Vietnam and Cambodia, Duo of timeless treasures – Maximum group 22 passengers

Meet your guide at the Montreal airport for your flight to Asia with stopovers.

Moving forward in time…

Lunch on board.
Arrival in Siem Reap in the morning. Welcome by your local English-speaking guide and transfer to town.
Dinner in a local restaurant.
Check-in at your hotel.
Some free time to relax after a long journey.
Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Distance: Siem Reap airport – town center: 52 km – 1h30min

Lunch at the hotel.
Depart from the hotel to explore Angkor Thom (The Great City), arriving through the Angkor Thom south gate, you can immortalize in a photo, at the entrance to the city, ¨the scene of
churning the sea of milk¨, Hindu cosmological myth in the bas-relief s of Angkor Wat temple. Visit the famous Bayon, the 54 towers with 4 gigantic enigmatic faces
are (universal love, unlimited compassion, sympathy and equanimity). The Baphuon mountain temple, the three-storey pyramid, the Royal Palace, the Leper King’s Terrace, a platform featuring several admirably sculpted apsara figures.

Your tour continues along the Terrace of the Elephants, which hosted the pomp and circumstance of royal audiences and public ceremonies. You will also visit Ta Prohm, a temple overgrown by jungle and discovered in 1860 by French explorer Henri Mouhot.
Lunch at a local restaurant next to the temple.
In the afternoon, you visit the Grand Circuit with Preah Khan, one of the largest temples in the region, and the most impressive, Neak Paon, which offers an exceptional view during the rainy season. The day ends with a visit to Pre Rup. Return to Siem Reap.
Dinner at local restaurant.

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Lunch at the hotel.
Continue your journey to the Tonle Sap, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake and one of the world’s most diverse and productive ecosystems. On arrival at Kampong Kleang, you’ll board a boat driven by a villager. Crossing the Tonlé Sap at a leisurely pace, you’ll have the opportunity to observe one of the lake’s most beautiful villages built on stilts.
The small local boat is equipped with a motor, enabling it to navigate easily through the village and along the various canals leading to the Great Lake. Once you reach the end
of the canal, you’ll realize just how vast the lake is, with the horizon stretching as far as the eye can see.

Picnic dinner in a traditional house on stilts.
You’ll have the chance to dine in one of the most beautiful houses in the village. Here, you’ll enjoy a fine picnic in an exceptional setting and atmosphere. The
traditional Cambodian houses on stilts are quite common throughout the country, but the floating village and the village of houses on stilts in Kompong Khleang are
must-visit places. Here you’ll discover the daily lives of the fishermen who have lived here in a way of life that has been preserved for generations.

In the afternoon, you’ll continue your day with an excursion to Banteay Srei, a magnificent pink sandstone temple also known as the “Citadel of the
women” and featuring remarkable sculptures of deities. You’re likely to be captivated by this temple, not the largest in the Angkor complex, but by far the most refined. It became mythical when Malraux stole a bas-relief and 2 apsaras from it in 1923. This is the only major temple not to have been built by a king. Its construction is attributed to Yajnavaraha, a courtier and adviser to the king. It’s a true gem of
Khmer art and today one of the best restored sites in the world. On the way back to Siem Reap, visit a palm sugar factory, the romantic temple of Bantey Samre, nicknamed “miniature Angkor Wat”.

Dinner and Apsara show at local restaurant.

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Transport: Siem Reap- Kampong Khleang (50 km – 1h15min)
Kampong Khleang – Banteay Srei (25 kilometers – 1h each way)

Lunch at the hotel.
After lunch at the hotel, visit Angkor Wat temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its slender towers and unique bas-reliefs, it is one of the most extraordinary monuments ever conceived by the human mind, erected in the 12th century in honour of Vishnu. Of all the temples, Angkor Wat is the best known and the most majestic.

Typical dinner in a private home in Angkor Park
Angkor Archaeological Park is not only the realm of travelers admiring the art and architecture of past civilizations, it is also the home of many
inhabitants of the Siem Reap region.

Along the trails and past the temples, we discover small villages with pretty traditional houses. We suggest you get away from the tourist crowds for a picnic dinner and enjoy your meal in one of these private wooden houses in a serene, authentic atmosphere.

