Tours

• Enjoy a cruise on the mighty Mekong River and scenic sampan through the cool shades of water coconut trees.
• Witness the hustle and bustle at the local floating market.
• Visit the pagoda surrounded by towering trees that serve as home to thousands of fruit bats hanging quietly in the branches.

• Learn about the life of fishermen and participate in optional activities such as canoeing or kayaking.
• Soak up the beautiful sunset over the bay and join the “Happy Hour”.
• Cooking class with spring rolls.
• Night squid fishing activity.

• Stop by the ancient Vinh Trang Pagoda and Unicorn Island to relish tasty signatures of the region.
• Sightsee the unique Can Tho bridge design at night with colorful lighting.
• Dig dive into Tra Su Forest to take a glimpse of the spectacular wetland ecosystem.
• Get to know how to make rice noodles traditionally.

• Learn about the villager’s life and how people build bamboo thatched houses.
• Freely kayak or swim while immersed in the poetic seascape of the bay.
• Experience the luxury services and enjoy the fresh seafood feast.

• Visit Kon Tum Wooden Church, over 100 years old – a symbol of the Central Highlands, a pride of the people of Kon Tum city.
• Enjoy the “Buon Me coffee” or enjoy the mountain specialties and sip the famous wine.
• Relaxing time at Ta Dung lake – a stunning destination often called the “Halong Bay of the mountains”

• Visit Kon Tum Wooden Church – a symbol of the Central Highlands, a pride of the people of Kon Tum city.
• Relaxing time at Bien Ho – a beautiful freshwater lake in Gia Lai.
• Enjoy Buon Me coffee – truly Vietnamese highlands coffee.

• Explore the amazing Ba Be National Park on a local boat and enjoy the sheer, natural beauty.
• Visit Ban Gioc waterfall, the most beautiful waterfall in Vietnam and the largest waterfall in Southeast Asia.
• Discover Nguom Ngao cave, one of the most beautiful caves in Cao Bang.

• Sail through Saigon river, Soai Rap river, Vam Co river and Cho Gao canal to the ‘Mighty Mekong River’.
• Try one of the most popular local transportation named “xe lam” (three-wheeler).
• Board the sampan for a cruise through the fascinating Cai Rang floating market.

• Navigating through the streets of the bustling Old Quarter, and explore the picturesque murals on Art Street.
• The journey takes you to a bustling and vibrant open market to shop with the local people from Hanoi.
• Visit Mua cave which is considered as the “Great Wall of Vietnam”.
• Explore Van Long lagoon, the biggest wetland nature reserve site and home to thousands of species, many of them on the brink of extinction.

– Tam Dao day trip from Hanoi.
– Visit a mountain resort town and explore a scenic natural area.
– Enjoy a day away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
– All entrance fees, lunch, and hotel pickup and drop-off included.

• Have a perfect playing surface all year round with the beautiful fairway and green with Paspalum Platinum grass & Tif Eage.
• Each course has its own uniqueness & challenges – featuring numerous lakes, natural bush reserves and large undulating greens.

• Venture the serene Bayon Temple, stone faces.
• Visit the UNESCO World Heritage at Angkor Thom Complex.
• Enjoy the unique Apsara music show and explore the upbeat Siem Reap night market.

• Biking around the resort to explore the architectural masterpieces, immerse the beautiful scenery.
• Join a Zen meditation session to help boost your sleep quality.
• Tune in for a yoga experience or Fitness exercises.
• Leisurely spending your time with plenty of relaxation activities.

• In Hai Phong: The golf legend Greg Norman designed 27 golf holes that offer a panoramic view of the ocean from every angle.
• In Hanoi: The first and only golf course in the North that has 27 golf holes and is certified by PGA.
• In Tam Dao: The best golf course of Vietnam that is located on Tam Dao Mountain with a diversity of flora and fauna.

• Experience seeing the coral on the glass-bottom boat.
• Visit the Po Klong Garai Tower – an architectural work that reflects the Cham culture, worshiping King Po Klong Garai.
• Discover the places that still makes pottery with the oldest manual method in Southeast Asia.