DAY 1 | ARRIVAL HANOI & WELCOME DINNER
Xin Chao & Welcome to Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam. Upon arrival at Noi Bai international airport, walk through the immigration counter then go to the luggage carrousel to collect your bags and clear customs if you have something to declare. Step out the arrival hall, you are met by our driver holding a signage with your name/group name and assisted with a 45-minute transfer to your hotel.
07:00 pm We all meet at the hotel lobby then take a private transfer to Home Hanoi restaurant. Enjoy Hanoi city night life, get to know the area and its typical culture with your guide’s explanation. Your dinner tonight is a great introduction to authentic Vietnamese cuisines, in set menu and hand-picked by Chef. Enjoy your dinner, mingle with your new friends. After dinner, transfer back to the hotel for free time at leisure.

Accommodations: Grand Mercure Hanoi Hotel (2 nights)
Meals: Dinner

DAY 2 | HANOI
Hanoi – Hanoi is relatively small and runs at quiet an unhurried pace for a capital city. Resting in the Red river delta region, the center is a mix of tree-lined avenues, maze like back streets with lively merchants’ stores, temples and lakes and has many fine colonial buildings.

EXPLORE COLONIAL HANOI, A WALK BACK IN TIME
At 08:00 hours delve into Hanoi’s colorful history. Learn about the life and times of former President Ho Chi Minh, who played a key role in the nation’s journey towards independence. Visit the mausoleum where his body is embalmed and see his humble stilted house, which was built in the style of an ethnic village home. Continue to the One Pillar Pagoda, a unique 11th century structure dedicated to King Ly Thai To’s son. Visit Hoa Lo Prison and discover why it became known as the Hanoi Hilton during the Vietnam War. Next, visit the Temple of Literature, where Vietnam’s royal family and elite society were educated for almost 700 years. Take a stroll beside the beautiful Hoan Kiem Lake and visit the temple in the lake known as Ngoc Son.

Enjoy lunch at KOTO – Know One Teach One – one of the best Vietnamese restaurant in Hanoi and brings together a delectable array of culinary treasures from across the region for diners to savor. The menu celebrates Vietnam country’s rich culinary diversity, showcasing a variety of regional flavors.

In the afternoon
Meet Phan Thanh Liem, the ambassador of Vietnam’s pastoral arts, a seventh-generation in a family with tradition making the puppets and performing different stories through his private water puppet show in his house. You will have a chance talking to him and his wife to learn more about the water puppets, and his family tradition. Walk to the private theatre, enjoy the performance, just your group only and hands-on to experience how to perform a puppet.

Water Puppetry is a traditional and unique Vietnamese Art. This highly entertaining form of theatre uses the water surface as stage. Standing waist-deep in the water, the master puppeteers are hidden behind a bamboo screen. The technical virtuosity of the puppeteers is startling and the music enticing. The entire atmosphere is truly enchanting. Many of the brief episodes relate to scenes of Vietnamese daily life.

Transfer back to Hanoi 36 Street Old Quarter. Take a cyclo ride through the Old Quarter, located between the Lake of the Restored Sword, the Long Bien Bridge, a former city rampart, and a citadel wall. The Old Quarter started as a snake and alligator-infested swamp. It later evolved into a cluster of villages made up of houses on stilts, and was unified by Chinese administrators who built ramparts around their headquarters. The Old Quarter began to acquire its reputation as a crafts area when the Vietnamese attained independence in the 11th century and King Ly Thai To built his palace there. In the early 13th century, the collection of tiny workshop villages which clustered around the palace walls evolved into craft cooperatives, or guilds. Skilled craftsmen migrated to the Quarter, and artisan guilds were formed by craftsmen originating from the same village and performing similar services.

In the evening
At 07:00 hours, depart the hotel to Luk Lak restaurant for dinner, a cozy and elegant place serving variety of dishes that combines the best of traditional and modern Vietnamese cuisines.

Accommodations: Grand Mercure Hanoi Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 3 | HALONG & LAN HA BAY
Lan Ha Bay – A highly serene gulf-shaped bay spreading over a range of more than 7,000 hectares, of which 5,400 hectares are under the management of Cat Ba National Park, with about 400 small and large islands creating an enormous picture depicting the scene. Similar to Ha Long Bay, but the only difference is all islands in Lan Ha Bay are covered with green trees or vegetation, even if it is a tiny island like a peninsula. The waters here are home to hundreds of species of fish and marine life. Larger marine animals in the area include seals and even three species of dolphin.

