Untouched Highland of Northern Vietnam

What could be more perfect for bonding the whole family than an unforgettable adventure? Vietnam, located in the heart of Southeast Asia, stands out as the ideal destination for your next family vacation. With a plethora of outdoor activities such as kayaking and swimming in the spectacular Halong Bay, cycling through scenic landscapes, and drifting on a bamboo boat through the enchanting water coconut forest of Hoi An, every moment will be filled with excitement for the kids. In addition to the stunning natural beauty, Vietnam’s warm hospitality, rich culinary delights, fascinating cultural and historical lessons, and traditional craft workshops for making local souvenirs will make your family trip truly unforgettable.

Just three hours drive from Hanoi, Pu Luong Nature Reserve welcomes you with breathtaking landscapes, where lush green mountains stretch as far as the eye can see, and the warmth of the local people makes you feel right at home. Stroll through enchanting rice terraces, cross suspension bridges leading to remote villages, and relax on a peaceful bamboo raft ride along the Cham stream. The adventure continues the next day with a leisurely exploration of Son Ba Muoi, a cluster of villages rich in Thai cultural heritage. A true hidden gem of Northern Vietnam, Pu Luong promises an unforgettable experience—one that should definitely earn a spot on your travel bucket list.

This day trip to the My Son Hindu Sanctuary from Hoi An is perfect for lovers of architecture and ancient civilizations to explore a collection of partially ruined temples that have long been abandoned but were once a bustling sacred center of the early Champa kingdom. The sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, comprises stone carvings of Hindu deities and towers set in the tropical surroundings. Nature enthusiasts will not want to miss the second stop on this day tour: a climb up to one of the Marble Mountains' peaks, an iconic symbol of Danang that provides amazing views of the coastal city. Accompanied by a local English-speaking guide, you're sure to discover much about local culture in central Vietnam.