1. Because the food of destination are very delicious so you will be easy to getindigestion anh ecrutate.
2. Because the splash of sand is very interested so your skin will be brown and sunburned.
3. You don’t dive under water to long, you have the strenuosly crept up for breathingbecause the creaure are very interested.
4. You have to bring a lot of film for fotograph because the beautiful scenery.
5. You shall not climb to the moutain too much because the moutains are very interested so you won’t be to come back.
6. Here only for the couple who enjoy the Honeymoon.You will be forget the coming back because falling inlove.
7. You shall not bring here many things because in this place the goods are very cheaper than any onelse.
8. You will be out of order because the spoil of elegant hotel and thoughful serving of staff from minimum and maximum.
9. You will be friendship with the local people because they prefer to meet with all the conners of the earth.
10. You have to remember the day for coming back because the festivals are happeing all the year.
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Tour TET NEW YEAR
If your looking for the best tour of Vietnam, this is it, a cultural journey offering a comprehensive portrait of Vietnam
Detailed Itinerary
Tet Prayer at One Pillar Pagoda
February 2, Arrive Hanoi Arrive at Soviet-era Noi Bai Airport outside of Hanoi where 30-year old MIGs still lift off. A thousand year-old city, Hanoi was also the former French capital of Indochina which is reflected in it's dominant architecture along the tree-line boulevards. Now the political and cultural center of Vietnam, Hanoi holds guard of the country's ideals while Saigon rapidly persues capitalism.
Afternoon and evening free to stroll and soak up Hanoi's stoic atmosphere along Hoan Kiem Lake and ancient, yet lively Old Quarter or of course, rest from your overnight flight. Accommodation at renowned Sofitel Metropole.
February 3, Hanoi City tour of Hanoi with long stop at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and serene One Pillar Pagoda followed by lunch at a popular children's vocational cooperative.
Afternoon stroll through family homes in the Old Quarter -- the most densely populated urban place on earth and where Tet preparations will be in full swing. A couple hours free to wander Hanoi's silk, art and other specialty shops before dinner. Orientation dinner at Vietnam's most elegant French-Vietnamese restaurant followed by a traditional, delightful water puppet performance.
Old Quarter Tet Market
Halong Bay
February 4, Hanoi to Halong Bay Morning departure to the geographic highlight of Vietnam and UNESCO World Heritage site, Halong Bay. After arrival in Halong, board the luxury Hoang Hai yacht for seafood lunch. Stop for sightseeing in Hang Dau Go (Hiding the Timber Cave), the largest grotto in the Halong area. Optional afternoon kayaking at sunset on Halong. Seafood dinner and overnight on board in private cabin.
February 5, Halong Bayto Hanoi Continued exploration Halong Bay before farewell lunch with crew. Mid-afternoon return to Hanoi for last-minute shopping, sightseeing, or relaxing. Dinner free on central lake area. Accommodation at the Sofitel Metropole.
Halong Bay
Thien Mu, Hue
February 6, Hanoi to Hue Morning, one-hour airline flight to the ancient Imperial Capital of Vietnam. Set on the tranquil Perfume River, Hue is arguably Vietnam's most pleasant and picturesque city. While Saigon and to a lesser extent, Hanoi, have seen heavy growth in the last decade, Hue remains largely untouched and tranquil.
After hotel check in, transfer to the dock for a dragon boat ride upstream towards the triangle of the Perfume river to the Con Hen island to visit local homes, cottage industries and the peaceful Thien Mu Pagoda, Hue's most preserved religious temple standing high on the Perfume riverbank. In the afternoon, exploration of the Forbidden Purple city before visiting the imposing Imperial Citadel, famous from images during the 1968 Tet Offensive. Accommodation at French-colonial Morin hotel.