You’ll take the road to Battambang via Sisophon. On the way, you’ll stop off at a village home to traditional stone-carving craftsmen.
This is an opportunity to discover their techniques and way of life, and to spend some quality time with them.
Check-in at your hotel. Free time to relax.
Dinner at a local restaurant.

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Transport: Siem Reap- Battambang (163 kilometers – 3 hours)

Lunch at the hotel,
The afternoon will be devoted to a tuk tuk tour of the countryside. The tour will start at the old pagoda called Wat Balat, located about 3 kilometers from the city center. On the way you’ll follow a small stream and see the
houses typical of this region, as well as rice fields, local workshops and much more. Observe the daily activities of the locals, such as the f abrication of
handmade knives and the preparation of glutinous rice and the traditional fish paste called prahok. You’ll experience an unforgettable moment accompanied by children
waving and shouting “hello” as you pass.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

You’ll visit an old house in the village of Wat Kor. Since 1920, this house has been inhabited by the same family, and you’ll have the opportunity to discover the
typical Cambodian lifestyle. In the city of Battambang, only around twenty traditional houses remain; all the others were destroyed during the Khmer Rouge era
and the war that followed.
Visits are led by the nephew and niece of Madame Bun Roeung, the owner of the house, now 75 years old. She was born in this house and has always lived here, except during the Khmer Rouge period when she had to move. At the end of this tumultuous period in history, she returned to claim her property. She
speaks good French and English and enjoys spending time with visitors to talk about Cambodian history. Tours can be conducted in French or English and can accommodate up to 20 people at a time.
You will then visit Phare Ponleu Selpak, a Battambang-based NGO founded in 1994 to provide underprivileged young Cambodians with an education
artistic.

Dinner at local restaurant.

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Lunch at the hotel.

Today you’ll start your day with a visit to a bustling local market to buy fresh ingredients for your cooking class with a local chef. You’ll learn the art of cooking different Khmer dishes and taste your preparation before packing up what you’ve made for the monks. Then you’ll go to the nearby pagoda, where you’ ll attend the monks’ daily rituals, before making an offering of your preparation, and receiving the monks’ blessing through their prayers in exchange for your offering.

It’s a unique opportunity to discover the daily habits of Cambodian families and the way of life in a pagoda. In Cambodia, food is seen as an instrument of connection between monks and the local community, a revered tradition dating back centuries and a way of showing gratitude and respect for the Buddhist faith.

After this experience, it’s time to say goodbye to your chef and continue your discoveries.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

Embark on an original ride on the Bamboo Train. The Bamboo Train is one of Battambang’s most famous attractions. Originally, it was a real means of transport used by the population during the war, but it was also a very valuable way of moving soldiers from one province to another. Nowadays, locals still use the railroad to transport sacks of rice and, of course, to get around! It’s a unique and really fun way to discover Battambang’s most beautiful rural landscapes, and it’s incredibly authentic to admire the region’s beauty in this way. Follow the locals’ example and climb aboard the bamboo train!

You’ll visit the bats in the caves of Phnom Sampov. Phnom Sampov dominates the landscape as a natural and historical site known for its various hilltop shrines and temples, most of which are memorials to its “murder caves” of the Khmer Rouge era. Phnom Sampov is best known for the daily spectacle of its bat caves. At the end of the day, sit down at the foot of the hill to watch the millions of them emerge from the caves for the night. Duration: 45 minutes

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Transport: Battambang- Phnom Sampov (15 kilometers – 30min)

Lunch at the hotel.

Today you’ll head for Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia.

The road from Battambang to Phnom Penh takes you through both rural and urban Cambodia. Along the way, you’ll see daily scenes of local life, roadside markets and villages that offer a glimpse of the country beyond the tourist sites. This trip gives a real, authentic sense of the pace of life in Cambodia. It’s a simple trip, leaving you time to relax and enjoy the surroundings as you make your way to the capital.

