Real Taste of Vietnam 13 days

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13 Days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

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Languages

English

About this tour

Hanoi – Halong Bay – Hue – Hoi An – Ho Chi Minh City – Cu Chi Tunnels – Ben Tre

The culinary landscape of Vietnam continues to captivate the palates of food enthusiasts, both within the country and globally, thanks to its diverse cultural influences across regions. While the Northern dishes boast savory flavors, the Central region indulges in spiciness, and the Southern cuisine delights in sweetness. For those seeking a comprehensive exploration of Vietnamese cuisine, the 13-day Real Taste of Vietnam tour offers an ideal opportunity. Immerse yourself in an authentic experience as you visit iconic landmarks from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, engage in culinary sessions with renowned chefs, and savor the rich variety of local Vietnamese dishes.

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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

Welcome to the charming city of Hanoi, where our tour guide extends a warm greeting upon your arrival.
Note: Kindly make your way to Pole No.10 (Outside the Terminal Gate at the airport) and reach out to us, ensuring we can easily locate you.

Hotel check-in service typically commences at 14:00. Please plan your arrival accordingly or opt for an early check-in with an additional fee.

The remainder of the day is at your leisure for relaxation.

Meals: NA
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

<span> Day 2</span> Hanoi City Tour by Mortobike

Join our guides at your hotel at 8:00 to commence your exploration of Hanoi via a rented motorbike.

Explore the following renowned attractions and Hanoi's culinary delights during the tour:

Café Trung (Egg Coffee) at Café Giang on Yen Phu St
Even for non-coffee enthusiasts, this unique blend by Vietnamese locals is a must-try.
Long Bien Bridge/Chuong Duong Bridge
Admire the historic Long Bien Bridge, constructed from 1899 to 1902, recognized as Hanoi's oldest bridge.

Proceed through the iconic Chuong Duong Bridge, featuring four lanes and a steel span.

Nha Hat Lon (Hanoi Opera House)
Constructed by the French government in the early 20th century.

Delight in Trang Tien's famous ice cream while learning about the opera house's unique structure, rich in historical, cultural, architectural, and artistic values.

Ho Guom (Hoan Kiem Lake)
A serene locale with a captivating history, situated in the heart of Hanoi's historic district.
Nha Tho Lon (St. Joseph's Cathedral)
A Roman Catholic cathedral boasting neo-Gothic architecture, erected approximately 120 years ago.

Among the first structures built by the French colonial government in Indochina, opening in December 1886.

Hoa Lo Prison
Known as Maison Central, this notorious prison witnessed a century of torture within its walls.

Initially used by French colonists in French Indochina for political prisoners and later repurposed by North Vietnam for U.S. prisoners of war during the Vietnam War.

Ho Tay (West Lake)
Hanoi's largest freshwater lake, spanning 17 km with numerous historic sites, five-star hotels, chic restaurants, cafes, and vibrant nightlife venues along the shoreline.

Tran Quoc Pagoda, dating back to the 6th century, sits on an island in the middle of West Lake.

Huu Tiep Lake and The B52
Explore the B52 plane crash site, commemorating a significant victory for Vietnamese soldiers during the Vietnam War.

Visit a nearby local market to observe the daily life of Hanoians.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
The final resting place of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam's iconic leader known as 'Uncle Ho.'

Our knowledgeable guide will share stories and historical insights.

Spend time observing the mausoleum from outside and capturing photographs.

Lunch at The Old Quarter
Relish delectable local Vietnamese cuisine after an extensive tour.

Conclude the journey as our driver drops you off at your hotel in the Old Quarter.

Note: The proposed itinerary is subject to adjustments based on daily weather and traffic conditions.

Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

<span> Day 3</span> Halong Bay - Overnight on Cruise

Begin your day by being picked up at your Hanoi hotel after breakfast for transportation to the World Heritage site.

Upon arrival, receive a warm welcome on board, complete the check-in process, and embark on your memorable overnight cruise in Halong Bay.

Savor a delectable lunch featuring a variety of fresh seafood served on board.

