Paddy Vietnam
Best for
Couples, Culture Seekers
Duration
6N/7D
Season
October–April
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Cultural, Heritage
A Tibro Journey
Six nights through the north and centre. Hanoi, the flooded-rice karsts of Tam Coc, a Halong overnight, the Ba Na bridge, and Hoi An on the river.
Amazing Vietnam is a 6N/7D heritage & culture journey through Vietnam. Highlights include Halong Bay cruise, Da Nang Ba Na Hills, Hoi An old town.
Signature Moments
Three Mornings You'll Remember
No. 01
Halong Bay cruise
Halong Bay cruise
No. 02
Da Nang Ba Na Hills
Da Nang Ba Na Hills
No. 03
Hoi An old town
Hoi An old town
No. 01
Halong Bay cruise
Halong Bay cruise
No. 02
Da Nang Ba Na Hills
Da Nang Ba Na Hills
No. 03
Hoi An old town
Hoi An old town
Day by Day
6N/7D, in order
Day 1
Hanoi Arrival – Half Day City Tour
Welcome to Hanoi – The Capital City of Vietnam! Upon arrival, picked up by the local
Day 2
Ninh Binh – Hoa Lu – Tam Coc – Hanoi
After breakfast, start your journey to Ninh Binh, the ancient capital of Vietnam. The 90-kilometer drive south will take you through stunning countryside, where rice paddies stretch to the horizon and sometimes seeing water buffalo graze in the fields. In Ninh Binh, you'll visit Hoa Lu, the site of the Dinh and Le temples. These temples were built in the 10th century to honor the Dinh and Le kings of Vietnam. They are famous for their beautiful wooden carvings. In the afternoon, you'll take a boat trip through Tam Coc, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This
Day 3
Hanoi – Halong Bay – Overnight on Cruise
Have Breakfast at your hotel. Following breakfast leave Hanoi for a 2.5-hour drive to Ha Long Bay. Arrive at the jetty in Ha Long City towards noon and proceed with check-in formalities and start a remarkable cruise tour around this World Heritage Site. Embark on the cruise and enjoy a fresh beverage as a warm greeting from the crew - Check-in cabin and spend time admiring the majestic landscape of thousands of limestone islands. Lunch is served in restaurant while cruising towards the bay itself. In the afternoon, enjoy some visits and/or activities (depending on each boat’s itinerary) or just spend some time relaxing on board. Towards the end of the day the boat sets anchor for the night among the karst formations. Dinner is served on board Overnight on boat. [PAGE 6]
Day 4
Halong Bay – Hanoi – Fly to Da Nang
Enjoy the fresh morning in the middle of the bay, the sun rises on Ha Long in the morning and breakfast is served (brunch on some boats) while the vessels cruise slowly through the magnificent rock formations and back towards port. Disembark from cruise. Afterward, transfer back Hanoi airport - Take fly to Da Nang. Simply pack your bag for flight to Da Nang City - The best city to live in Vietnam, our driver will be waiting here for you holding a welcome board and take you transfer to hotel in Da Nang city - the fourth largest city in Vietnam, the gateway to the central provinces and a seaport with nice beaches and resort. Arrival hotel, check in and overnight in Da Nang city.