You then visit the pottery village. In this village, only a few families are still in business and continue to make pottery in the traditional way.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

Continuation to Phnom Oudong, one of Cambodia’s ancient capitals after Angkor. The hill is crowned by enormous stupas of former kings and a magnificent new stupa housing the Buddha center. From the top, you can admire panoramic landscapes of villages, pagodas, plains, lakes… After the descent, drive to the goldsmiths’ village on the banks of the Tonlé Sap, a center for the manufacture of silver souvenirs, arriving in Phnom Penh at the end of the day.

Arrival in Phnom Penh.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Distance and duration (excluding site visits): 300 kilometers – 5 hours

Lunch at the hotel.

This morning, you’ll visit the Royal Palace. Built in 1866 by King Norodom, it houses the famous Silver Pagoda. Richly decorated, it contains masterpieces such as a solid gold Buddha encrusted with 9,584 diamonds and weighing 90 kilos, as well as an emerald and Baccarat crystal Buddha dating from the 17th century.

Then on to Wat Phnom temple, a pagoda built on a man-made hill and “topped” by a monastery housing sacred relics.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Saigon.

Arrival at the airport, welcome by your local guide, then transfer to your hotel.

A little time to rest.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Lunch at hotel

During your visit to the capital of the South, you’ll discover that the architecture in the center of Hô Chi Minh City is still very much representative of the colonial era and Chinese influence. The city’s historic landmarks are located in District 1: the Grand Central Post Office, whose steel structure was designed by Gustave Eiffel, the red-brick Notre-Dame Cathedral(exterior ), similar to Notre-Dame de Paris, the Opera House, the Reunification Palace and Dong Khoi Street.

From Ho Chi Minh City, spend a day in Ben Tre, in the heart of the Mekong Delta, before boarding a boat for a cruise along the river.

Dinner, featuring local specialties, will be served in a riverside restaurant.

You’ll visit a local house to learn how coconut rice cakes are traditionally made. Next, embark on a boat trip on the Cái Sơn River, with a stop in a village where you’ll discover beekeeping and coconut candy making, accompanied by honey tea tasting and traditional music.

Continue by bicycle or xe lôi through the village, visiting a house where hand-made mats are produced. A trip in a rowing boat on a palm-fringed canal concludes this immersion experience.

At the end of the tour, you’ll head back to your hotel.

Supper.

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Transport: Sai Gon- Ben Tre (100 km – 2h 30min)

Lunch at the hotel.

Discover the floating market of Thơm, specializing in coconuts.

Then you’ll visit the island of Cồn Hô, located in the heart of the Mekong delta in the province of Bến Tre, is a small, unspoilt island where you can discover authentic island life. It’s home to just twenty or so families (around 20-21 households), living mainly from orchard cultivation and fishing.

Due to its small size, the island has no roads, bicycles or motorcycles: discovery is purely on foot, making it a peaceful, timeless place. Cồn Hô is not connected to the national electricity grid; the inhabitants use solar energy, which is sufficient for essential daily needs. Drinking water comes from rainwater, carefully collected and stored during the rainy season. A visit to the island not only allows you to admire the scenery of coconut palms and tropical gardens, but also to share a warm moment with local families and gain a better understanding of their simple way of life in harmony with nature.

Dinner with the locals.

Then transfer by bus to Tra Vinh, a splendid region of the Mekong Delta, where a third of the population is Khmer. You’ll visit the magnificent Ba Om pond and the ancient Ang pagoda, two places at the heart of Khmer life and culture in Tra Vinh.

Continuation to Can Tho.

Check-in at your hotel.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Transport: Vinh Long- Can Tho (45km- 1h30min)

Lunch at the hotel.

In the morning, you’ll set off for a day of discovery and wonder along the Mekong. At the Cai Rang floating market, you’ll catch a glimpse of the river’s lively atmosphere, where merchants buy and sell all kinds of fresh fruit and fish from the river delta. On each market boat, you’ll see a long stick with a fruit or vegetable hanging from the end, which serves as an indicator of what kind of goods are being sold on board. You’ll see pineapples, oranges, salads, vegetables and turnips.

After your market visit, you’ll head to Ba Lang to visit a local orchard.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

Transfer to the airport for the flight to Danang

Arrival in Danang, welcome by a new guide, then transfer to Hoi An.