Following lunch, engage in various activities such as sightseeing, kayaking, or swimming during a leisure break.

A sumptuous dinner awaits, accompanied by the tranquil ambiance of Halong Bay at night. Delight in your dinner and embrace the serenity of the bay throughout the night.

Accommodation: Overnight on board

<span> Day 4</span> Halong Bay - Hanoi Foodie Tour

Morning

Commence your second day in Halong with an early Tai Chi class against the backdrop of the sunrise, providing a refreshing start to your day.

Following breakfast, embark on a final exploration of Halong's most captivating caves before heading back to the main dock for a delightful lunch.

Afternoon

Upon returning to Hanoi, enjoy some leisure time to explore The Old Quarter and indulge in the flavors of Vietnamese street food.

Be sure to savor local delicacies such as Banh Cuon (Steamed rice rolls) and Banh Mi.

Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi

Followed by some relaxation until it's time for your flight. Our driver will be there to pick you up, ensuring a smooth transfer to the airport for your journey from Hanoi to Hue.

Upon arrival, your tour guide will extend a warm welcome at the airport, facilitating your transfer to a centrally located hotel for check-in.

As the late afternoon unfolds, a cyclo driver will be at your service, picking you up from the hotel.

Embark on a dining experience fit for royalty, savoring "royal dishes" that were once exclusively served to the King in bygone eras.

Settle in for an overnight stay at the hotel.

Accommodation: Hotel in Hue

<span> Day 6</span> Full day Hue City tour

Morning

Embark on your Hue City Day Tour with a visit to the renowned Thien Mu Pagoda, an iconic Buddhist attraction situated along the ancient banks of the Perfume River.

Continue your exploration with a trip to the Imperial Citadel, delving into the rich history by touring the front gate, the Flag Tower, The King’s Palace, and the Museums of Royal Antiquities.

Conclude the morning adventure with a brief visit to Dong Da Market. Stroll through the market stalls, gaining insights into the daily activities of local vendors, and consider acquiring unique souvenirs. Enjoy a local restaurant's lunch to refuel for the afternoon.

Afternoon

Explore Khai Dinh Tomb, the smallest yet architecturally captivating tomb of the Nguyen Emperors, seamlessly blending Oriental and Western styles.

Proceed to the grandiose Tomb of Emperor Minh Mang, celebrated for its picturesque landscapes and intricate Oriental architecture.

Conclude your day by visiting a conical hat village, offering an opportunity to witness the meticulous craftsmanship involved in creating these beautiful products. Engage with locals before heading back to your hotel.

Accommodation: Hotel in Hue

<span> Day 7</span> Road Transfer: Hue - Hoi An

Upon concluding your stay in Hue, commence your journey to Hoi An as you are comfortably transported to your prearranged hotel using either a shuttle bus or a private car. En route, relish the opportunity to pause at various scenic spots for sightseeing and photography (admission fees not included).

Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An

Embark on a cultural and hands-on experience in Tra Que Village as you meet your local guide in the hotel lobby after breakfast. At 8:00, journey to a local farm where you'll immerse yourself in various agricultural activities. Participate in preparing the land, fertilizing with seaweed from the local lake, raking the ground, sowing, watering greens, and picking vegetables. Engage with the farmers and embrace the essence of rural life.

After a fruitful morning on the farm, take a break to prepare lunch alongside your host family. Delight in a meal featuring local delicacies such as spring rolls and local pancakes.

In the afternoon, indulge in a relaxing foot massage, bid farewell to your host family, and ride back to Hoi An. As the day unfolds, venture to the home of a skilled craftsman. Gain insights into the history, shape, and color of lanterns, followed by a hands-on lantern-making session. Craft your own lantern, creating a memorable keepsake.

Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An

Embark on a delectable culinary journey through Hoi An's vibrant food scene during the afternoon, commencing around sunset. Explore local cafes, food stalls, markets, and restaurants, creating a flavorful adventure etched in your memory. Indulge in the rich tapestry of Hoi An's traditional dishes, featuring:

Banh Mi

Savor the iconic Vietnamese sandwich crafted by the esteemed Banh Mi Queen.
Cao Lau

Distinguishable by its unique texture, Cao Lau noodles offer a firmer and chewier experience.
Optimal enjoyment of Cao Lau is found in street vendors specializing in this dish or those offering a select few local delicacies.
Banh Beo

Navigate through narrow alleys and visit local establishments to savor Banh Beo, a beloved traditional snack of the Hoi An locals.
Banh Khot

Relish a round pancake made with rice flour, turmeric, coconut milk, quail egg, and vegetables.
Discover this delightful dish at a renowned street vendor near Hoai Square.
Balut

Embark on a culinary adventure by trying Balut, listed among the top 10 exotic foods worldwide. Experience its unique transition from an egg to a partially formed duck.
Conclude the gastronomic exploration at the Ancient Town or return to your hotel.
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An

<span> Day 10</span> Transfer from Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh

Make the most of your leisure time before heading to Da Nang Airport for your flight to Ho Chi Minh City.

Upon arrival, our team will be there to whisk you away from the airport to your designated hotel. Check-in and take a moment to unwind.

Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh

<span> Day 11</span> Cu Chi Tunnels - Ho Chi Minh City Tour

Embark on your day at 8:00 with a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels, an intricate network utilized by the Saigon Liberation Army during the Vietnam War. Delve into the tunnels, gaining insight into the wartime lifestyle and marvel at the resourcefulness displayed by the Vietnamese.

Lunch awaits at a local restaurant as you journey back to Ho Chi Minh City.

In the afternoon, explore historical landmarks such as the Independence Palace, the War Remnants Museum, and iconic French structures like Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral and the Old Post Office. The tour concludes at a bustling local market where you can hone your bargaining skills while shopping for souvenirs, immersing yourself in the vibrant local life and culture.

Upon returning to your hotel in Ho Chi Minh City, the remainder of the day is yours to relax.

Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

<span> Day 12</span> Full day Discover Mekong Delta

Embark on your Mekong Delta adventure at 8:00, as you are picked up from your Saigon hotel and transported to Ben Tre Province.

Cruise along the Ham Luong River, a tributary of the Mekong, exploring various local workplaces, including a brickwork factory and coconut processing workshop, to gain insight into the local economy. Take a leisurely stroll through a serene village, immersing yourself in authentic Delta village life.

Hop on a 'xe loi' (motorized rickshaw) to delve into the forest, where fruit orchards await your exploration. A delectable lunch showcasing local specialties like elephant-ear fish and river shrimp is served at a charming riverside restaurant, accompanied by refreshing drinks or beers.

In the afternoon, board a sampan boat for a tranquil journey along narrow canals, relishing the scenic beauty of the surroundings. By around 17:00, return to your hotel in Saigon.

Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City

<span> Day 13</span> Ho Chi Minh Departure

Indulge in a leisurely final morning in Ho Chi Minh City, savoring breakfast at the hotel's restaurant.

Take advantage of free time until your arranged transfer arrives to escort you to the airport for your journey back home.

Note: The hotel's standard check-out time is at 12:00 noon. Should you require a late check-out, it can be arranged with an additional surcharge.

Accommodation: Not Applicable

Durations

I3 - 16 days

Languages

English

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Hanoi - Halong Bay - Hue - Hoi An - Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi Tunnels - Ben Tre

