Upon arrival in Hanoi, our warm-hearted guide and driver will extend a gracious welcome, accompanying you to a delightful local restaurant for lunch. The journey starts with a visit to the final resting place of “Uncle Ho”, the imposing Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. It is dedicated to the revolutionary leader who fanned the flames of Vietnam’s independence. Following this, indulge in a Cyclo Tour, meandering along the vibrant life of the Old Quarter. Next, visit Hoan Kiem Lake, home to the Ngoc Son Temple on Jade Island, accessible via the iconic The Huc Bridge, a picturesque scarlet-painted wooden bridge adorned with classical Vietnamese design. Concluding the tour is a complimentary Vietnamese Coffee experience at a hidden local café, where you can savor the specialty Egg Coffee. Enjoy some free time in the city center before hopping on an overnight train bound for the picturesque landscapes of Sapa.

Your journey through Northern Vietnam comes to its end. Our attentive driver will be ready to drive you to the airport, ensuring a seamless transition for your departing flight. Until our paths cross again on your next adventure, safe travels await!

Begin your day with the graceful practice of T'ai Chi, following local customs, before savoring breakfast. Afterwards, you'll be gently transferred to Sung Sot Cave, one of Halong Bay's largest and most enchanting caverns adorned with stunning stalactites and stalagmites. Take in the final vistas of the bay's landscape from the sundeck as you cruise back to the Wharf. From there, return to the city of Hanoi and spend your last day on shopping in the Old Quarter.

Continue your aquatic odyssey as you’ll be bound for the tranquility of Halong Bay aboard the magnificent Hermes Cruise. The limestone karsts and lush islets emerging from the emerald waters create a mesmerizing backdrop for your leisurely voyage. Relish a delectable buffet lunch featuring Vietnamese delicacies, while cruising through some of the bay's most serene and picturesque spots. Afterward, delve into the art of pearl cultivation with a visit to a cultured Pearl Farm Village. You can also partake in the exhilarating activity of kayaking, a must-try adventure in Halong. Weather permitting, a visit to the stunning Titov Island awaits, offering panoramic views for those who venture to its summit. Return to the junk boat for an engaging cooking class with the chef and watch sunset from the top deck. Finally, indulge in a delightful dinner and retire for a serene overnight stay amidst the UNESCO-listed natural wonder.

Your first stop is Hoa Lu, the ancient capital of Dai Co Viet, where Vietnam's rich history unfolds. Savor local cuisine for lunch at our restaurant before a mesmerizing rowboat trip along the Ngo Dong River, this place the moniker "Halong Bay on land." Continue exploring Bich Dong Grotto, known as the "Second Most Beautiful Grotto in Vietnam''. Climb a bit to the top and capture a panoramic view of lush paddy fields. As the day draws to a close, return to Hanoi, and have your own free night.

Prepare for an extraordinary cable car journey that transports you to the summit of Indochina's majestic Fansipan Mountain. Embark on Do Quyen funicular train which carries you to the peak. After ascending approximately 600 steps, the landscape below envelops you in its awe-inspiring grandeur. Bid farewell to the charming town of Sapa over a delightful lunch before boarding a bus back to the bustling streets of Hanoi. With nightfall, surrender to the vibrant rhythm of the city, where hidden treasures and an enchanting atmosphere await your discovery.
Overnight in Hanoi

Awakening from your train journey, you arrive at Lao Cai station, ready to embark on an exploration of Northwest Vietnam. The day begins with a trek along the main road, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Muong Hoa valley. Descend through terraced rice fields, winding along small trails to reach Y Linh Ho hamlet, home to the Black Hmong people. Your journey continues along the river to Lao Chai village, where you can observe the culinary artistry of the region and have a delicious lunch at a local family's home. Proceed to Ta Van village, the residence of the Giay people, where you'll have some green tea and immerse in cultural exchanges. Later, return to your hotel in Sapa by car, and cap off the day with a delightful dinner at a local restaurant.
Overnight in Sapa