Dinner at local restaurant.

Overnight at hotel.

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Transport: Danang- Hoi An (50km- 1h)

Lunch at the hotel.

Morning drive to the archaeological site of My Son (45 kms – 1 hour drive), the “Sacred Valley” of the Indian Champa kingdom , with over 70 sanctuary towers dating from the 7th to 13th centuries. Encircled by a natural amphitheatre of hills, symbolizing feminine nature, this site is the pedestal of Shiva, the privileged place of contact between the world of men and the cosmic world, a fabulous priestly complex still imbued with mystery, despite the ravages of time and war. Temples and “kalans” combine graceful decoration with slender vertical lines. The spirituality that dominated this kingdom for over five centuries will be evoked and explored.

Return to town around noon.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

You’ll visit Hoi An’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, giving you a glimpse of what an economic center in Southeast Asia might have looked like a few hundred years ago. Stroll through the narrow streets lined with old houses and watch the locals bargain at the market.

Dinner on your own.

Overnight at hotel in Hoi An.

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Transport: Hoi An- My Son (30 km – 1h30min) per journey

Lunch at the hotel.

Local experience in Tra Que, the herb village.

Your bike will take you through Hoi An’s rural landscape to Tra Que, the village known for its aromatic herbs. You’ll join local farmers and observe how they plant and harvest vegetables on a daily basis. They’ll warmly welcome you with a local non-alcoholic cocktail, then you’ll enjoy a footbath and massage before taking part in a banhxeo cooking demonstration.

Dinner will then feature village specialities including tam huu (small skewers of pork and shrimp), different varieties of shrimp, pork with herbs, etc.

Return to your hotel.

Free time to rest.

Attend the “A O” circus show in Hoi An

“A O” is the name given to a new style of performance art, also known as “new circus” in the rest of the world. The show surpasses all the limits previously set in Vietnam by many artistic shows. You’ll have the opportunity to let your imagination soar as you admire the visual creations and lighting of each performance. The main props used during the show are bamboo boats and baskets, which are used by many Vietnamese on a daily basis. The 60-minute show will take you through many different emotions.

Dinner on your own and overnight at the hotel.

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Distance and duration of bike ride: 6.5 kilometers – 1h 15min

Lunch at the hotel.

In the morning, depart Hoi An for the city of Hué, Vietnam’s former imperial capital from 1802 to 1945, via the famous “Cloud Pass”, which offers a superb panorama of the coastline from its summit.

Arrival in Hue late morning.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

Your day continues with a visit to Hue’s landmark Thien Mu pagoda, on the banks of the Perfume River in Hue. The pagoda, with its elegant architecture, bears witness to the devotion to Buddhism and the timeless beauty and spiritual importance of the people of Hue.

You will then visit the tomb of Emperor Tu Duc, one of Hué’s most beautiful sites. Built during the emperor’s lifetime, in a narrow valley some 8 kilometers from the center of Hué, it is a model of traditional Vietnamese art and architecture. In a soothing, tranquil atmosphere, some 50 buildings are spread over the entire surface of the tomb. Altars, pavilions, theaters and temples are brought together in what is known as the worship zone. The tour takes you along paved paths along the lake to the emperor’s tomb, its enclosure, the main courtyard and the tomb stele pavilion. You’ll probably be surprised by the sheer size of the imperial tombs, reflecting their founders’ dreams of grandeur, power and beauty.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Transport: Hoi An- Hue (150 kilometers – 3 hours)

Lunch at the hotel.

In the morning, we take a stroll through the Dong Ba market , where you’ll find some of the most beautiful conical hats in Vietnam.

Then visit the Imperial Citadel, built between 1805 and 1832 by Emperor Gia Long. It covers an area of 5.2km2. Its architecture is reminiscent of the citadels of the Orient, but with French inspiration. It comprises 3 enclosures: Protective Enclosure, Imperial City, Forbidden Purple City. Explore the main monuments of this world heritage site: Flag Tower, Midi Gate, Edict Pavilion, Palace of Supreme Harmony, Forbidden Purple City.

Dinner at local restaurant.

Free time.

