A sightseeing day in Ho Chi Minh City

This two-week itinerary covers the most highlights of Vietnam, starting in Ho Chi Minh City and ending in the capital city of Hanoi. From the bustling and historic metropolis, you will venture into the lush jungle of Nam Cat Tien National Park and the authentic life of the Mekong Delta. Head to the central region, where you’ll tour around majestic architecture in Hoi An. The rest of the vacation includes sightseeing in Hanoi and adventure in the mountainous Sapa, plus cruising the jade waters of Halong Bay. You'll see all of Vietnam from south to north and experience the best that this wonderful country has to offer.

Don’t miss the chance to explore Vietnam - a vibrant destination filled with color, warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage. This unforgettable 15-day journey from North to South invites you to immerse yourself in everyday life, starting with a traditional cyclo ride through the bustling streets of Hanoi. Experience the diverse shades of Vietnam as you cycle through lush rural villages of the Mekong Delta, glide through the floating markets and discover how locals prepare delicacies like rice paper, coconut candy and popcorn. Nature lovers will be captivated by the breathtaking landscapes from hiking in the majestic mountains of Sapa to cruising through the emerald waters of Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finally, unwind on the peaceful white-sand beaches of Phu Quoc, where relaxation meets paradise.

Start the day with an early departure to A Luoi, home to the historic Ashau Valley—one of the most strategic locations of the Vietnam War. This fascinating day tour takes you through the western part of Hue City, where you will explore major battlefields and learn about the fierce conflicts that once took place here. The highlight of the trip was the infamous Hamburger Hill, the site of one of the fiercest and bloodiest battles of the war between the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division and the North Vietnamese Army. Walk up the hill, witness the ruins of the past and reflect on its historical significance. Before returning to town, visit a Ta Oi ethnic village where you will gain insight into the unique traditions and lifestyle of the local community.