoy lakeside cafés, sunsets, and the calm rhythm of local life. But before the luxury hotels, the trendy restaurants, and the scenic cycling routes, there was a story — a legend that explains how this lake came to be. And it’s one of Vietnam’s most enchanting folktales: The Legend of the Golden Buffalo and the Birth of West Lake. 🛕 The Ancient Tale: How the Golden Buffalo Created West Lake Long ago, when the world was still wrapped in mist and myth, a virtuous monk journeyed to China to heal the emperor’s mysterious illness. Out of gratitude, the emperor rewarded him with a generous gift of bronze. The monk, humble and devoted, donated most of the bronze to the state upon returning to Vietnam. Yet with the small portion he kept, he crafted a magnificent bronze bell — a bell so pure and resonant that its sound rolled across mountains and rivers, echoing far beyond human lands. 🐮 Far away in the imperial treasury of China, there lived a golden buffalo calf. Hearing the divine sound of the bell, the calf mistook it for its mother’s call and began charging south toward the origin of the sound. It ran tirelessly across valleys and plains until it reached Hanoi. But when the bell stopped ringing, the confused calf spun in circles, digging deep into the earth in its frantic search. The ground caved in, forming a massive hollow — which soon filled with water and became West Lake (Hồ Tây). According to legend, the golden buffalo still lies deep beneath the lake’s waters. It’s said that only a man aided by his ten natural sons can one day retrieve it — a symbol of purity, family unity, and divine destiny. 🌊 Between Myth and Reality: The Geographical Story While the legend paints a magical picture, geologists and historians offer a more down-to-earth explanation. West Lake was likely formed thousands of years ago as a lagoon left behind by the shifting Red River (Sông Hồng). Over time, the river’s course changed, creating a narrow land strip between the lake and the river, reinforced later by human-made embankments. But even the scientific truth doesn’t erase the poetry of the place. The lake’s still waters continue to hold the whisper of myth — and perhaps, the quiet pulse of that golden buffalo deep beneath. 👑 A Royal Playground Through the Centuries In Vietnam’s feudal era, West Lake wasn’t just a natural wonder — it was a royal retreat. Monarchs from the Ly, Tran, and Le dynasties built summer palaces and spiritual sanctuaries along its banks, seeking tranquility and inspiration. One of the most notable constructions was Trấn Quốc Pagoda, originally founded in the 6th century and known as Vietnam’s oldest pagoda. Sitting gracefully on a small islet connected by a red bridge, it became a sacred center for meditation and royal ceremonies. Even today, monks in saffron robes can be seen tending to the pagoda’s gardens, and visitors come from around the world to light incense, admire the intricate statues, and enjoy panoramic views of the lake at sunset. 🌅 West Lake Today (2025): The Beating Heart of Modern Hanoi Fast-forward to 2025, and West Lake has transformed into Hanoi’s most desirable neighborhood — a mix of traditional charm and cosmopolitan sophistication. Expats, artists, and young professionals call this area home. You’ll find luxury hotels, rooftop bars, craft cafés, yoga studios, and peaceful walking paths circling the water. Despite the modern vibe, the air of legend still lingers — especially at dawn, when mist hangs low and the sound of temple bells drifts across the lake. ✨ What to Experience Around West Lake (2025): 🚴‍♀️ Cycle or walk the 17km perimeter for incredible sunrise and sunset views. 🛕 Visit Trấn Quốc Pagoda, the city’s oldest religious site. 🍵 Enjoy lakeside dining at chic spots like Maison de Tet Décor, El Gaucho Steakhouse, or The Sunset Bar at InterContinental Hanoi Westlake. 🚤 Take a paddle boat ride on the nearby Trúc Bạch Lake, especially at sunset. 📸 Capture iconic Hanoi views from Thanh Niên Street — the narrow causeway separating West Lake and Trúc Bạch Lake. 