Transfer to airport for flight to Hanoi

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Transport: Hanoi airport – hotel: 30km-1h

Lunch at the hotel.

Your day begins with a stroll , then a cyclo-pousse ride through the colonial part of the city, with its French concessions: the Opera House, the Hôtel Métropole (former residence of the Indochina governors), the Banque d’État (former Indochina bank) and the École française d’Extrême-Orient.

Then a stroll through the narrow streets of Hanoi’s old 36 guilds district to discover the bustling capital at a walking pace – you’ll feel like you’re strolling through a postcard.

You’ll then visit Hoan Kiem Lake (Lake of the Restituted Sword), the symbol of Hanoi, and nearby, the Ngoc Son Temple (Jade Mountain) occupying the largest islet on Hoan Kiem Lake. With its rich and varied architectural ensemble, this is truly a place of worship to be contemplated, admired and discovered.

Visit to the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university, founded in the 11th century (1070), and a major historical and cultural monument in Hanoi and the rest of the country. This beautiful Confucian temple is considered the most representative example of traditional Vietnamese architecture.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

Afternoon drive to Lac de l’Ouest, Hanoi’s largest lake, with a surface area of almost 500ha, to visit the Tran Quoc pagoda – Hanoi’s oldest pagoda (6th century). Then visit Ho Chi Minh’s district , where you’ll find his mausoleum, his house on stilts and his garden in the grounds of the presidential palace (formerly the Palace of the Governor of Indochina), the pagoda with the single pillar.

In the late afternoon, you’ll attend a water puppet show, the folk art of the people of the Red River delta, in which the whole soul of the Vietnamese rice paddy is expressed with its characters, traditions, rituals, pets, gods and various genies.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Lunch at the hotel.

Departure for the ancient ceramics village of Bat Trang, about 12 km northeast of Hanoi, on the banks of the Red River, renowned for centuries for its traditional blue-decorated porcelain wares.

On arrival, take a stroll through the narrow streets of the ancient village of Bat Trang, home to many family-run workshops and temples. Visit the temple dedicated to the village’s Mother Protector , where you can make offerings and burn votive papers like the Vietnamese.

Then you’ll visit a ceramics factory specializing in the reproduction of antique objects, where you can learn about the ceramics production process and the life and work of the young workers.

Stop off at a small workshop where young painters decorate vases by hand and meet a family who produce small paintings on ceramics.

You’ll also visit theold communal house dedicated to the village’s Protective Genius and the century-old “Lo Bau” kiln. Finally, you can watch a demonstration by a craftsman who can transform a piece of clay into several different products with his highly skilled hands. If you wish, you can “get your hands dirty”.

Return to town around noon.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

Then, a visit to the Ethnography Museum , where some 1,500 objects from the daily lives, customs and costumes of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups are vividly displayed. There’s also an open-air exhibition featuring examples of traditional ethnic dwellings. An essential stop-off for a general overview of Vietnam’s peoples, and in particular the minorities you’ll meet throughout your stay.

Late afternoon at leisure.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

Then transfer to Hanoi station for the night train to Lao Cai.

Overnight on board the train – private compartment for 2 people.

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Transport: Hanoi- Bat Trang (15 km – 30min)

Arrive at Lao Cai station around 6:00 am.

Courtesy en-suite rooms (standard comfort level) are available on arrival.

Drive to Bac Ha to visit the Can Cau market (open Saturdays only), 8km north of Bac Ha. These ethnic markets are held once a week and bring together several ethnic minorities in northern Vietnam. It’s not just a place to exchange products, but also a social gathering place. The traditional costumes of each ethnic group are the richness of these markets.

Dinner at local restaurant.

Afterwards, you’ll stroll towards the Thai Giang Pho village through a beautiful valley inhabited by the Tays in their stilt houses.

You then head for Sapa. Check-in at your hotel.

Late afternoon at leisure.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Transport: Lao Cai- Bac Ha (90km – 1h30); Bac Ha- Sapa (110 km – 3h00)

Lunch at the hotel.

In the morning, stroll through the streets of Sapa to discover the town, in particular the market, the cathedral and the central square.

