Tours

– Take a cooking class at Tamarin restaurant. – Visit famous temples with unique architecture. – Climb to the top of Phousi Hill to admire panoramic views of the city and the legendary Mekong River. – Explore the Royal Palace Museum, which preserves the history of Laos. – Enjoy the scenery and swim at Kuangsi waterfall.

– Boating across the coconut gardens to feel the peaceful atmosphere of the Mekong Delta countryside. – Picking “sonneratia ovata” on the Ham Luong River and hunting giant freshwater prawns with local fishermen’s boats. – Visit the candy making and mat weaving craft villages with small canals, enjoy coconut candy and drink honey tea and eat fruit with the people.

Besides Pho – the ultimate national dish of Vietnam – what else should you enjoy getting the most out of the country’s cuisine? Hanoi is a gastronomic paradise, where you can taste some of the best dishes from all regions of Vietnam and beyond. Get ready to fill up that growling stomach with us on a nonstop journey to find the tastiest street food plates at Hanoi!

– Visit Hoi An’s colorful main market, and experience its amazing sights, sound and aromas.
– Have the opportunity to interact with the local sellers, to see and taste the wonderful variety of foods on display.
– Admire the colorful lanterns, stroll along the river, and explore the historical buildings and temples in Hoi An Ancient Town.

– Learn more about the ingredients at Ben Thanh Market.
– Get to bring home a cute souvenir, as well as a copy of the recipes so you can recreate these dishes back home.

– Visit Cai Be Floating Market, a lively and colorful market where local farmers and traders sell their products on boats.
– You will enjoy a boat trip to Unicorn Island, a peaceful and green island in the Mekong Delta.
– Taste delectable Vietnamese dishes during a cooking class on the Son Islet.

Explore the hidden gems of Saigon and the rich flavors of Vietnamese cuisine.