PRIVATE CHARTER LUXURY CRUISE ON HALONG & LAN HA BAY
At 08:00 hours, check out the hotel then depart to Tuan Chau port , a distance of 100 miles and journey time is around 2.5 hours. Prepare to embark on an overnight cruise in beautiful Lan Ha Bay. A quieter and more remote area of Ha Long Bay, the picturesque inlet is filled with surreal scenes of limestone karsts and emerald waters and is home to some of Vietnam’s most iconic images. On arrival at Tuan Chau Marina, you are welcomed by the crew and transferred to the cruise by tender.

You arrive at the port to board the beautifully crafted sailing vessel, styled after a traditional Vietnamese junk boat. Discover one of the wonders of Vietnam on an overnight cruise in the majestic waters of Lan Ha Bay, a quieter and more remote part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ha Long Bay.

12:15 Sip a refreshing welcome drink and join the crew for a quick safety briefing as the boat sets sail. Enjoy a leisurely lunch as the dramatic beauty of the bay begins to unfold around you, taking in majestic views of the surreal landscape where hundreds of limestone karsts rise out of emerald waters. After lunch, continue to Tra Bau where you can enjoy swimming in the pristine ocean waters. In the late afternoon, you are invited to join a cooking demonstration, learning how to make a classic Vietnamese dish. Savour the cool sea breeze and the warm glow of twilight as the boat anchors for the night. Enjoy dinner on board followed by an evening at leisure, where you can try your hand at squid fishing, stargaze from the sundeck or simply spend a quiet evening in your cabin.

Accommodations: Orchid Classic Cruise (Private Charter – 1 Night)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 4 | DISEMBARK HALONG & LAN HA BAY – FLY TO HUE IMPERIAL CITY
Wake up to the peaceful sounds of the gentle breeze and water lapping against the boat in the early morning. Enjoy light refreshments, including tea, coffee, and pastries in the dining room. For an energetic start to the day, head to the sundeck for an optional tai chi session. Then visit Cat Ba Island where you hop on a van to explore Trung Trang cave. Located in the beautiful Cat Ba National Park, this intriguing cave was formed by natural weather and water conditions over 2,000 years and contains numerous stalactites.

Return to the cruise ship and check out of your cabin at 09:30, making the most of your last moments on board with a final, leisurely brunch and a tea ceremony before disembarking at 11:30 and transferring to your private vehicle.

Please note:
– Check out time is two hours prior to disembarkation. After this time, you will not be able to access your room, but you can continue enjoying the beautiful bay views from the sundeck.
– The above itinerary is dependent on weather conditions and is subject to change without prior notice. If weather conditions are deemed unsafe, the harbor master may deny departures. In that case, Destination Indochina Vietnam will re-accommodate you with the best alternative ground services available. Back to your cruise ship after the excursion, then check out. Enjoy a delightful brunch at the restaurant before the disembarkation.

After disembarking, you will take a private transfer to Noi Bai airport for the onward flight to Hue. Your flight is operated by Vietnam Airlines VN1545 HAN/HUI 16:35/17:50. Upon arrival in Hue, take a transfer to your hotel on private deluxe coach. Check in, shower then enjoy your dinner at Les Jardins de La Carambole.

Accommodations: Silk Path Grand Hue  
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 5 | HUE IMPERIAL CITY
Hue Imperial City – Set on the bank of the Perfume river, Hue was the capital of Vietnam between 1802 and 1945 under the Nguyen Emperors, and later French colonial rule. Since the early 19th century, it has been regarded as Vietnam’s center of learning which, with its traditions of Buddhism, give the city a sophisticated air. Hue witnessed some of the most aggressive action of the Vietnam-American war including the 1968 Tet Offensive, but in spite of this many of monuments to its imperial past remain, and UNESCO declared the city a World Heritage Site in 1993.

