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Xin Chào! Welcome to Vietnam.

When you're out and about exploring the city, it feels like you've stumbled into a beautiful street food heaven. Where the cuisine will burn all of your taste buds, and the shocking part is that it is cooked by average locals. Walking the street in the midst of crazy traffic while observing individuals behave in a surprisingly normal manner. If you find that the bustling cities are too much for you to handle, then you might consider traveling to the northern region of Vietnam, which is filled with locations that you simply must see at least once in your lifetime. That is Ha Long Bay. Your breath will be taken away by the breathtaking splendor of the emerald-green waters and the limestone islands. Before heading back to the yacht to watch the sunset, guests can go swimming or kayaking among the islands. Continuing on from Ha Long, let's make our way to Ha Giang, the country of ethnic people, where the high mountains encompass the whole sky and where even the wildest things have been kept to this day.

Departure to central Vietnam. Hoi An is most certainly the first stop on the itinerary. This beautiful city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it is certain to enchant you with its quaint urban design, low population density, and traditional architecture. If you visit this city, you will not be disappointed. The Hoi An Lantern Festival is a once-a-month celebration that takes place in honor of the full moon and involves the release of thousands of paper lanterns into the night sky. If you visit at the correct time, you will be able to participate in this festival. But that's not even the most exciting part! Don't forget to check out the biggest cave system in the world. Phong Nha National Park is exactly what I am talking about. This enormous and intricate cave system was made by an underground river, and it is full of formations that were created by water seeping down from a rainforest that was located above it. Within the world's longest underground corridor, this incredible cave hides an even more extraordinary ecology than it already was.

Arriving in Southern Vietnam and beginning with the sensory assault that is Ho Chi Minh City, a metropolis where traditional businesses coexist with modern skyscrapers on the same street space. After leaving the city, you will come upon the sleepy Mekong Delta, an area of Vietnam where most of the population lives on the water and where arable land extends as far as the eye can see. Mui Ne is well known throughout Vietnam as the kitesurfing center of the country, and it is not very far away. Mui Ne is known for its laid-back beach environment. Off the coast of Vietnam, islands such as Phu Quoc and Con Dao will welcome you with unspoiled scenery and untouched coastlines.

Language: Vietnamese
Currency: Vietnamese dong
Electricity: 220V
Visas: Click here to see if you need a visa to enter Vietnam.
Dialling Code: +84
Time Zone: (GMT +07:00)