Getting Around Hanoi 2025 - 🚶‍♀️ Getting Around Hanoi 2025 – The Complete Traveler’s Guide to Exploring Vietnam’s Capital Hanoi — a city of contrasts where ancient pagodas meet buzzing scooters — might look chaotic at first glance. Yet beneath that lively traffic lies a rhythm that every traveler eventually learns to love. ❤️ Whether you’re wandering through the maze-like Old Quarter, taking a peaceful stroll around Hoan Kiem Lake, or venturing out toward West Lake and beyond, getting around Hanoi can be both exciting and surprisingly convenient — once you know how. 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Every street corner reveals something special: a temple tucked behind a tea stall, locals playing chess, or the aroma of freshly brewed egg coffee drifting from a café. ☕ Of course, crossing the street can feel like a mini-adventure (a “dance” with thousands of motorbikes), but once you master the art of moving confidently and steadily, it’s oddly satisfying. 💡 Travel Tip: Avoid rush hour (7–9 a.m. and 4–6 p.m.) if you want a calmer walking experience. 🛺 By Cyclo – A Vintage Ride Through History A cyclo ride is one of those iconic Hanoi experiences you shouldn’t miss! 🚲 These three-wheeled pedal-powered taxis now mostly serve tourists, offering a leisurely way to tour the Old Quarter or loop around Hoan Kiem Lake. 💰 Price: Around 150,000đ per person (or 200,000đ for two) for a 1-hour ride. ⏰ Tip: Ask your hotel to arrange a reliable driver — it’s safer and avoids haggling. ⚠️ Note: Some streets in central Hanoi ban cyclos, so expect a few detours or being dropped off nearby instead of right at your destination. It’s slow, nostalgic, and perfect for taking in the rhythm of Hanoi life without the noise of engines. 🛵 By Xe Ôm (Motorbike Taxi) – The Local Way to Move Motorbike taxis, or xe ôm, are still the lifeblood of Hanoi’s transport network. You’ll find them waiting at nearly every intersection, ready to whisk you away through narrow streets. But today, most locals (and savvy travelers) prefer GrabBike or Gojek apps. 📱 These app-based rides are cheaper, safer, and hassle-free, as you can see the price before booking — no language barrier or haggling required. 🚖 Average fares: Within the city center: ~20,000đ To West Lake or Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum: ~40,000đ 🪖 Tip: Drivers must carry an extra helmet for passengers — don’t hop on without one! Riding on the back of a motorbike through Hanoi’s rush-hour chaos? It’s part thrill, part heart-race — and 100% unforgettable. 🏍️💨 🚗 By Taxi or Ride-Hailing App – Comfort with a View If motorbikes feel too wild, taxis offer comfort and safety. Reputable companies like Mai Linh Taxi (024 3822 2666), Hanoi Taxi (024 3853 5353), and CP Taxi (024 3826 2626) are reliable and use meters. A short ride around the city center costs about 40,000đ, while trips to the suburbs can reach 80,000đ. 💡 Important: The meter shows prices in Vietnamese dong — not dollars! So “20.00” means 20,000đ, not $20. For an even smoother experience, download Grab or Gojek — both offer cars and motorbikes at fixed prices, tracked via GPS. 🚙 🚋 By Metro – The Future of Urban Hanoi After years of anticipation, Hanoi’s first-ever metro system officially opened in late 2021 — and it’s expanding fast in 2025! 🚆 The Line 2A (Cat Linh – Ha Dong) currently connects neighborhoods west of the city center. While not yet ideal for tourists, it’s a milestone in Hanoi’s push for cleaner, faster transport. Several new routes, including Line 3 (Nhon – Hanoi Station), are expected to open soon, linking more central and tourist-friendly areas. 🕒 Operating hours: 5:30 a.m. – 10:30 p.m. 💰 Fares: From 8,000đ depending on distance 🌱 Eco tip: The metro helps reduce air pollution — take a ride and support sustainable travel! 