LEGACIES OF HUE IMPERIAL CITY
At 08:00 walk in the footsteps of Vietnamese emperors and trace their rise and fall in the central city of Hue. Begin with a private cruise along the Perfume river then stop at Thien Mu pagoda, constructed by Lord Nguyen Hoang in 1601. The pagoda is located in the Northern bank of the Perfume river, about 5km from Hue city center. Next, visit the Imperial Citadel where the Nguyen Dynasty ruled between 1802 and 1945. The citadel still contains over 100 buildings, including the emperors’ living quarters in the Forbidden Purple City. Take a short drive to the tomb of Tu Duc, the Poet Emperor. A lover of romance and eastern philosophies, the emperor designed his own tomb within an enchanting garden of pine trees and frangipanis overlooking a lake. Stop by an incense-making village to see how thin sticks of bamboo are dyed and dried in a mixture of sandalwood, cinnamon, or pine-scented powder to create ceremonial items used at temples and shrines all over Vietnam.

Today’s lunch will be Seafood feast at Lap An Lagoon, surrounded by the imposing Bach Ma Mountain and the magnificent Lang Co Bay, regarded as the most impressive natural landscape in the poetic city of Hue. Leave the charms of Hue behind and embark on a scenic overland journey to Hoi An. The drive takes approximately three hours, excluding time for sightseeing en-route. The journey will take you south from Hue along Highway 1A to Hoi An, over the spectacular Hai Van Pass (weather permitting). Just outside Hoi An, the highway meets the Hai Van Pass, meaning Pass of the Ocean Clouds. Here, the Truong Son mountain range cuts across the narrow center of the country. This create a barrier to the cold air streams from the north and so results in thick cloudbanks over the peaks. The Pass has been a strategic military focal point during Vietnam’s turbulent history, and from the top, there are views of the curve of Da Nang Bay. So relax and enjoy the views along the way on one of the most beautiful drives in Southeast Asia.

En route to Hoian, stop by the famous Marble mountain in Da Nang, a natural masterpiece, a cluster of five mountains named after five elements Kim (Metal), Moc (Wood), Thuy (Water), Hoa (Fire) and Tho (Earth). Or visit a traditional silk village in Hoian where locals preserving the traditional values, and share the cultural story about the origin of the Maritime Silk Road in the 17th century. You will also learn about the process to produce soft silk, from growing mulberries, raising silkworms to reeling and weaving silk, will be recreated in the most specific and realistic manner. Drive to Hoi An, check in your hotel.

Tonight, enjoy dinner in old town Hoi An at the highly regarded Cargo Club followed by a short walk with your guide around the pedestrian-friendly streets of the old town, illuminated by colorful paper lanterns. You’ll then return to your resort for the night.

Accommodations: Almanity Hoi An Resort & Spa (2 nights)  
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 6 | HOIAN ANCIENT TOWN
Hoi An – The ancient town of Hoi An is located south of Da Nang on the banks of the Thu Bon river. Occupied by early western traders, Hoi An was one of the major trading centers of Southeast Asia in the 16 century. Hoi An has a distinct Chinese atmosphere with low, tile-roofed houses and narrow streets; the original structure of some of these streets still remains almost intact. All the houses were made of rare wood, decorated with lacquered boards and panels engraved with Chinese characters. Pillars were also carved with ornamental designs.

THE DISCOVERY OF HOIAN ANCIENT TOWN, THU BON RIVER & CHAM RUINS
This morning, take a stroll through winding streets of old Hoi An, where rows of vibrant yellow shophouses are adorned with multi-colored lanterns, given World Heritage status by UNESCO. Once called Faifo, Hoi An was the most important port of Vietnam during colonial and pre-colonial times. Due to the monsoons, many Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Arab, Indian, Dutch, French and even Portuguese trading vessels had to stop here to wait for the wind to change direction. During the months between monsoons, these merchants built lodgings and trading houses. Their influence can still be seen today in the town’s unique and varied architecture and culture. In more recent times, the port of Hoi An continually silted up and became impractical for larger modern-day vessels, so it was relocated to Da Nang, leaving Hoi An as an almost forgotten museum of architecture before its more recent rebirth and redevelopment as a result of tourism.