The rest of the day will be devoted to discovering Sapa’s minority villages and their way of life, culture and traditions. Leaving Sapa, the trail takes you into the Muong Hoa valley, populated by mountain tribes including the Black H’Mongs, Red Daos, Giays… You’ll have the chance to meet and communicate with village women still wearing their traditional dress.

You’ll continue your walk through the rice terraces , passing through the village of Y Linh Ho, on small dirt roads to the village of Lao Chai, where you’ ll dine in a restaurant or with a local host family.

In the afternoon, easy stroll to the village of Giang Ta Chai.

Return to Sapa and free afternoon.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Arrival at Hanoi station at around 5:30 am. Welcome at the station and transfer to town for lunch.

Courtesy rooms with en-suite bathrooms (standard comfort level) are available on arrival for you to take a shower and make yourself comfortable after a night on the train.

At 8am, departure for Ninh Binh (120km – 2h30), one of Vietnam’s most famous sites. The province is favored by nature, with the harmony of mountains, plains, rivers and sea creating a picturesque landscape. It’s also known as Halong Bay on land.

On arrival, transfer to Hoa Lu , then visit the former capital of Vietnam under the Dinh dynasty (968-980) and the early Le dynasty (980-1009). Discover its temples dedicated to emperors Dinh Tien Hoang and Le Dai Hanh. Dating back to the 10th century, they still retain all the beauty and finesse of the art of wood and stone carving and engraving practised by Vietnamese artists since the 17th century.

Then on to Tam Coc, where we dine in a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, take a 2-hour trip by small rowing boat to Tam Coc, nicknamed Halong Bay on land, through caves, karst peaks and flooded rice fields (Tam Coc means “three caves”).

Afterwards, a walk through the surrounding villages of Tam Coc and the rice paddies. Along the way, you’ll discover local life and the typical landscapes of this area. Visit the Bich Dong pagodas on the slopes of Ngu Nhac mountain. This group of three pagodas dates back to the 10th century.

Return to the hotel in the late afternoon.

Dinner in a local restaurant.

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Transport: Hanoi- Ninh Binh (120km- 2h30min)

Lunch at the hotel.

Morning departure for Ha Long.

Arrival at Tuan Chau port, formalities and boarding around 12:30 pm. After a welcome drink with cold towel, you’ll be served a special dinner with fresh, appetizing dishes. Enjoy your meal on our luxury junk. We then set sail for Lan Ha Bay – one of the most beautiful bays in the world.

Upon arrival in theTra Bau Island area, the famous filming location for Kong Skull Island (King Kong) in 2018, kayak through the karst and breathtaking nature. Possibility of a swim in the bay (weather permitting).

At the end of the day, return to the boat. Cooking demonstration to learn how to make one of Vietnam’s most famous dishes, spring rolls.

Enjoy the sunset in Lan Ha Bay. It’s an ideal time for photography enthusiasts to capture the stunning sunset.

Dinner on board at the restaurant.

Possibility of squid fishing in the evening. Night on board in a private cabin sheltered by magical islets.

Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, dinner

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Transport: Ninh Binh- Halong (200 km – 4h)

Start your day full of energy with a Tai-chi session on deck and watch the sunrise.

The sun beams down early on the bay. Bands of mist surround the thousands of karst knolls. In the distance, on mini-boats, fishermen gather fish caught in their nets. All this creates a majestic, unreal seascape. This natural tableau is not to be missed.

Lunch is served as the boat weighs anchor and then slips quietly into the bay, including coffee, tea, cookies, crunchies, etc…

You leave the boat for the transfer from Gia Luan to Trung Trang – one of the most impressive caves on the island of Cat Ba, Vietnam. This limestone cave boasts thousands of stalactites in a variety of shapes, offering geological values with a typical cave ecosystem.

Back on board by 09:00, time for a shower before vacating your cabins. The boat continues on to other beautiful spots before completing its loop.

Brunch on board before disembarking at the pier around midday and returning to Hanoi.

Depending on your flight schedule, transfer directly to Hanoi airport for your departure flight.

Dinner and overnight on board.

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Transport: Halong – Hanoi (170km – 2h45min)

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