Top Vietnam Full-day Tours - page 8

Give the UNESCO-listed Imperial City the attention it deserves on a full-day sightseeing tour of Hue that takes you beyond the guidebook. With your guide taking care of navigating and translating, you'll visit Dong Ba Market; take a dragon boat ride to Thien Mu Pagoda; and tour the Hue Royal Antiquities Museum and kings’ tombs with your guide.

With over 1,000 years of history, Hanoi offers a rich tapestry of culture. Skip the planning and let your guide explain everything on this door-to-door tour. You’ll visit Tran Quoc Pagoda and the Temple of Literature, discover Hoa Lo Prison, explore the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology or Vietnamese Women’s Museum, see the embalmed body of revolutionary Ho Chi Minh (closed Mondays and Fridays), and eat a delicious lunch.

Experience the highlights of Southern Phu Quoc, without having to plan a complex itinerary, on this jam-packed sightseeing group day tour. From beautiful beaches to historic pagodas, cable cars, a water park, and a visit to a pearl farm, this guided adventure is perfect for first-time visitors looking to maximize their time on the island and visit top attractions in one day.

Get into the villages of Sapa and learn all about how the minority people go about daily life, and travel between them in speed and style by motorbike. This small group tour will lead you off the beaten track, to roads you couldn’t find on your own. Your guide will share stories about the local culture of the region, and organize lunch for you, too.

Experience majestic Ha Long Bay in one day, with round-trip transport from Hanoi via the Red River Delta. Cruise past an epic landscape of limestone pillars and tiny islets. With the all-inclusive option, you'll also enjoy a fresh seafood lunch, take a kayak or bamboo boat ride, and row to Ba Hang Cave. Upgrade for a private tour with your own personal guide and transport vehicle.

One of Vietnam’s imperial capitals, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hue lies around a 2-hour drive from Da Nang, making a guided tour with hotel transfers the easiest way to see the city’s sights without staying overnight. Traveling via beautiful Hai Van Pass, you’ll explore the majestic Hue Citadel, Thien Mu Pagoda, and Tomb of Khai Dinh with a guide, see the Perfume River, and savor a local lunch.

Enjoy a day of leisurely sightseeing on this full-day Mekong Delta sightseeing tour. Visit many of the top sites and activities at a chilled-out pace: a cruise on the Delta, a pagoda visit, a local musical performance, and a hand-rowed sampan ride through palm-fringed waterways. Visit towns that tourists  visit less frequently with your knowledgeable English-speaking guide. Plus, eat a delicious lunch in an orchard garden.

Perhaps the two star attractions around Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC or Saigon) are the Vietnam War–era Cu Chi Tunnels and the lush farmlands of the Mekong Delta. Discover them both without the self-drive risks on this guided door-to-door tour. After touring the tunnels and eating lunch, head to My Tho city for a Tien River boat trip, complete with sampan ride, cycle adventure, a musical performance, and sweet treats.

-Mua Cave - where you can get the impressive panoramic view of Tam Coc and Ninh Binh city when you reach the top point of Ngoa Long mountain -Board the sampan boats (2 people share a boat) in Tam Coc dock to drift -down the river among the villages, mountains and lush rice fields. Passing through 3 caves "Hang Ca - First cave, Hang Hai -Second cave, Hang Ba - Third cave" to get a strange feeling. -Hoa Lu - which was once depicted the ancient capital of Vietnam, settling up in the 10th century, temples of two Dynasties of Dinh and Le with a very unique architectures in the old time -Cycling ride (Optional): Those who love to explore real countryside images of Vietnam can proceed a cycling ride from Tam Coc to Bich Dong Pagoda (estimated time 40 minutes for 5km cycling 2 ways). You will be amazed at beautiful scenery of lust paddy fields.

Discover stunning natural landscape and Vietnam’s biggest Buddhist complex on this day tour from Hanoi. Spend the morning exploring the vast Bai Dinh Pagoda, then head to the UNESCO-listed Trang An, often called the “Halong Bay on land,” after lunch. Enjoy a boat ride through the scenic landscape of limestone karsts and grottoes.

Trade the hustle and bustle of Hanoi for the tranquility of Tam Coc on this full-day excursion. Join a small group and spend your day biking, hiking, and boating through the region that has been doing “Vietnam’s Inland Ha Long Bay.” Take in the views of towering karst cliffs, cycle through local villages, and see remnants of the old Vietnamese capital.

Escape the bustle of Hanoi for a rural adventure in scenic Mai Chau Valley. After pickup from your Hanoi hotel, enjoy the scenery of the Hoa Binh province on your way to Mai Chau. Enjoy delicious local lunch in the Thai Homestay run by the Muong ethnic minority, a ride or walk past rice paddies and small villages of the Thai ethnic minority and learn about local life in Mai Chau.

