Number of days: 1
Depart: daily

U$ 40

Number of days: 1
Depart: daily

U$ 30

My Son temples were built from the 4th century under the reign of king Bhadravaman, until late 13th century, and early 14th century under the reign of King Jaya Simhavaman III (Che Man). My Son used to be a group of more than 70 temple towers. Each temple has a typical architecture which reflects a historical stage of the Champa kingdoms. Most of the architecture and sculptures were influenced by Indian culture. Most of the temples point to the East, the sun direction. Champa people thought that the East was the place where the gods lived.

Number of days: 6
Depart: daily

U$ 270

Number of days: 4 
Depart: daily

U$ 216

Tourists flock to this charming city surrounded by lakes and pine trees. The Old French atmosphere of the city is contrasted by the surrounding mountain highlands. Not far from Dalat City, travelers can witness magnificent waterfalls and other natural landscapes. Dalat is a paradise for those who love the natural world.

 

Number of days: 8 
Depart: daily

U$ 461

Number of days: 3 
Depart: Daily

U$ 85

Number of days: 3 
Depart: daily

U$ 135

Number of days: 11 
Depart: daily

U$ 592

Number of days: 3
Depart: daily

U$ 110

Number of days: 5
Depart: daily

U$ 231

Number of days: 4
Depart: daily

U$ 165

Number of days: 3
Depart: daily

U$ 139

Number of days: 4
Depart: daily

U$ 195

Number of days: 4
Depart: daily

U$ 195

Number of days: 3
Depart: daily

U$ 135

Number of days: 3
Depart: daily

U$ 135

Number of days: 1
Depart: Daily

U$ 20

Number of days: 1
Depart: Daily

U$ 25

Number of days: 1
Depart: Daily

U$ 20

Number of days: 1
Depart: Daily

U$ 15

Number of days: 4 
Depart: daily

U$ 216

Tourists flock to this charming city surrounded by lakes and pine trees. The Old French atmosphere of the city is contrasted by the surrounding mountain highlands. Not far from Dalat City, travelers can witness magnificent waterfalls and other natural landscapes. Dalat is a paradise for those who love the natural world.

Number of days: 1 
Depart: Daily

U$ 48

Number of days: 1 
Depart: Daily

U$ 45

Number of days: 1 
Depart: Daily

U$ 55

Number of days: 5 
Depart: Daily

U$ 230

Number of days: 5 
Depart: Daily

U$ 290

Number of days: 1
Depart: daily

U$ 25

Number of days: 1
Depart: daily

U$ 31

Number of days: 9
Depart: daily

U$ 850

Number of days: 5
Depart: daily

U$ 354

Number of days: 2
Depart: daily

U$ 350

Le Cochinchine offers overnight boat cruises along Mekong River in Vietnam & Cambodia and getting insight into Mekong Delta life.

Authentic Mekong sampan is designed according to the traditional sampans which have navigated on the Mekong flows. Long of 21.5 m and wide of 4 m , made of ‘’Sao’’ wood, a variety of oak, very resistant to water, well appreciated by people who spend all their life working and living on water.

Number of days: 3
Depart: daily

U$ 590

The Bassac Boat

The Bassac II is entirely built of wood in a hull of g? sao, the now rare essence of wood used traditionally used for building quality ships.

She can accommodate up to 24 passengers in twelve nicely decorated cabins, each with air-con and a private bathroom, and features a 500 sqft restaurant that opens all around, a large galley, a small office room and 1500 sqft of upper deck, mostly covered.

Number of days: 2
Depart: daily

U$ 350

The Bassac II is entirely built of wood in a hull of g? sao, the now rare essence of wood used traditionally used for building quality ships.

She can accommodate up to 24 passengers in twelve nicely decorated cabins, each with air-con and a private bathroom, and features a 500 sqft restaurant that opens all around, a large galley, a small office room and 1500 sqft of upper deck, mostly covered.

Number of days: 3
Depart: daily

U$ 115

Number of days: 1
Depart: daily

U$ 55

 

• Visit to a truly unspoiled and newly undiscovered destination in the Mekong Delta.
• Experience Mekong Delta life in the coconut town where unique handicrafts are made of coconut.
• Enjoy cool river breeze and lush tropical islands
• Kayak through natural canals
• Bike on village roads.

 

The Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam is a vast maze of rivers, swamps and islands, home to floating markets, pagodas and villages surrounded by rice paddies. Boats are the main means of transportation, and tours of the region often start in nearby Ho Chi Minh City (formerly known as Saigon) a bustling town in the heart of the delta...

Number of days: 2
Depart: Mon, Fri

U$ 100

Number of days: 3 
Depart: daily

U$ 114

Number of days: 3
Depart: daily

U$ 90

 

Number of days: 2
Depart: daily

U$ 75

Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta: Mekong Delta is also known as Vietnams rice basket’-- a fertile area spreading nearly 50,000 sq km. Here the mighty Mekong river ends by splitting itself into nine major tributaries. The Vietnamese name these nine tributaries “Nine Dragons.” Here’s our schedule that is designed to help you experience local daily activities along the Mekong.

 

 

In a region that water is much more than land; people don’t use cars or motorcycles much. Instead, they use boats. Interestingly, they also do daily trading on boats. Absolutely no ground or any forms of manmade structures involve! Cai Be Floating Market is typical. It is located on the river that draws borders between three provinces Tien Giang, Vinh Long and Ben Tre. Every day more than 400 boats filled almost everything gathers here. How would you know which boat carries what commodities? Take this tour and you’ll see one of the most interesting, exotic events in Indochina. Here’s our carefully designed schedule for your optimal enjoyment.

