Having endured a tumultuous past, Vietnam has emerged as a rapidly developing nation with a strong sense of identity and growing global influence. Its borders encompass a uniquely shaped nation stretching along the eastern coast of the Indochina Peninsula, resulting in a coastline that stretches over 2000 miles. With a population of nearly 100 million, the country’s history has been shaped by various influences, making it a fascinating destination for history buffs.

From the bustling city of Hanoi to the serene beauty of Ha Long Bay and the Ninh Bing Region, North Vietnam offers a captivating blend of ancient and modern, natural and urban, all blended into a unique culture not found elsewhere.

In Central Vietnam, enchanting Hue and Hoi An each offer a different unique glimpse into the country’s rich history and cultural heritage. Hue, the former imperial capital, is home to Vietnam’s ancient Imperial City, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Hoi An is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site as the best-preserved ancient seaport in this part of the world. The small town offers a blend of architectural styles, from traditional wooden houses to Chinese shophouses and colorful French colonial buildings, and comes to life at night when the streets are illuminated by glowing lanterns, creating a magical atmosphere.

Saigon, or Ho Chi Minh City, is a vibrant and bustling metropolis located in southern Vietnam. As the country’s largest city, it boasts an interesting fusion of traditional Vietnamese culture and modern urban living. We are no longer enthusiastic about experiences in the Mekong Delta region, but a visit can be added for you, and the delta is the origin or end of all our river cruises between Vietnam and Cambodia.