🚌 By Bus – Affordable and Expanding Hanoi’s city buses have come a long way! Modern, air-conditioned, and affordable, they’re ideal for budget travelers and locals alike. The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line runs from Kim Ma to Yen Nghia, though it’s not yet very tourist-friendly. Regular buses, however, connect the entire city and beyond. 🕕 Operating hours: 5 a.m. – 9 p.m. 💰 Fares: Flat rate around 7,000–10,000đ 🚍 Popular routes: #3 → Gia Lam – Giap Bat (via Hoan Kiem & Train Station) #34 → Gia Lam – My Dinh (via Opera House & Hai Ba Trung Street) 🪙 Pay the conductor directly on the bus, and keep small change handy. 🚴 By Bicycle – For the Adventurous Souls If you’ve got nerves of steel (and good balance!), cycling is a fun way to explore quieter parts of the city. 🚴‍♀️ While the Old Quarter traffic can be intimidating, cycling around West Lake (Ho Tay) is a peaceful alternative. The 17-km loop offers serene views, lotus ponds, and plenty of lakeside cafés to stop for a cold drink. 🌅 You can rent bikes from The Hanoi Bicycle Collective (31 Nhat Chieu) — open Tuesday to Sunday, 9 a.m.–7 p.m. — offering both city bikes and mountain bikes. 💡 Tip: Always use designated parking spots (called gửi xe máy or gửi xe đạp) where attendants collect a small fee. 🏍️ By Motorbike Rental – For True Freedom Seekers Renting a motorbike in Hanoi isn’t for everyone — but for confident riders, it’s an incredible way to explore the city’s outskirts or even start a road trip to places like Ninh Binh or Mai Chau. 💰 Rates: Around 100,000đ/day for a 110cc Honda Wave 🏍️...Arrival & Departure Guide to Hanoi - ✈️ Arrival & Departure Guide to Hanoi 2025 Your Ultimate Travel Handbook for Getting In and Out of Vietnam’s Capital Hanoi — Vietnam’s enchanting capital — is not only a cultural treasure trove of history, lakes, and street food but also one of the country’s most important transportation hubs. Whether you’re flying in from abroad, catching a train south to Hue, or heading north to Ha Giang’s misty mountains, this city connects you effortlessly to every corner of Vietnam. 🌏 In 2025, Hanoi continues to expand its travel infrastructure, making it easier than ever for visitors to arrive, explore, and depart — smoothly and safely. Here’s your updated, traveler-tested guide on how to get in and out of Hanoi by ✈️ plane, 🚆 train, and 🚌 bus. ✈️ By Plane – Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport 📍 Location: 25 km north of Hanoi city center🌐 Website: noibaiairport.vn Noi Bai International Airport (HAN) remains the main gateway to northern Vietnam. Opened in 2015, the international terminal (T2) is modern, clean, and efficient — complete with lounges, cafés, and sleeping pods for transit passengers. Domestic flights depart from the adjacent T1 terminal, which has been fully upgraded in recent years to handle Vietnam’s growing air traffic. 🕒 Operating hours: 24/7💤 Airport Hotel & Sleeping Pods: Travelers needing rest between flights can book hourly sleeping pods or a room at the Hanoi Airport Hotel located right inside the terminal complex. 🚍 Getting From the Airport to the City Getting to downtown Hanoi is quick and affordable, with several transportation options: #86 Smart Bus (6:00 AM – 11:00 PM): The best budget-friendly choice! It runs every 30 minutes between Noi Bai Airport and Hanoi Railway Station, stopping conveniently at Long Bien Bus Station and the north end of Hoan Kiem Lake — perfect if your hotel is in the Old Quarter. The buses are air-conditioned and have extra luggage space. Shuttle Minibuses: Operate 24/7 and usually depart once full. They take around 45 minutes to reach downtown, dropping passengers near the Vietnam Airlines office (just south of Hoan Kiem Lake). Taxis & Ride-Hailing Apps: Reliable brands like Mai Linh, Vinasun, or G7 Taxi are trustworthy. To avoid scams, use Grab or Be apps for fixed prices. Better yet, book a hotel pick-up service — it’s only slightly more expensive and adds peace of mind. 💡 Travel Tip: If you arrive late at night, pre-book a transfer or private driver. Some low-cost taxis still overcharge tourists after midnight. 