 

Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta: Mekong Delta is also known as Vietnams rice basket’-- a fertile area spreading nearly 50,000 sq km. Here the mighty Mekong river ends by splitting itself into nine major tributaries. The Vietnamese name these nine tributaries “Nine Dragons.” Here’s our schedule that is designed to help you experience local daily activities along the Mekong.

 

Number of days: 1
Depart: daily

U$ 18

 

A few kilometers East of Phan Thiet are some of the most beautiful stretches of beaches in Vietnam. Some are lined with tall coconut trees, others lean against vast red sand dunes During the period between July and October, the fishing season is at its pinnacle in Phan Thiet as fishermen go out to sea. These boats form a magnificent display of lights at night and can be seen from shore. In fact, the scene is liken to a floating city by the locals.

Visiting places:

- Bai Rang: Bai Rang or Rang Beach is probably the most beautiful beach in Phan Thiet. It is located 15 Km northeast of Phan Thiet and is described by the locals as the beach that is nestled in the middle of a coconut palm forest. Other landmarks in the area of Rang beach are Da Ong Dia (boulders of the Earth God), and Suoi Tien (Celestial stream).

- Mui Ne Sand Dunes: However, by far the most popular among tourists are Mui Ne Sand Dunes and Mui Ne Beaches located 12 miles East of Phan Thiet. The sand dunes in this area are shaped by the elements of the wind and therefore is a spectacular site to the visitors.

- Mui Ne Fishing Village: Mui Ne gets its name from the local fishermen using this area as a shelter during the stormy season. Mui meaning nose or peninsula and Ne meaning to duck or to take shelter. The combination of sun, sand and deep turquoise water of the pacific ocean create a breath taking and spectacular site to the visitors.

 

Highlight

• Red Sand Dunes
• White Sand Dunes & Lotus Lake
• Fairy Stream

Mui Ne Beach is a district of Phan Thiet Vietnam and is Vietnam′s new seaside resort. Red sand dunes, a variety of beachs, fine resorts, hotels, guest houses, restaurants and now known worldwide for having prime conditions for wind and kite surfing.

 

 

 

Today Ho Chi Minh City is very much the heart of Vietnamese business and entrepreneurs. Incomes here are typically twice that of Hanoi and the city’s skyline is rapidly changing, reflecting the sharp influx of foreign trade within the last decade. And yet for all this modernity, the city still retains its connections to the past, particularly so in Cholon, Saigon’s Chinatown. Here dozens of elegant temples and pagodas can be seen. The French too left their mark here – the city has many street cafes and patisseries where fresh croissants can be purchased The Cu Chi Tunnels were pivotal to the Communist’s victory over the Americans and the South Vietnamese Armies as they allowed the Viet Cong to control a large rural area around Saigon. At its height, the tunnel system, parts of which were several levels deep, stretched over 200kms from Saigon to the Cambodian border

The area of Cu Chi was one of the most pro-communist districts in the far south; indeed the VC used the tunnels to organize the 1968 Tet Offensive. During the American War the entire area of Cu Chi was designated a free fire zone and was heavily bombarded: you can still see numerous craters caused by 500 pound B52 bombs.

It was this persistant bombing campaign that drove many of the residents of Cu Chi together with the Viet Cong underground. Originally the tunnels had been created as far back as 1948 to help combat the French. Now they were rapidly expanded to include innumerable trap doors, specially constructed living areas, storage facilities, weapons factories, field hospitals, command centres kitchens and even schools.

Today the remaining tunnels of this intricate network have been widened to accommodate the larger western frame and have now become a major tourist attraction giving the visitor a unique experience of what underground life in the American war must have been like and a deep appreciation of the courage and ingenuity of the Vietnamese people

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Today Ho Chi Minh City is very much the heart of Vietnamese business and entrepreneurs. Incomes here are typically twice that of Hanoi and the city’s skyline is rapidly changing, reflecting the sharp influx of foreign trade within the last decade. And yet for all this modernity, the city still retains its connections to the past, particularly so in Cholon, Saigon’s Chinatown. Here dozens of elegant temples and pagodas can be seen. The French too left their mark here – the city has many street cafes and patisseries where fresh croissants can be purchased The Cu Chi Tunnels were pivotal to the Communist’s victory over the Americans and the South Vietnamese Armies as they allowed the Viet Cong to control a large rural area around Saigon. At its height, the tunnel system, parts of which were several levels deep, stretched over 200kms from Saigon to the Cambodian border

The area of Cu Chi was one of the most pro-communist districts in the far south; indeed the VC used the tunnels to organize the 1968 Tet Offensive. During the American War the entire area of Cu Chi was designated a free fire zone and was heavily bombarded: you can still see numerous craters caused by 500 pound B52 bombs.

It was this persistant bombing campaign that drove many of the residents of Cu Chi together with the Viet Cong underground. Originally the tunnels had been created as far back as 1948 to help combat the French. Now they were rapidly expanded to include innumerable trap doors, specially constructed living areas, storage facilities, weapons factories, field hospitals, command centres kitchens and even schools.

Today the remaining tunnels of this intricate network have been widened to accommodate the larger western frame and have now become a major tourist attraction giving the visitor a unique experience of what underground life in the American war must have been like and a deep appreciation of the courage and ingenuity of the Vietnamese people

ITINERARY