Epic Vietnam

Day 1: Echoes of the Past – The Cu Chi Tunnels

Your voyage begins in Ho Chi Minh City, where modern skyscrapers stand tall over colonial architecture. But in the afternoon, you’ll step back in time at the Cu Chi Tunnels, a hidden underworld that once sheltered guerrilla fighters. Crawl through narrow passages, see secret kitchens and wartime hospitals, and learn of the ingenuity that turned this land into a fortress.
As you return to the city, reflect on how a land once torn by conflict now pulses with peace and vitality.

Day 2: The Song of the Mekong

Rise early for a journey into the heart of the Mekong Delta, where life flows with the rhythm of the river. Cruise past lush orchards, honey farms, and coconut groves. Glide on traditional boats beneath swaying palms, taste tropical fruits, and listen to the soft strains of southern folk music.
By evening, return to Ho Chi Minh City and wander the vibrant maze of Ben Thanh Market or, on weekends, stroll the neon glow of Bui Vien Walking Street—where modern Vietnam meets timeless tradition.

Day 3: Sands of Time – Mui Ne’s Desert by the Sea

Leave the city behind and journey to the surreal landscapes of Mui Ne. Walk barefoot through the Fairy Stream, where water has carved colorful canyons. Visit a traditional fishing village, alive with the bustle of daily life, before racing across the shimmering White Sand Dunes by jeep or ATV.
As the day ends, climb the Red Sand Dunes and watch the sun melt into the horizon—a fiery masterpiece painted across the sky.

Day 4: Venice of the Tropics – Grand World Phu Quoc

Fly to the island paradise of Phu Quoc, where turquoise seas meet golden sands. In the afternoon, enter the fantastical realm of Grand World—a vibrant “mini-city” of canals, colorful piazzas, shopping streets, and endless entertainment.
Drift on gondolas, enjoy open-air performances, and dine under the stars in this dreamlike escape.

Day 5: Islands of Sunlight & Coral

Sail across sapphire seas on a 3-island boat tour. Snorkel among coral gardens at Xuong Island, sink your toes into soft sands at May Rut Trong, and savor a fresh seafood lunch on board. The adventure continues at Aquatopia Water Park on Thom Island before you ascend skyward on the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car—a breathtaking ride as the sun sets across the horizon.

Day 6: Wonders & Wilderness – VinWonders & Vinpearl Safari

A day of enchantment awaits. At VinWonders, lose yourself in thrilling rides, magical shows, and fantasy worlds. Later, step into the untamed beauty of Vinpearl Safari, where elephants, giraffes, and exotic creatures roam in lush habitats. From morning performances to the dazzling “Once” night show, today is a symphony of thrills and wonder.

Day 7: Mystical Mountains & Lantern Dreams

Arrive in Danang and ascend the sacred Marble Mountains, where Buddhist sanctuaries hide within caves and stone stairways lead to panoramic views. By nightfall, arrive in Hoi An, a riverside town glowing with lanterns, where time itself seems to pause.

Day 8: Bridge of the Gods – Ba Na Hills

Take a cable car ride into the clouds to discover Ba Na Hills. Stroll through French-inspired gardens and castles, but the crown jewel awaits: the Golden Bridge, cradled by colossal stone hands emerging from the mist. Here, heaven and earth seem to touch.

Day 9: The Hands of the Artisan – Hanoi’s Villages

Fly to Hanoi and step into the world of craftsmanship. Learn the secrets of incense-making, weave your own conical hat, and paint traditional lacquerware alongside skilled artisans. Share a home-cooked meal before an optional visit to Train Street, where life and locomotives coexist in a uniquely Vietnamese way.

Day 10: Pagodas & Peaks of Ninh Binh

Venture to Bai Dinh Pagoda, Vietnam’s grandest Buddhist complex, where colossal statues rise amid limestone cliffs. Drift along the tranquil waterways of Trang An, a UNESCO site often called “Ha Long Bay on land.” End your day atop the steps of Mua Cave, gazing over a valley where rivers and mountains embrace.

Day 11: Gateway to the Highlands – Arrival in Ha Giang

Leave the hum of Hanoi behind as you journey north toward the raw beauty of Ha Giang. This is the land where limestone peaks pierce the sky, and winding mountain roads whisper promises of adventure. Tonight, you rest at the gateway to Vietnam’s most spectacular loop—the beginning of your path through timeless highlands.

Day 12: Road of Happiness – Du Gia & the Fairy Hills

The road unfurls like a ribbon through valleys and mountains, leading you into the heart of the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark. Cross the Quan Ba Pass to the mystical “Heaven’s Gate,” where the world stretches endlessly in green waves. Pass the whimsical Fairy Hills before descending into remote valleys.
By evening, arrive in Du Gia, a village embraced by waterfalls and rice terraces. Here, life slows down—you’ll share dinner with a warm-hearted host family and fall asleep to the songs of the mountains.

Day 13: Among Giants – Ma Pi Leng & the Sky Route

Today brings one of the most awe-inspiring roads on earth: the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass, where cliffs plunge into jade rivers and clouds brush your shoulders. Along the Sky Route, every bend reveals another breathtaking vista.
Arrive in Dong Van, the northernmost town of Vietnam, where stone streets echo with history. For those who seek it, climb to the Lung Cu Flag Tower, where the crimson flag marks Vietnam’s furthest point north, waving proudly above endless valleys.

