Top Vietnam Onsens

Travelers who love the outdoors will enjoy this two-day hiking tour in the Sapa area from Hanoi. Experience some of the most beautiful landscapes in northern Vietnam: terraced fields, mountains, and small villages. Spend the night in a bungalow in a hill tribe village, Ta Van, where you can learn more about rural Vietnamese life and culture.

Experience the art of traditional Japanese Onsen bathing at KOBI Onsen Resort Hue, where relaxation and rejuvenation blend harmoniously in a peaceful setting. Guests enjoy unlimited access to the hot spring bathing area featuring 9 authentic Japanese steps, including: indoor and outdoor Onsen pools, steam room (45–50°C), dry sauna (50–55°C), relaxation lounge with drinks, cold bath (17°C), soda bath for exfoliation and skin rejuvenation, and Jacuzzi bath. The service includes towels, shower caps, shampoo, shower gel, conditioner, and personal lockers — offering a complete wellness journey for relaxation and energy restoration.

AMARE is a diverse health care complex, appeared for the first time in the capital city of Hanoi. The integration of various health services such as Japanese-standard Onsen baths, Korean Jjimjilbang saunas, restaurants, and hair and nail care at a central location in the city helps save time and costs for users. For those who enjoy the experience of mineral baths and saunas, having AMARE right in the heart of Hanoi is a significant benefit. There's no need to travel far; you can relax and enjoy the health benefits that AMARE offers. This not only provides convenience but also promotes awareness of health care and disease prevention. AMARE offers a perfect choice for those seeking multifunctional services, promising moments of comfortable and effective relaxation for health. The convenience of having everything in one location is a strong point for AMARE, making it an ideal destination for those looking for a comprehensive health experience right in the city center.

Each country has its unique massage methods, an so does Vietnam. The art of massage in Vietnam has extended outside the country, and now massage centers all over the world offer their own massage inspired by and drawing from Vietnamese techniques, and vice versa. No matter what type you pick, The Traditional Vietnamese Massage technique is a technique focusing on stimulating blood circulation by punching and clapping on the treatment areas. It relieves pain by putting pressure directly on the afflicted muscle to help you relaxed. It may sound rough to people who are unfamiliar, but the technique is very soothing and relaxing. The acupressure points are pressed to increase the circulation you need to remove toxins and stress from your body.