💬 The Legend Lives On: West Lake in Local Culture The legend of the golden buffalo isn’t just an old folktale — it continues to live in Hanoi’s identity. Local artists, poets, and musicians still reference the mythical creature as a symbol of power, endurance, and prosperity. During the Lunar New Year (Tết), families visit West Lake to release carp into the water — a symbolic act of letting go of misfortune and inviting blessings. Lovers stroll under the flame trees, while elders practice tai chi by the lakeshore, connecting spiritual calm with physical harmony. In every season, the lake changes character:🌸 Spring brings soft blossoms around the temples.☀️ Summer fills the air with lotus fragrance.🍂 Autumn paints the waters gold.❄️ Winter wraps the lake in silver mist. Each phase reflects the rhythm of Hanoi’s heart — gentle, reflective, and eternal. 🌿 Practical Tips for Visiting West Lake in 2025 ✅ Best Time to Visit: Early morning (5–7 am) for sunrise tranquility, or late afternoon (4–6 pm) for magical golden light.✅ Getting There: Only a 10-minute drive from Hanoi’s Old Quarter by motorbike or taxi.✅ Local Eats: Try Bánh tôm Hồ Tây (crispy shrimp pancakes) — a Hanoi specialty born right here by the lakeside.✅ Don’t Miss: Watching the sunset from The Summit Bar at Pan Pacific...Gunners’ Memorial Hanoi - 🇻🇳 Gunners’ Memorial Hanoi – A Silent Witness of Courage and History📍 Location: North of Quan Thanh Temple, along Thanh Nien Street, Hanoi🕒 Open 24/7 • Free Entry 💫 Introduction: Where History Meets the Lakeside Peace of Hanoi As you stroll along Thanh Nien Street, the tree-lined causeway separating West Lake (Ho Tay) and Truc Bach Lake, you’ll come across a modest yet profoundly symbolic monument — the Gunners’ Memorial. Though small in size, this landmark holds immense historical and emotional weight. It honors the Vietnamese anti-aircraft units who defended Hanoi during the American War (Vietnam War), and it marks the very site where U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander John McCain’s plane was shot down in October 1967. Today, the Gunners’ Memorial is more than just a war relic — it’s a poignant reminder of resilience, reconciliation, and how far Vietnam has come since those turbulent years. In 2025, with Hanoi’s lakeside neighborhoods thriving with life and culture, this quiet memorial stands as a powerful symbol of peace and remembrance. ⚔️ A Glimpse Back in Time: The Story Behind the Memorial During the intense bombing campaigns of the late 1960s, anti-aircraft defense teams were stationed around Hanoi to protect key government buildings and cultural landmarks. The Gunners’ Memorial pays tribute to those brave soldiers who operated anti-aircraft cannons in the area — a crucial part of Hanoi’s defense network. On October 26, 1967, during an airstrike over Hanoi, Lieutenant Commander John McCain’s A-4 Skyhawk was struck by a missile launched from this very position. His plane crashed into Truc Bach Lake, just a few meters away from where the memorial now stands. Locals rushed to rescue McCain from the lake before he was taken prisoner — an event that would shape his life for years to come. McCain spent over five years as a prisoner of war in Hoa Lo Prison (nicknamed the “Hanoi Hilton”) before being released in 1973. 🕊️ From Conflict to Connection: The Story’s Human Side What makes this site truly remarkable is not just its wartime legacy, but the spirit of reconciliation it embodies today. When John McCain returned to Hanoi decades later as a U.S. Senator, he stood beside the very lake where he had fallen — not as an enemy, but as a guest and a symbol of friendship between two former foes. Vietnam and the United States have since developed strong diplomatic and economic ties, and sites like the Gunners’ Memorial remind visitors how history, though painful, can evolve into mutual respect and understanding. Standing at the memorial in 2025, you’ll see local couples taking photos, children riding bicycles, and vendors selling coconut ice cream by the lake — everyday life flowing peacefully where once war raged. 