Admire the Old House of Tan Ky, an 18th century merchant’s house that has been lovingly preserved through five generations and features Chinese and Japanese influences. See where the Chinese migrant community once gathered for meetings and social events at the Fukien Assembly Hall, all fine examples of the stylistic syncretism of this vibrant community and walk through a 400-year-old covered bridge built in Japanese style. Then get in touch with your creative side and make your own traditional Hoi An lantern at a studio led by skilled artisans. After the workshop, take a boat for a ride along the Thu Bon River. Lined with trees and swaying palms, this peaceful waterway creates visions of traditional row boats, quiet pastures and fishermen going about their day.

Option 1: This afternoon, you’ll be driven to the 4th-century Cham religious sanctuary of My Son. Visiting later in the afternoon will help to avoid the morning crowds at this small site and provide wonderful, soft light for photography. My Son, which is classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is located in a beautiful green valley surrounded by impressive mountains. While it is a small site, the ruins at My Son are the largest and most intact remaining in Vietnam.

Option 2: Drive to An Bang beach & free time for walking along the white sandy beach or swimming. Late in the day you’ll return to the resort. Enjoy the evening on your own.

Accommodations: Almanity Hoi An Resort & Spa  
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

DAY 7 | DEPARTURE DANANG – FLY TO HO CHI MINH CITY
Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) – Ho Chi Minh city, also known as Saigon is a frenetic Asian city of markets. Streets are clogged with scooters, street side food stalls, as well as foreign restaurants, office blocks and shopping malls. It is Vietnam’s economic powerhouse and the rate of progress over the last few years has been remarkable. It is an exciting and exotic city where the pace of life never dims and which is now looking forward with great optimism after its tumultuous 20th century. Though you may still experience some of old Asia, Saigon is a new Asian boomtown, and its inhabitants are poised to embrace the modern advances of the 21st century. After breakfast, you will depart Hoi An to Da Nang airport for your taking flight to Ho Chi Minh city, VN115 DAD/SGN 10:15/12:00.

SAIGON THROUGH THE LENS OF AN INSIDER
12:00 Upon arrival in Ho Chi Minh city. Be met and greeted by our local guide, then transfer to Propaganda restaurant for lunch. Begin the afternoon with visits to two of the more impressive colonial-era structures in the city, Notre Dame Cathedral since1880 and the Central Post Office since1891, a beautiful French colonial building influenced by the style of Gustave Eiffel. Continue to the Reunification Hall, historically known as Independence Palace, and tour the former nerve center of the war for South Vietnam. Still largely maintaining its 1970’s decor, the palace rooms are surprisingly spartan. The dank, reinforced basement has large-scale maps, communications equipment and tunnels. Next, get on a pedicab, one person per pedicab, for an adventure through city landmarks and busy traffic to the Emperor of Jade Pagoda, a Chinese-style pagoda built in the early 20th century. To this day, it exudes the haze of incense and buzzes with activity from Chinese worshippers. Transfer to the Caravelle Saigon for check in. Free time to explore the city on your own.

DINNER AT QUAN AN NGON
18:30 Group gathers at the hotel lobby, then take a 10 minute walk to Quan An Ngon on 160 Pasteur street for a Vietnamese dinner. Ngon in Vietnamese meaning is “Delicious or Tasty”, an open-styled kitchen with street eats concept where all the best Chefs on the street gather – you can find all Vietnamese dishes from North, Central and South in this restaurant.
21:30 Walk back to the hotel. Free time at leisure to have a drink on the famous Saigon Saigon Bar at the hotel or wandering along the Nguyen Hue Walking street.

Accommodations: Caravelle Saigon Hotel (2 nights)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 8 | HO CHI MINH CITY
Cu Chi Tunnels – The first & the longest tunnels dug by hands since 1940s. Why? In order to combat better-supplied American and South Vietnamese forces during the Vietnam War, Communist guerrilla troops known as Viet Cong (VC) dug tens of thousands of miles of tunnels, including an extensive network running underneath the Cu Chi district northwest of Saigon. Soldiers used these underground routes to house troops, transport communications and supplies, lay booby traps and mount surprise attacks, after which they could disappear underground to safety. To combat these guerrilla tactics, U.S. and South Vietnamese forces trained soldiers known as “tunnel rats” to navigate the tunnels in order to detect booby traps and enemy troop presence.

