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2 Weeks Exploring Vietnam and Laos

Trip Summary

Transfer service

Airport transfers included for both of your arrival and departure flights. Transfers are included between all hotels. All day tours include transfers, except for on 1 day.

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01 Aug

Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City via HAN Airport

Private Transfer

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

02 Aug

Ho Chi Minh City

Discover Cu Chi Tunnels and French Architecture in Sai Gon

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

03 Aug

Ho Chi Minh City

Mekong Delta Discovery

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #1

04 Aug

Hoi An

Fly to Da Nang, Transfer to Hoi An. Ancient Town Visit on Foot

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #2

05 Aug

Hoi An

Explore Typical Local Village and Experience Cooking Class

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #2

06 Aug

Hue

Discover the Imperial Capital and Citadel

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #3

07 Aug

Hoi An

Experience Dragon Boat on Huong Rive and Visit Emperor Tombs

Discover the Imperial Capital and Citadel

Shared Transfer

08 Aug

Hanoi

Discover Highlight Sightseeing and Walk around the Old Quarter

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #4

09 Aug

Halong Bay

Kayaking on Halong Bay, Overnight on Cruise

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #5

10 Aug

Hanoi

Explore Floating Village and the Bay's Landscape at Sunsire

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #4

11 Aug

Luang Prabang

Discover Beautiful Temples and Watch Amazing Sunset on Mekong River

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #6

12 Aug

Luang Prabang

Boat Trip To Visit Pak Ou Cave

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #6

13 Aug

Luang Prabang

Visit Kuang Si Waterfall & Khamu Village

STAY AT Hotel Recommendation #6

14 Aug

Until Next Time!

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Destinations

Places you'll stay

Ho Chi Minh City

There’s no better place to get a feel for urban Vietnam than the energetic streets of Ho Chi Minh City. This is Vietnam's largest city and one of the country's most free-spirited destinations. Still referred to as ‘Saigon’ by locals, it is known for hordes of motorbikes, mouthwatering food, and hip coffee shops.

Destination

Hoi An

If ever Vietnam had its own storybook town, it would be Hoi An. It’s a rare traveler who fails to be taken in by Hoi An’s rich history and enchanted by its shimmering lanterns.

Destination

Hue

For every Vietnamese city that races headlong into the future, there’s one that’s just as firmly rooted in past. Hue is a historical destination and a fantastic stop for travelers who want to plunge into Vietnamese culture. This city isn’t completely frozen in time — Apple stores, large hotels, and sleek pubs have begun pop up just beyond historic district — but Hue is still largely a city where life drifts along with the leisurely current of the Perfume River.

Destination

Hanoi

Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is a city where ancient traditions and modern life exist side by side. Located along the banks of the Red River, it is one of Southeast Asia’s oldest capitals, with a history that stretches back over a thousand years. Founded in 1010 under the Ly Dynasty, Hanoi was originally named Thang Long, meaning “Ascending Dragon.” Over centuries, it has witnessed periods of Chinese domination, Vietnamese independence, French colonial rule, and modern development, each leaving a distinct mark on the city’s identity. Today, Hanoi stands as a cultural and political heart of Vietnam, where history is not just preserved in museums but lives on in its streets, architecture, and daily life.

Destination

Ha Long Bay

The name Ha Long means “descending dragon” – a fitting title for a bay steeped in mystical legends and boasting scenery to match. There are countless tales of how and why the name came about. One of the most well-known tells of a dragon that came down from the sky, spitting thousands of pearls from its fiery mouth, which became the islets and karsts that now dot the bay.

Destination

Luang Prabang

At sunrise each day, a line of monks in saffron robes walks through the streets of Luang Prabang to receive alms offered by local residents. The town serves as the historic capital of Luang Prabang Province in north‑central Laos and displays a mix of Lao architecture, French colonial buildings, and more than thirty Buddhist temples. In 1995 the city was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for this unique cultural landscape. The protected heritage zone includes 33 of the town’s 58 villages, where traditional rituals continue alongside everyday life.