Top 10 highlights in the best Vietnam tour package

As one of the most popular East Asia's destinations, Vietnam has been fallen in love all over the world: beautiful landscapes; rich history; quirky pop culture, and fascinating mix of new and old.

To make your first trip in Vietnam easier and help you get the most of your travel experience, we have created an ultimate list of the top 10 highlights in the best Vietnam tour package. Here are our picks...

1. Explore the capital city of Hanoi

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Existing for more than 1000 years, Hanoi is always a great base to start your trip in the north. There are a lot to do and see in and around Hanoi.

As one of the biggest cities in Vietnam, you can enjoy a lot of things during your trip including Hanoi City Tour, joining cooking class, going on a food tour, visiting Long Bien market and morning market for a photo tour and day trip to the world’s wonder Ninh Binh.

*The must-visit checklist:

• The best luxury hotels in Hanoi 
• Try all the best cuisine in Hanoi here

2. Trek hill tribe villages in Sapa

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On the Northwest area of Vietnam, Sapa is a wonderful trip for all tourists from all around the world.  Visitors can come and appreciate the beauties of terraced rice fields, the ethnicity of tribal groups and the romantic atmosphere of the highland town.

When you do, you can take a trek to one of those ethnic villages to soak in the culture. Cat Cat, Ta Van and Muong Hoa Valley have some of the best trekking trails in North Vietnam. During the trek, you will chance to enjoy both cultural ethnicity and natural scenery.

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Cat Cat village

Cat Cat Trek offers both idyllic scenes of terraced rice fields cultivated by Hmong people and an insight into the life of local ethnic people. This is one of the most common trek trail in Sapa.

Muong Hoa Valley

Muong Hoa Valley is home to several H’mong villages with Lao Chai and Ta Van villages are the worthiest treks with much less tourists than Cat Cat and even better scenery. Muong Hoa valley also challenges you with rocky slopes yet still manageable with inexperienced folks.

Fansipan Peak

Requiring an even higher level of physical fitness, Fansipan Mountain can be a real challenge for those who want to claim the ‘roof of Indochina’. It’s best to book a trekking tour with a local tour operator for your own safety and better experience.

3. Cruise on Ha Long Bay

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Designated by UNESCO as world heritage two times, the sight of thousands of limestone islets scattering on the green ocean of Ha Long win the hearts of all visitors.

The best way to enjoy the beauties of Ha Long is getting lost in bay.  When you choose to cruise on the bay, you will enjoy these activities:

• Visiting stunning limestone caves like Dau Go Cave, Surprising Cave, Virgin Cave
• Watching sunset on the world’s wonder bay from the cruise's sundeck
• Taichi lesson on cruise to start a new day at the world's wonder
• Cooking Vietnamese dishes with famous chef
• Enjoy night deluxe Vietnamese and Western Buffet on cruise
• Visiting Cua Van fishing village to see the daily life of local people adapting on water
• Swimming, kayaking and many other activities
• Exploring Tuan Chau island and Bai Tu Long Bay to enjoy the primitive nature beauties

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4. Explore Hoi An ancient town

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Located in Central Vietnam, Hoi An is the ideal destination regardless of what you are seeking for in Vietnam. If you have a chance to come to Hoi An, stay for at least one night to watch the town sparkle with the colorful lights of lanterns hanging in front of the old houses.

Visit the Japanese Covered Bridge which was built in 18th century by Japanese merchants of the time. The place is not only an outstanding architectural site but also have important cultural values. Moreover, we also recommend you some highlights in Hoi An.

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5. Relax on the stunning beach in Nha Trang

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Nha Trang has everything you want for a beach break. One of the best thing to do in Nha Trang is chilling on the golden sandy shore or booking a 4-island Nha Trang tour for even more wonderful seascape. Nha Trang also has delicious and various seafood for your dream BBQ party.Must-see in Nha Trang: Nha Trang Beach, Nha Trang Bay, Van Phong Bay, Ninh Van Bay, Hon Tre Island, Hon Mieu Island, Hon Mun Island, Hon Chong Promontory.

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6. View the gorgeous sunset at Mui Ne

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Mui Ne has been known not only for its emerald sea but also for the beautiful sand white and red sand dunes. The most famous and cheapest activity to be enjoying in the sand dunes can be either sand sliding or riding jeep car.

• White dunes: at Bau Trang, more suitable for jeep riding
• Red dunes: smaller than white dunes, about 17 km from Mui Ne Beach, best for sand sliding

👉👉👉Explore more attractive activities at Mui Ne 

7. Learn history in Ho Chi Minh City

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You can do many things in Ho Chi Minh City like trying Vietnamese coffee, shopping at Ben Thanh market, sightseeing Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral. However, the top thing to do at Ho Chi Minh is learning more about Vietnamese history at War Remnant Museum and Cu Chi Tunnels.

A trip to War Remnant Museum is one educational thing to do in Saigon if you want to get more insight into the history of the city. The museum offers a perspective of the Vietnam War on from the other side with powerful presentation through artifacts, photographs and documents.

8. Discover Cu Chi Tunnel

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Chu Chi Tunnel, without exaggerating, is one of the iconic destinations in Vietnam. It’s one of the country’s biggest underground systems to shelter, defense and store food during the war. Nowaday, the system is still kept intact and open for visiting.

9. Get lost in Mekong Delta

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Mekong Delta boasts richness in both nature and culture like nowhere else in Vietnam. The destination is iconic and a must-see, especially for first-timers to the country. Come to Mekong Delta, you can immerse yourself in unique and authentic floating local market.

Nurtured by the mighty Mekong for ages, the delta is covered by the greenness from rice fields, wetland forests and orchards. Hire a boat and let yourself be surrounded by the wilderness. Here is Mekong First-time Checklist:

• Floating markets: Cai Rang market in Can Tho city, Nga Bay/Phung Hiep market in Nga Bay District, Cai Be market in Tien Giang.
• Ecological sites: Tan Phong Islet – Cai Be, Tra Su cajuput forests – An Giang, Tram Chim National Park.
• Food to try: Fish noodles, Grilled snakehead, Mushroom Hotpot, Pia cake.

10. Trek on the Southern islands’ beaches

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The southern islands of Vietnam can be your places to get a great tan before going home. Indeed, Vietnam is blessed with some of the most beautiful islands in Asia such as Phu Quoc, Con Dao, Ba Lua Archipelago and Nam Du Archipelago. All these islands are accessible and foreign travelers need no permission from local administration to visit. Phu Quoc deserves to be the top names for your island choice in Vietnam:

• Phu Quoc is the most developed island in southern sea of Vietnam with range of modern constructions like Vinpearl Park, Safari Zoo, Hon Thom Cable Car, and Phu Quoc Casino.
• For natural beauties, Phu Quoc has Sao Beach, Khem Beach, Ganh Dau Cape, Phu Quoc National Park, a number of surrounding islands for diving and snorkeling activities.
• Phu Quoc is also known for its delicious seafood. You should check out Phu Quoc Prison – the most brutal prison run by the French and American.

👉👉👉Contact us to book the best tours for your Vietnam travel. Have a nice trip and good luck!!!

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