Day 5
Da Nang – Bana Hill
Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed to Ba Na Hills. Start your day by checking in at the Suoi Mo Cable Car Station, where you'll board a cable car and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains as you make your way to Marseille Station. Next, you'll visit the Linh Ung Pagoda, a Buddhist temple known for its impressive statue of the Goddess of Mercy. Spend your afternoon at Fantasy Park, an amusement park with more 150 rides, games, and attractions. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or prefer something more relaxed, there’ll be exciting activities for your family at Fantasy Park. You'll end your day by exploring the fantastic view of Ba Na Hills from King Peak at an altitude of 1.487m. Return to the Cable Car Station and the Gateway, and our guide will transfer you back to the hotel. [PAGE 7]
Day 6
Da Nang City – Cam Thanh – Hoi An City Full Day
Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed to Monkey Mountain. Check in the Marble Mountains by climbing up to the top (elevator is optional). Here we will see beautiful pagodas which were made in the 19th century by the last dynasty of the Vietnam monarchy and visit Huyền Không or Tàng Chơn caves. - Keep going to see the biggest fascinating cave named as Âm Phủ cave. You will learn interesting philosophies of Buddhism and take photos with amazing natural creations. Afternoon, continue transfer to Cam Thanh village, being a fisherman at Cam Thanh water
![Da Nang Departure[B] on day 7, Vietnam](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/1ewsv4p2/production/abe0d175abbd2dc69e3b1eeeeeef5f9ced488d56-1880x1253.jpg)
Day 7
Da Nang Departure[B]
Breakfast at the hotel. Time at leisure until check-out, and transfer to the airport with a driver only (no guide) for the departure flight back to your sweet home. ***END OF TOUR*** [PAGE 8]
Where You'll Stay
Hand-Picked Hotels
Hanoi
Chalcedony Hotel Hanoi /
or Heritage Ham Long Hotel & Spa / Premium
Halong Bay
Ambassador Cruise / Deluxe Cabin
or Ambassador Cruise / Deluxe Cabin
Da Nang
Parosand Danang Hotel / Senior
or Dlg Hotel Da Nang / Deluxe Twin Partial Ocean View
Hanoi
Chalcedony Hotel Hanoi /
or Heritage Ham Long Hotel & Spa / Premium
Halong Bay
Ambassador Cruise / Deluxe Cabin
or Ambassador Cruise / Deluxe Cabin
Da Nang
Parosand Danang Hotel / Senior
or Dlg Hotel Da Nang / Deluxe Twin Partial Ocean View
Honestly
Things most travel sites won't tell you.
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
The north-south climate split
Vietnam is long enough that the weather rarely agrees with itself. When Hanoi is cold and drizzling in January, Saigon is dry and 32 degrees, and Da Nang in the middle does its own thing. Pack for two countries and don't trust a single national forecast.
Crossing the road in Hanoi
The motorbikes don't stop, so you don't wait for a gap. You step off the kerb and walk at a slow, steady pace without flinching, and the scooters flow around you. Hesitating mid-stream is what gets people clipped. Commit and keep moving; the locals will tell you the same.
Halong overnight, not day trip
The day-trippers from Hanoi see Halong Bay between eleven and three. The worst light and the biggest crowds. The overnight junks pull into quiet anchorages after the fleet leaves, and you get the karsts at dawn with the kayaks to yourself. Always take the overnight when the itinerary offers it.
- №1
The north-south climate split
Vietnam is long enough that the weather rarely agrees with itself. When Hanoi is cold and drizzling in January, Saigon is dry and 32 degrees, and Da Nang in the middle does its own thing. Pack for two countries and don't trust a single national forecast.
- №2
Crossing the road in Hanoi
The motorbikes don't stop, so you don't wait for a gap. You step off the kerb and walk at a slow, steady pace without flinching, and the scooters flow around you. Hesitating mid-stream is what gets people clipped. Commit and keep moving; the locals will tell you the same.
- №3
Halong overnight, not day trip
The day-trippers from Hanoi see Halong Bay between eleven and three. The worst light and the biggest crowds. The overnight junks pull into quiet anchorages after the fleet leaves, and you get the karsts at dawn with the kayaks to yourself. Always take the overnight when the itinerary offers it.
The Details
What's Included
Included
- 5-night accommodation based on double/twin sharing room
- 1-night cruise based on double/twin sharing cabin on non-private boat in Halong Bay
- Meals as mentioned in the program. B-Breakfast, Br-Brunch, L-Lunch, D-Dinner
- All transfers by private air-conditioned vehicle as specified in the itinerary
- Entry and sightseeing fees for all visits if any
Not Included
- 5% Government Service Tax is applicable additional on total invoice.
- 5% / 20% TCS as applicable – at source
- Airfare and Airport Taxes
Plan Your Timing
When to Go
Vietnam's length makes one rule impossible, but the broad window is October to April, when the country is at its driest and coolest. The southern beaches. Phu Quoc, Saigon. Hold dry through April; the centre around Da Nang and Hoi An floods September to November; the north, Hanoi and Sapa, is cold and misty December to February but clear. June to August is the hot, wet monsoon in the south and centre.
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