Vietnam Festivals and Events

Vietnam tours - Vietnam's festivals follow an age-old calendar based on Buddhist and ancient Confucian beliefs. The list below is a work in progress - a run-down of ten important Vietnamese holidays and festivals, although each province has its own series of festivals unique to the locals. Dates are subject to change without further notice.
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Sightseeings and Tourist Attractions in Vietnam

Vietnam tours: Sights in Vietnam can be divided into three major kinds: historical sights, cultural sights and scenic sights.
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Getting Ready for Vietnam travel

Are you afraid being ‘ripped off’ by shady Vietnam tour operators? Do you want to be sure of getting what you want? Is good value for money an important factor? Would you like plenty of advance Vietnam travel information and advice?
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Vietnam family adventure tour

Tour Route:Hanoi - Halong Bay - Cat Ba Island - Hue - Hoi An - Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi Tunnel - Mekong Delta - Home stay.

Within 15 days along Vietnam, your family will be experience the sheer excitement of Vietnam. Mixing with the friendly Vietnamese people as well as explore the fascination of the country's culture and nature.

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Family tours around the north Vietnam

Tour Route: Hanoi - Hoa Lu Ancient capital - Tam Coc Caves - Halong Bay Cruises

Within 5 days 4 nights trip, you will be fascinating from charming colonial city of Hanoi to imposing landscape of kart stone mountains in Tam Coc, Hoa Lu ancient capital of Vietnam and Natural World Heritage Site of Halong Bay.

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One day in Hanoi

Hanoi is often, sadly, just somewhere visitors stop off for a night or two en route to Ha Long Bay, mountainous Sapa or a dash down the coast to Ho Chi Minh City. But for those who do want to take a look around, however fleeting, Hanoi can be a fascinating destination in its own right. So, if you just have one day in Hanoi, how do you make the most of it?

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3 Days in Ho Chi Minh City: Suggested Itineraries

Ho Chi Minh is the largest city in Vietnam, and is populated by more than 9 million people. Located on the Saigon River, it is the economic center and cultural trendsetter for the rest of the country. Formerly known, and still referred to by many as Saigon, this is an exhilarating city in which you can’t help but get immersed in the local culture, by virtue of the street markets, pavement cafes and stands on wheels.
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