CU CHI TUNNELS UNCOVERED BY PRIVATE SPEEDBOAT 
07:00 Transfer to Bach Dang pier, take a speedboat cruise about one and a half hours northwest of Ho Chi Minh City to explore one of the region’s most well-known wartime landmarks the Cu Chi tunnels. The intriguing network of underground tunnels provided shelter and an effective source of infiltration for the Viet Cong during the later years of the Vietnam War. Catch a glimpse of life during the war as you experience crawling in tight, narrow passageways and through a series of caverns which consist of storage rooms, make-shift hospitals and sleeping quarters. Meet Mr. Nam, a Cu Chi guerrilla who’s still alive at the present, had survived through the Vietnam war when joining the guerrilla force since he was sixteen years old. Transfer back to Ho Chi Minh City by private deluxe coach, en-route stop at the rubber tree plantation. Lunch at Hoa Tuc restaurant, a restaurant located in an old French opium refinery, serving contemporary Vietnamese cuisines.
Please note: The Cu Chi Tunnels are very narrow, confined spaces which may cause discomfort, particularly for those who experience claustrophobia, fear of the dark, irregular cardiac conditions or similar health conditions. However, crawling inside the tunnels is entirely optional and you can spend more time exploring above ground if you prefer.

SAIGON STREET EATS ADVENTURE BY MOTORBIKE OR VINTAGE MILITARY JEEP
17:30 Gather at the hotel lobby, safety briefing and get to know your driver. Explore the hidden charms of the city, ride through small little alleyways, interact with the locals, dining at 4 places including Banh Xeo – Vietnamese Sizzling Pancake, Pho – Beef/Chicken Noodles Soup, Banh Mi – Vietnamese Baguette, Sea Food Feast and enjoy local Saigon Special beer.
21:30 Back to the hotel. Free time at leisure to explore the city on your own.

Accommodations: Caravelle Saigon Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 9 | DEPART HO CHI MINH CITY – MEKONG DELTA CANTHO
Mekong Delta – The Mekong delta is situated in Cambodia and southern Vietnam, where the Mekong river reaches the South China Sea. The Mekong is one of the longest rivers in the world. It originates at the Tibetan Plateau and flows nearly 3000 km in south eastern direction. The Mekong Delta is generally regarded as beginning at Phnom Penh in Cambodia, where the Mekong river meets the Tonle Sap river, and the Bassac River branches. The Mekong subsequently divides into six main channels and the Bassac into three to form the nine “dragons” of the outer delta in Vietnam. The delta comprises a vast triangular plain of approximately 55,000 km2. It extends for about 270 km from its apex at Phnom Penh to the coast. The width of the delta near the coast is some 350 km, the coastline has a length of about 600 km. Approximately 16,000 km2 of the inner delta lie within Cambodia; the remaining 39,000 km2 constitute the southern tip of Vietnam. In Vietnam the Mekong delta is intensively developed for agriculture.

THE CALLING OF MEKONG RIVER MY THO & DONG TAM SNAKE FARM TOUR
After breakfast at the hotel, check out then take a two-hour scenic drive to Tien Giang. Upon arrival at My Tho pier, board the charter boat cruising on the upper branch of the Mekong River. You will visit the fruit orchard garden, listen to Don Ca Tai Tu – a musical performance by local artists, taste some tropical seasonal fruits and enjoy some jasmine tea. Next, cruise to Ben Tre – the kingdom of coconuts, visiting the multi-generational coconut candy factory, learn how locals make candies from a dry coconut. Take a tuk-tuk driving through the countryside path with shade from trees planted along by families. Visit the home-made cocoa, taste different types and learn how it made from a tree. You will then take a little walk along the village, get on a small sampan rowing along small canals through the maze of coconut palm trees back to your boat. Cruise back to your bus and continue to Dong Tam Snake Farm, Situated about 9km west of My Tho city.

Visit the unique site of My Tho, Dong Tam Snake farm, an area of 12 ha, established on October 27, 1979 in an area full of mines and barbed wire left by the US army. The farm has the tasks of doing scientific research, rearing and conserving precious species of snakes, medicinal plants and animals, producing traditional medicines and providing first aids and treatment for people who are bitten by poisonous snakes in the region. Dong Tam Snake Farm has become a scientific center with great achievements in curing people. In 1989 it was awarded the title “Labor Hero” by the State. Lunch at the Snake Farm. Then continue the journey on your private deluxe coach to Can Tho city.