Day 14: Palaces of the Hmong King – Return to Ha Giang

Begin your descent south, pausing at the centuries-old palace of Vuong Chinh Duc, the “King of the Hmong,” whose mansion of stone and wood whispers tales of power and resilience. Pass pine forests, sweeping rice terraces, and valleys carved by the Song La River, before crossing the Quan Ba Pass once more. By late afternoon, you return to Ha Giang, completing a loop that will live forever in memory.

Day 15: Misty Horizons – Journey to Sapa

Leave Ha Giang’s rugged majesty behind and set off for Sapa, a mountain haven nestled among clouds. With its cool air, emerald terraces, and mist drifting over rooftops, Sapa greets you as a dreamscape suspended between earth and sky.

Day 16: Mountains of Dragons – Trekking Ham Rong & Hmong Villages

Begin your morning ascent up Ham Rong (Dragon) Mountain, where blossoms scatter across stone gardens and panoramic views stretch to Fansipan Peak, the “Roof of Indochina.” Trek through trails leading to Hmong villages—Sa Seng, Hang Da, and Hau Chu Ngai—where life unfolds slowly amid cornfields, plum orchards, and rocky slopes. Lunch in a village brings you closer to the traditions of the people who call these mountains home.

Day 17: Ride of the Winds – Alpine Coaster & Panoramic Valleys

Embrace both thrill and tranquility today. Glide down the mountain track on the Alpine Coaster, controlling your own speed as the valley spreads below in dizzying beauty. At Best View Sapa, sip coffee or tea while gazing over rolling hills and the majestic Hoàng Liên Sơn Range. In the evening, wander through the lively Sapa Market, where colors, scents, and voices create a tapestry of culture.

Day 18: The Roof of Indochina – Fansipan Peak

Morning light calls you higher—ride the cable car to Fansipan Peak, the tallest mountain in all of Indochina. Step onto its summit platform, where prayer flags flutter and clouds drift below your feet. This is the roof of a kingdom, where heaven feels close enough to touch. In the evening, board the overnight train, rocking gently back toward Hanoi.

Day 19: Valleys of Legends – Angel Mountain & Cao Bang

Depart Hanoi once again, this time northward to the mystical lands of Cao Bang. Along the way, rice fields and karst mountains paint a living canvas. Stop for lunch in a quiet homestay before venturing to Angel Mountain, where a single cyclopean peak rises like a sentinel. Evening brings you to a warm local homestay, where mountain air and heartfelt hospitality await.

Day 20: The Roar of Ban Gioc – Waterfalls & Pagodas

Awake to crisp mountain air before exploring the mysterious Tiger Cave, its stalactites forming dragons, lotuses, and mythical beasts. Climb to Truc Lam Pagoda, perched high with serene views of valleys and rivers. Then, the crescendo—Ban Gioc Waterfall, one of the most spectacular in Asia, cascading on the border with China. Stand in awe as water thunders into emerald pools, nature’s own symphony.

Day 21: Emerald Dreamscape – Into Ha Long Bay

Journey east to the sea, where limestone towers rise from jade waters. Step aboard your cruise ship in Ha Long Bay and sail through a wonder of the world. Choose to kayak through Dark & Bright Cave or drift among lagoons at Ba Trai Dao, before returning for a sunset party on deck. As night falls, join a cooking class, try squid fishing, or simply let the stars guide your dreams on the water.

Day 22: Sunrise over Lan Ha – Farewell to the Sea

At dawn, join a Tai Chi session on deck as the sun’s first light gilds the bay. After breakfast, choose your adventure: kayak in the tranquil Ao Ech lagoon or explore Quan Y Cave on Cat Ba Island. Enjoy a farewell brunch before disembarking. Return to Hanoi with salt on your skin, serenity in your heart, and the sea forever etched in memory.

Day 23: Hanoi at Leisure

Spend your final full day wandering Hanoi at your own pace—sip egg coffee in hidden alley cafés, shop for silk in the Old Quarter, or visit the serene lakes and temples scattered across the city.

Day 24: Farewell Vietnam

Your grand journey comes to an end. Depart Hanoi with your heart full of memories—of sunsets over red dunes, winding mountain passes, golden temples, and the warm smiles of Vietnam’s people.

Hotel Details: 3/4/5- Star with a View Room or similar

• Ho Chi Minh: Bay Hotel or similar
• Phu Quoc: SOL by Meliá or similar
• Da Nang: Le Sands Oceanfront or similar
• Hanoi: Lavender Central or similar
• Ha Giang: Phoenix Hotel or similar
• Da Giu: Homestay 
• Dong Van: Homestay
• Sa Pa: Sapa Jade Hill Resort & Spa or similar
• Cao Bang: Homestay
• La Han Bay & Ha Long Bay cruise with balcony or similar

Tourist: Evisa

• Passport Photo Copy with front and back
• Photo with white background, 35mm*45mm, 80% face coverage, and taken in the last 3 months
• Pancard

Processing Time: Vietnam

• Visa type: Single entry
• Processing time: 5-7 working days
• Stay duration: 30 days per entry
• Visa validity: Depends on the embassy

NOTE: Visa fees are subject to change. The package cost is based on a minimum of 2 adults travelling together. Rates vary at the time of booking; the given rate is an estimate.