Surely, from the time you approach at Vietnam, you will soon recognize that you are not just short on attractions and activities.So, you can cruise up till the Tonle River, sailing past shining temples at banks. More, hop at a conventional junk ship all over the evergreen islands of the drift past cai be’s drifting [...]
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Vietnam Luxury Tour
Posted by admin on January 20th, 2010
TRAVEL TO VIETNAM: HANOI – SAPA – HALONG – HUE -HOIAN -NHATRANG – SAIGON -MEKONG
Posted by admin on December 28th, 2009
Day 1: Arrival Hanoi ( D ) Arrive at NoiBai Airport. Meeting with guide and transfer to the hotel. Welcome dinner featured with Vietnamese specialty at ThangLong restaurant. Evening is reserved for Water Puppet Show. Overnight in hotel. Day 2: Hanoi City tour – Sapa ( B,L) by Night train Your tour starts with a [...]
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No Comments »Destination Vietnam: From the Mekong River Delta to Ha Long Bay
Posted by admin on December 23rd, 2009
Fortunately, the present-day experience of traveling from South Vietnam to North Vietnam is not at all like it was during our parents’ time. Instead of fighting from a swift boat in the Mekong Delta, you can now be enjoying cheap beer on a luxury liner. You can even make silly television shows about [...]
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