🛫 Popular Domestic Flight Routes (2025 Update) Vietnam’s major airlines — Vietnam Airlines, Bamboo Airways, and Vietjet Air — offer frequent flights from Hanoi to most major cities. Destination Frequency Duration Ho Chi Minh City 1–4 hourly 2h Da Nang Hourly 1h 15m Hue 6 daily 1h Nha Trang 6 daily 1h 40m Phu Quoc 7 daily 2h Da Lat 6 daily 1h 40m Quy Nhon 7 daily 1h 15m Vinh 3 daily 45m 🧭 Pro Tip: Book early during national holidays like Tet (Vietnamese New Year) — flight prices can skyrocket and sell out weeks in advance. 🚆 By Train – Classic Travel with a Vietnamese Twist 📍 Location: 120 Le Duan, Dong Da District🌐 Website: dsvn.vn For travelers who prefer scenic journeys, Hanoi Railway Station is your ticket to exploring Vietnam the old-fashioned way. Built during the French colonial period, it remains a major gateway for north–south trains and routes heading to Lao Cai (for Sapa), Haiphong, and Hue. 🚉 Pro Tip: Hanoi’s railway station has two entrances: Le Duan side: For trains to the south (Hue, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City) and international routes (to China). Tran Quy Cap side: For trains heading north and east (Lao Cai, Haiphong). In 2025, electronic ticketing and QR code boarding are now standard. You can easily book and pay online via platforms like baolau.com or vexere.com. 🕒 Train Timetable Highlights Destination Frequency Duration Sapa (Lao Cai) 3 daily 7–9h Hue 6 daily 11–16h Da Nang 6 daily 14–20h Nha Trang 4 daily 26–28h Ho Chi Minh City 5 daily 30–40h Haiphong 4 daily 2h 30m Ninh Binh 5 daily 2h 20m 🚆 Tip: For a comfortable night’s journey, choose a soft sleeper cabin. Trains like SE1, SE3, and SE19 are among the cleanest and most punctual. 🚌 By Bus – Affordable and Adventurous Hanoi’s growing network of expressways and modern coaches makes traveling by bus faster and more comfortable than ever. The city has four major long-distance bus stations, each serving different directions. 🏙️ Main Bus Terminals: Giap Bat (South): Routes to Hue, Haiphong, and southern provinces. Gia Lam (East): For Haiphong, Lang Son, and northeast destinations. My Dinh (West): The biggest terminal, serving Ha Giang, Dien Bien, and Lao Cai. Yen Nghia (Southwest): For Hoa Binh and Son La. 🚌 Sample Routes (2025 Update) Departure Station Destination Frequency Duration My Dinh Ha Giang 14 daily 6h My Dinh Cao Bang 10 daily 7h Giap Bat Hue 5 daily 13–14h Gia Lam Lang Son Hourly 3h My Dinh Mai Chau 6 daily 3h 30m My Dinh Ba Be 3 daily 4h 40m 🧭 Online booking tip: Visit vexere.com — Vietnam’s biggest bus ticket platform — to compare prices, check reviews, and pay by card. 🚐 Open-Tour & Minibus Options If you’re heading to popular tourist destinations like Sapa, Ninh Binh, or Cat Ba Island, open-tour and minibus services are the most flexible. Many companies offer door-to-door hotel pick-up and drop-off. Reputable operators in 2025 include The Sinh Tourist, Hoang Long, and Green Bus — known for punctuality and clean vehicles. 🕶️ Top Picks: Hanoi to Ninh Binh: 1h 30m Hanoi to Cat Ba: 3h 30m (includes ferry) Hanoi to Sapa: 6h via expressway 🌅 Final Travel Tips for 2025 💡 1. Book Online Early: Domestic travel demand in Vietnam is booming — especially around holidays.💡 2. Keep Some Cash Handy: Many rural stations and smaller bus offices still prefer cash payments.💡 3. Download Grab App: For easy rides between transport hubs and hotels.💡 4. Check Weather...

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Day 1 Hanoi Arrival

Day 2 Hanoi City Tour by Mortobike

Day 3 Halong Bay - Overnight on Cruise

Day 4 Halong Bay - Hanoi Foodie Tour

Day 5 Flight to Hue

Day 6 Full day Hue City tour

Day 7 Road Transfer: Hue - Hoi An

Day 8 Tra Que Village

Day 9 Hoi An Foodie Tour

Day 10 Transfer from Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh

Day 11 Cu Chi Tunnels - Ho Chi Minh City Tour

Day 12 Full day Discover Mekong Delta

Day 13 Ho Chi Minh Departure

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