Upon arrival Can Tho, check in your hotel. Free time at leisure to explore the city or enjoy the infinity glass-walled swimming pool on the 19th floor with an amazing view over the Mekong Hau river.

Accommodations: Charmant Suites Boutique Hotel (2 nights)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 10 | VISIT THE CAI RANG FLOATING MARKET & CROCODILE FARM TOUR WITH LUNCH
In the morning, enjoy a leisure buffet breakfast at your hotel with choices of local Mekong dishes and international continental styles. After breakfast, depart your hotel on private deluxe coach to the pier for talking a chartered private cruise to cai Rang floating market, where farmers and traders from all over of 13 Mekong Delta provinces for a few hours trading only. Next, visit the catfish factory where tons of fish fillets exported overseas everyday to different continents around the world. You will have an opportunity seeing with your real eyes on how a piece of fish fillet processed from the whole catfish through skinning, cleaning, freezing, packaging – subject to availability & season. Continue the day with crocodile farm visit in the countryside, followed by lunch before returning to the hotel.

Your afternoon is at leisure. Or you can register for an optional cycling tour in the rural villages of Cantho. Dinner at a local restaurant by the riverside.

Accommodations: Charmant Suites Boutique Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 11 | MEKONG DELTA CANTHO
PRIVATE CHARTER MEKONG EYES EXPLORER RIVER CRUISE – ITINERARY DAY 1: CANTHO-CAIBE
Today, be prepared for an amazing overnight cruise on the mighty Mekong river. You will have an opportunity to explore the magic water world of the Mekong Delta on a flagship cruiser, The Mekong Eyes Explorer. After breakfast at the hotel, free time at leisure till 10:00am. Check out and proceed to Binh Minh, the other side of Can Tho bridge where you will embark on a flagship Mekong Eyes Explorer for a two day, 1 night journey.

Enjoy a welcome drink upon embarking, join a safety briefing and get to know all crew members onboard to serve you for 2 days. Your lunch will be served, then have some free time on sundeck to relax and unwind while passing villages and watching the daily life of Mekong people living along the river. Join the late afternoon excursion walking in the village to visit a local farmer’s house and enjoy some fresh fruits and tea as well as learning the local culture, work and life. Return to your cruise ship and enjoy the sunset on the sundeck with your favorite cocktail. Dinner served onboard with Chef’s selected Mekong menu. After dinner, spend time to mingle with friends or sit and watch boats cruising passing by.

Accommodations: Mekong Eyes Explorer (Private Charter – 1 night)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

DAY 12 | HO CHI MINH CITY
PRIVATE CHARTER MEKONG EYES EXPLORER RIVER CRUISE – ITINERARY DAY 2: CAIBE
Early riser, enjoy the morning breeze and sunrise on sundeck with a cup of coffee or tea. Breakfast will be served at 7:00am with plenty of choices.
At 08:00 hours, check out and join the shore excursion in Cai Be. Excursion included rowing sampan to explore small canals of Bay Buoi, visiting the fruit garden and enjoy some fresh fruits. Then cruise to visit multi-generational handicrafts business, passing from generations to generations on Tan Phong islet. Take a bicycle ride on back-roads or take a walk in the local village along the Mekong Canals to experience the Mekong daily life.

Back to your deluxe coach, transfer back to Ho Chi Minh city. The rest of the day is at leisure. Lunch and Dinner at own arrangement.

Accommodations: Caravelle Saigon Hotel (2 nights)
Meals: Breakfast

DAY 13 | HO CHI MINH CITY – FREE DAY TO RELAX
Today is your free day. After breakfast at the hotel, you might like to wander around Dong Khoi street, Le Loi street or Nguyen Hue walking street. Sit down in a café and watch life going by or take a walk along the antique Le Cong Kieu street or choose to shop some souvenirs at Ben Thanh market or some clothes made-in-Vietnam at Saigon Square.

Accommodations: Caravelle Saigon Hotel
Meals: Breakfast

DAY 14 | DEPARTURE
This morning, you’ll be privately transferred to Tan Son Nhat International Airport in time for your flights home or to onward destinations in the region. Hotel check-out time is 12:00 PM.

Meals: Breakfast