🏛️ What to See at the Gunners’ Memorial The memorial itself is small but evocative — a stone monument engraved in Vietnamese, surrounded by flowering shrubs and shaded by tamarind and flame trees. It’s easy to miss if you’re not looking for it, but the simplicity adds to its charm and solemnity. 🔹 Inscription: The plaque honors the anti-aircraft gunners who “bravely fought and shot down enemy planes over Truc Bach Lake.”🔹 Scenic Backdrop: The site offers a serene view of Truc Bach Lake, with reflections of surrounding trees and small cafés — perfect for quiet contemplation.🔹 Nearby Attractions: Within walking distance are Quan Thanh Temple, Tran Quoc Pagoda, and several lakeside coffee shops where you can sit and soak in Hanoi’s tranquil beauty. 📷 Travel Tips for 2025 Visitors ⏰ Best Time to Visit: Early morning or just before sunset, when the light over Truc Bach Lake is golden and soft — ideal for photography. 🚶 Getting There: It’s about a 10-minute taxi or motorbike ride from Hanoi Old Quarter. You can also walk along Thanh Nien Street if you’re exploring nearby West Lake. ☕ Where to Rest: After visiting, grab a seat at one of Truc Bach’s cozy lakeside cafés such as Maison de Tet Décor or The Coffee House. Both offer great views and relaxing vibes. 🎧 Combine It With: Visiting Quan Thanh Temple (Guardian of the North) and Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest Buddhist pagoda in Hanoi — both just a short stroll away. 🧭 Why You Should Visit For travelers interested in Vietnam’s layered history, the Gunners’ Memorial is a must-visit stop. It’s not a grand or heavily visited landmark, but its quiet dignity captures something deeply human — the endurance of memory, the cost of peace, and the beauty of moving forward. Here, history doesn’t shout; it whispers across the calm waters of Truc Bach Lake. You’ll feel the stillness, the reflection — both literal and emotional — that makes Hanoi so captivating. ❤️ Final Thoughts: A Small Monument with a Big Message In a city where ancient temples, colonial architecture, and modern cafés coexist harmoniously, the Gunners’ Memorial serves as a gentle yet powerful bridge between Hanoi’s past and present. It reminds visitors that while the city continues to grow and modernize — with electric scooters, tech startups, and vibrant nightlife — the soul of Hanoi remains grounded in remembrance, gratitude, and humanity. If you ever find yourself wandering between West Lake and Truc Bach Lake, pause here for a few quiet minutes. Listen to the breeze rustling through the trees, watch the ripples on the lake’s surface, and reflect on how far the world has come since 1967. ✨ Travel Tip Recap✅ Location: Thanh Nien Street, between West Lake & Truc Bach Lake✅ Entry: Free, open 24 hours✅ Nearby: Quan Thanh Temple, Tran Quoc Pagoda, Truc Bach cafés✅ Best time: Sunrise or sunset for the most peaceful atmosphere 🌿 Hanoi’s Gunners’ Memorial isn’t just about history — it’s about hope.A story of courage, survival, and the quiet strength that defines Vietnam’s capital.

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Day 1 Hanoi Arrival

Day 2 Hanoi City Tour Half-day

Day 3 Hanoi - Mai Chau - Trekking To Village

Day 4 Mai Chau - Hanoi

Day 5 Hanoi - Halong Bay - Overnight on cruise

Day 6 Halong Bay - Hanoi - Overnight train to Dong Hoi

Day 7 Dong Hoi - Phong Nha Cave - Paradise Cave - Dong Hoi

Day 8 Dong Hoi - Vinh Moc - DMZ - Hue

Day 9 Hue Half-day City Tour

Day 10 Hue - Da Nang - Hoi An - Road transfer

Day 11 My Son Half-day

Day 12 Hoi An - Free day

Day 13 Hoi An - Da Nang - Flight to Ho Chi Minh City

Day 14 Half-day City Tour

Day 15 Ho Chi Minh City - Mekong Delta - Can Tho

Day 16 Can Tho - Cai Rang Floating Market - Ho Chi Minh

Day 17 Ho Chi Minh City - Free

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