Cultural & Theme Tours in Vietnam

Halong Bay is a beautiful natural wonder in northern Vietnam near the Chinese border. Besides Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Literature of Temple, it is must- see place when visiting Vietnam. Explore " Descending dragon" by visiting the most beautiful of Halong Bay, hiking on the top of the mountain for taking photo with panoramic view of day, understanding the process of pearl making in Halong. You will have chance to enhance your health and get closer with the nature.

Known for its World Heritage-listed Ancient Town, Hoi An preserves many of Vietnam's cultural traditions. On a full-day tour you'll ride a bike to local artisans and villages to witness the locals going about their daily routines. See how lanterns are made, observe farmers at work in Tra Que and learn about ceramics in the pottery village of Thanh Ha. Lunch and a boat ride on the Thu Bon River are included.

Learn about the ancient history of Hoa Lu, the former royal capital of Vietnam. On this day trip from Hanoi to Ninh Binh province you'll visit two temples of the Dinh and Le dynasties and see what remains of the 10th-century palaces. From Tam Coc, ride a 2-passenger sampan through an area of outstanding natural beauty with limestone peaks whose splendor is said to surpass that of Ha Long Bay. Enjoy a buffet lunch and an optional bike ride to Bich Dong Pagoda.

This half-day bike tour of Hanoi is designed for early birds or photographers to capture early morning sights of the capital. Enjoy the most beautiful architecture in the capital of Vietnam. You'll meet your guide at the Long Bien Bridge for the sunrise over the Red River. Then hop on a bicycle for a leisurely ride past West Lake and Ba Dinh Square. Explore several markets teeming with flowers, pottery and Vietnamese cuisine. You'll stop for an included breakfast of 'pho' (noodles in beef or chicken broth).

Follow in the footsteps of countless Buddhist pilgrims on this day tour to the Perfume Pagoda, a sprawling mountainside complex of temples and shrines. Led by your guide, start with a rowing boat trip down the Yen Stream, then trek to the Huong Tich Cave. After lunch, view the Thien Tru Pagoda before you hop back in your boat and return to Hanoi.

Discover one of the more unique relics of the Vietnam War during this 5-hour trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels. This sprawling network of underground tunnels, covering more than 155 miles (250 kilometers), contained a virtual subterranean city of living areas, kitchens, field hospitals and command centers that once housed thousands of Viet Cong fighters. During your visit you'll tour two sections of these fascinating tunnels now open to visitors, learning about their role in the 1940s Vietnamese struggle for independence and again during the Vietnam War. This Cu Chi Tunnels trip includes a guide, round-trip hotel transport, entrance fee and bottled water.

Hoi An's Ancient Town has remained unchanged for more than 200 years. This memorable half-day tour with an expert guide showcases the history, culture and traditions of this incredible city and highlights where old meets new. Whether it's your first time in Hoi An, or you're returning with the hopes of seeing even more, this popular option is the perfect choice.

Enjoy a day in the Vietnamese countryside on this farming experience in the village of Tra Que. Travel from Hoi An into the rural outskirts where you’ll pedal past rice paddies and vegetable fields. You’ll learn about local agricultural practices from area farmers and experience the scenic beauty that lies just beyond Vietnam’s biggest cities. 

See the highlights of historic Hanoi on a 4-hour tour of the city that includes the Imperial Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about Vietnam's history and traditions at a series of landmarks, then take a traditional 'cyclo' ride through the Old Quarter on a three-wheeled, bike-powered pedicab. This small-group tour is limited to 10 participants for a personalized experience, and all entrance fees are included, as well as pickup and drop-off at Hanoi hotels.

After you've seen the city spend a half day touring the countryside just beyond Hoi An with this memorable tour that puts you up close to rural life. Interact with locals, learn to make strong rice wine the traditional way and master typical fishing techniques as you row in a bamboo boat. Pedal through the rolling hills during an easy bike ride and learn what Vietnamese village life is all about.

Nowadays Halong bay becomes very tourists and messy. All highlight attractions are Titov Island and Amazing Caves (Surprise Caves) are welcoming thousands of tourist every day in every step so we leading further to Bai Tu Long bay which is Northeast from Halong bay. Bai Tu Long Bay literally means "The bay of Dragon children"Bai Tu Long Bay is fabulous as its famous neighbor. Honestly it's more stunning and natural, since it's becoming a must-do destination for travellers from over the world.2 days exploring Halong bay and Bai Tu Long bay getaway will give you chance to see the most beautiful wonder in the world, stunning bay with amazing landscape and limestonesKayaking through crystal oceanSwimming at natural private beachFishing village and pearl farm

Depart Ho Chi Minh City for the mountainous region of Tay Ninh province, located near the Cambodian border. You'll visit Nui Ba Den (translated as 'Black Lady Mountain') with a professional guide, and ascend via aerial cable car with 360-views at the summit. Learn firsthand about the unique the Cao Dai sect on a visit to the Cao Dai Holy Temple.

See what life is like on the Mekong Delta with a bike tour from Ho Chi Minh City. This day-long excursion takes you onto the waterways so you can glimpse the daily rituals and traditions of the locals who live here. Soak up the atmosphere and scenery on a boat cruise along the narrow canals, stop at a local home, learn about fishing and trading, see a floating market, and enjoy a lunch of typical dishes.

Drive a semi-automatic scooter — known as a ‘moto’ — through the Vietnamese countryside on an off-road route with a professional guide. This full-day tour for experienced riders offers an authentic experience that’s hard to beat. Travel as the locals do and ride past stunning landscapes, including scenic Hai Van Pass, en route to the Son Tra Peninsula. You’ll visit Tra Que Village and stop for lunch at a beach to relax.

Experience the UNESCO-listed wonders of Halong Bay on this full-day tour from Hanoi. This cruise itinerary is full of photo opportunities, including Fighting Cocks and Incense Burner islands, Surprising Cave, and Titov Island, where you can head ashore to swim or hike to the mountain viewpoints. A delicious Vietnamese-style lunch is also served on-board.

On this day trip from Hanoi, get a look at local life at four traditional villages specializing in Vietnamese handicrafts. Learn about lacquered bamboo in Duyen Thai, mother-of-pearl inlay in Chuon, embroidered textiles in Quat Dong and ceramics in Bat Trang. With a knowledgeable guide you'll meet artisans at family workshops and stop for a cafe or picnic lunch.

Unless you rent a car, traveling between Bai Dinh Temple and Trang An Grottoe independently is a difficult task. Tick off two of Vietnam's most fascinating natural attractions with ease on a stress-free day trip to Bai Dinh Temple and Trang An Grottoes. A guide provides lesser-know  cultural and historical context on each landmark while taking care of the driving and navigation, which leaves you to concentrate on the spectacular scenery of rural Vietnam.

Discover traditional life in rural Vietnam on this full-day tour from Hoi An. Visit a local village, where you can cycle around the farmlands, ride a water buffalo through the rice fields, and try fishing on a riverboat cruise, then tuck into a typical Vietnamese lunch.

See some distinctive temples and watch handicrafts being made in Nha Trang. Take a private car through the city, stopping to see temples, tall Buddha statues, and local artisans making various handicrafts. This tour is a convenient way to see Nha Trang's highlights and to enjoy a unique experience of the rural areas beyond the city.

Learn about the construction of Vietnam’s traditional silk garments, called ‘ao dai,’ on this half-day tour of Hoi An. You’ll visit a mulberry garden, silkworm-breeding house and silk weaving studio for an in-depth look at this fascinating process. Marvel at carefully tailored Champa textiles and other silk products at a showroom. A set lunch or dinner is included along with round-trip hotel transport.