February 7, Hue A succession of Nguyen Dynasty Emperors built grand tombs on a wide scale, scattering them around the hills surrounding Hue. We will see two wonderful examples of Imperial architecture, traveling from our restored hotel on the riverfront through Hue's beautiful countryside to the majestic Khai Dinh and Tu Duc Royal Tombs. Afternoon free to explore the giant, bustling riverfront market and other attractions, or rest up for our next day's journey. Evening, enjoy royal dinner at the former royal library Palace of An Dinh.
Dong Ba Market in Hue
Verdant Fields
February 8, Hue to Hoi An Morning departure, stopping en route at picturesque Lang Co Lagoon over the Hai Van Pass to Danang, Vietnam's geographical and psychological boundary between north and south. Upon arrival in Danang, visit the Cham Museum, with artifacts from the Kingdom of Champa, a civilization that ruled central Vietnam from the 2nd to 14th century. Afterwards, stop to visit Marble mountain and China Beach, a former US Marine Corps "R&R" spot. Dinner in Hoi An along the serene riverfront. Accommodation at the Victoria Resort.
February 9, Hoi An A special day celebrating Tet in Hoi An. The narrow streets of Hoi An are lined with buildings representing a mix of architectural styles, some of which are not seen anywhere else in Vietnam today, leaving you with the feeling that you have truly traveled back in time. Enjoy a walking tour of this historic town to visit some of the highlights including the Temples of Phuc Kien and Quang Dong, and the 16th century Japanese Covered Bridge. Lunch of traditional Cao Lao Soup. Traditional Tet activities will be in full swing. Evening cooking lesson featuring local specialties by another of Vietnam's most talented chefs, or free time on your own for a boat excursion on the river. Plenty of time to also explore Hoi An's vibrant Tet market.
Matriarch at Tet market
Nha Trang Harbor
February 10 , Hoi An to Nha Trang Morning coach trip to Danang for one-hour flight to Nha Trang. Arrive midday in Vietnam's most popular beach town and the picturesque Ana Mandara Resort on the sands facing the South China Sea. Optional city tour or afternoon free to laze on the beach or get a massage. Seafood dinner. Accommodation at Ana Mandara beach resort. Optional Evanson Villa upgrade.
February 11, Nha Trang Morning city tour of Vietnam's "Waikiki" including Long Son Pagoda overlooking the city, Po Nagar Cham towers built in the 8th century (right), and picturesque Hon Chong point with scenic vistas of Nha Trang's coast.
Afternoon free for further sightseeing, beach combing or relaxing by the resort pool. Dinner banquet featuring grilled seafood and vegetables. Accommodation at the renowned Six Sense's Ana Mandara Resort.
Po Nagar Cham Ruins
Saigon Skyline
February 12, Nha Trang to Saigon After breakfast, mid-morning flight to Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), arriving in the economic hub of Vietnam and Southeast Asia's most rapidly-growing city.
Afternoon exploration of Saigon's central district sights and shops, including Art Deco Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral, Reunification Palace and bustling Ben Thanh Market.
Private cooking lesson and dinner with chef Khuong. Overnight at the Caravelle Hotel overlooking the opera theater.
February 13, Saigon Saigon. City tour of the vibrant, untouristed Cholon's Bin Tay market, the Saigon River front and other several historical sites, including colonial-era post office. Afternoon exploration of local artist studios and galleries featured in our Arts Tour, including a lacquerware factory or last-minute shopping. Farewell dinner at one of Saigon's finest restaurants.
Saigon's Colonial-era Hotel de Ville
Bayon
February 14 , Depart Saigon Transfer to the airport for departure flight or optional extension to the Temples of Angkor in neighboring Cambodia (one-hour flight). After checking into hotel, we begin exploring the magnificent temples of Angkor including the enormous Angkor Wat, the south gate of Angkor Thom and the gigantic stone faces of the Bayon (left).
The day concludes with a panoramic view of the area and dramatic sunset from the summit overlooking Angkor Wat. Accommodation at the Raffles