Swap the crowded streets and dense traffic of Hanoi for the lagoons, bays and towering karst islands of Ha Long Bay (deluxe cruise) or Lan Ha Bay (luxury cruise) on this day trip from Hanoi. Spend the day cruising through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscapes on a sleek, modern cruise ship. Stop along the way for swimming, kayaking, and bamboo-boating at caves and other natural wonders.

Don’t let limited time in southern Vietnam stop you from enjoying the Mekong Delta. See the best of the riverside region on an express tour designed with time-pressed travelers in mind. This half-day tour takes you Ben Tre and My Thos for a coconut candy workshop and includes a ride along the canals of the Mekong Delta in a traditional wooden rowboat. Plus, hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-off mean you don’t have to worry about finding a meeting point.

Explore Ha Long Bay, Lan Ha Bay, and Natural Beach on this multi-stop day tour via boat. This tour includes multiple activities packed into one day: swimming, snorkeling, trekking, and kayaking; you'll be able to do it all, as well as make a visit to a floating fishing village. Along the way, learn about the surrounding region's history and culture through guided commentary.

If you want to explore Ninh Binh during your stay in Hanoi but are short on time, this day trip is a great solution. The itinerary lets you see the major attractions, like Mua Cave and Trang An, without rushing you, providing a more relaxed experience despite the compact time frame.

The highland landscapes around Dalat are some of Vietnam’s most charming. Leave the winding mountain roads to your seasoned driver on this private door-to-door tour, which covers natural and spiritual attractions, a minority village, and a coffee plantation. You’ll see Tuyen Lam Lake, Pongour Falls, and Elephant Falls, visit a Zen monastery and a Buddhist pagoda, and discover farming and crafts at Thi Tran Nam Ba.

Putting together a trip to Ninh Binh can be time-consuming, with transport, bike rental, and boat tickets to worry about. Skip the stress of planning on this guided small-group tour. Start in Hoa Lu, the ancient capital of Vietnam, continue to Tam Coc for a sampan boat ride through the three grottoes, and finish with a scenic ride through the rice fields.

Time-pressed travelers won't want to miss this 1-day combo tour that hits not only the signature sights of HCMC (formerly known as Saigon) but the Cu Chi Tunnels, Vietnam's most famous wartime structure. Start the day with pickup from District 1 hotels and a tour of colonial architecture, the Reunification Palace, and the War Remnants Museum. Then, eat lunch and explore the tunnels, including sampling wartime fare.

Experience the natural beauty and fascinating history and culture of Da Lat on this motorcycle adventure tour. A private tour for individuals and groups—each person on the back of a motorcycle with an experienced driver—this full-day trip takes you from the mountain city out into the countryside, where you’ll explore rural villages and temples, visit some stunning waterfalls, and relax by Paradise Lake.

Paradise and Dark cave are located in Phong Nha National Park . First 5km of Paradise Cave has been discovered by explorers of the British Cave Research Association in 2005. Until 2010, the explorers officially announced that they has fully discovered the whole cave which is 31,4km full length. Dark Cave - challenge of darkness. The cave is a way different experience in compare with the other caves. Lots of adventurous activities are waiting for you. Getting near to the cave entrance by 400 meters long zip-lining with 10 meter high or by kayaking for those who get fear of high places. 15 meters swimming to the cave on the cool water will wake you up. At the end of the cave, mud bath is the most interesting spot that once you get dipping into it, you will not want to get out of it anymore. Swimming in cool blue water is one of remarkable experiences in your life - must be in your bucket list. Notice: Swimsuits are required.

Visit Hoa Lu and Tam Coc on a full-day tour from Hanoi that explores Vietnam's imperial history and spectacular scenery. See two beautiful temples on the grounds of a former palace, pause for lunch, then cruise to a series of three limestone caves on the Ngo Dong River. Pass soaring limestone mountains and rice paddies at the edge of the river, and take in great views on the scenic trip back to Hanoi. This full-day Hoa Lu and Tam Coc tour includes all transport, entrance fees, activities, and lunch.

The mountain road of Hai Van Pass is renowned as one of the most beautiful roads in Vietnam, made famous by its appearance on the TV show “Top Gear” and affording spectacular views of both mountains and coast. With this tour, drive your own motorbike or hop on the back and experience the road for yourself, including visits to the Marble Mountains, My Khe Beach, and a waterfall swimming hole along the way.

Learn all about Ho Chi Minh’s city on this Cu Chi Tunnels day trip. You’ll be collected from your hotel by your guide and driver, and then taken to several places in the city. You’ll start at the Central Post Office, then go to the War Remnants Museum, the Reunification Palace, and Notre Dame Cathedral. Learn all about the Cu Chi Tunnels system and its role in the war, too.