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14 Day Full Care Tour Vietnam

A thoughtfully planned 14 days / 13 nights journey journey through 14 days Whole Cared Tour Vietnam.

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14 Day Full Care Tour Vietnam

Duration

14 days / 13 nights

Starting price

€2,599 p.p.

Route

1 carefully chosen stops

Travel style

Group tour

Availability

16 seats available

Pace

Ontspannen

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14 Day Full Care Tour Vietnam
designed around you.

Discover 14 daagse Geheel Verzorgde Rondreis Vietnam through a thoughtfully structured route with room for personal moments.

We will adjust the pace, stays and experiences around your dates, interests and preferred way of travelling.

Day by day

Your journey,
beautifully paced.

Every day can be refined with you. Open each stage for a sense of the rhythm, then tell us what you would like to linger over.

Day 01Departure from Amsterdam Hanoi

Today you leave Amsterdam for Hanoi. On the day of departure you must register at the airport Schiphol at least 4 hours in advance for your international flight from Amsterdam to Hanoi. For current departure, arrival times and desk check-in information, check the Schiphol digital screens in the departure halls. Attention: Bring your passport, ticket and travel and health insurance

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Day 02Arrival Hanoi

Upon arrival at Noi Bai Airport, and after completing all customs and immigration procedures, go to the exit and look forward to your guide waiting for you with a welcome sign with your name on it. A private vehicle will then take you to your hotel accommodation in the city of Hanoi. Please note that the check-in time for the room is after 14:00. prior check-in or late check-out is possible subject to availability and at a surcharge. Please let us know in advance what check-in and check-out time you need, so you can arrange this properly.

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Day 03City tour of Hanoi

Ha Noi, the capital of Vietnam, is a perfect mix of old and new, Asian and European, a dynamic unification of tradition and progressive 21st century thinking. Despite recent rapid development, the city has retained much of its traditional identity. Visit the complex dedicated to Ho Chi Minh, the founder of the country and to the Vietnamese lovingly known as 'Uncle Ho'. Make the first stop at the historic mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh, an impressive monument built to serve as the last resting place of Uncle Ho. Walk through the beautiful botanical garden of the presidential palace to visit Uncle Ho's simple home, built on a rural environment Vietnamese pile house with simple design in a quiet environment, which reflects its simple, pure and noble lifestyle. Visit One Pillar Pagoda, built in 1049 from wood on a single stone pillar, designed to resemble a lotus blossom, a symbol of purity. Continue on to the Tran Quoc pagoda, Hanoi's oldest pagoda, located on a small island in West Lake. Visit the Temple of Literature in the afternoon, the first university of Vietnam. This beautiful temple, built in the 11th century, is a rare example of well preserved traditional Vietnamese architecture and stands on the back of the 100,000 Vietnamese dong banknote. The cyclo ride (rickshaw) is an excellent way to experience Ha Noi up close, because the atmosphere is lively, hectic and cozy. Your local driver will step, behind your guide, to the narrow streets of the old district, known for its '36 streets with 36 were'. Within the Old Quarter, as since the 15th century, the narrow 36 streets of the Old Quarter have names that reflect the things that were once practiced there; silk street, rice street, paper street, paint and jewellery street. Explore the fascinating maze of back streets, discover your bargaining power and leave with unusual items that will always remind you of this memorable afternoon. Close your day with a walk around the picturesque Hoan Kiem Lake, "Lake of the Returned Sword," named after a magic sword that was once used by the most respected heroes to defeat the Chinese Ming Dynasty and then returned to the Golden Turtle God of the lake. Attention: The Mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh is CLOSED on Monday, Friday and all afternoons

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Day 04Excursion to Ninh Binh Stad UNESCO Erfgoed

Ninh Binh, recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage in 2014, houses impressive karst mountains, foggy caves and historical remains. Enjoy a two-hour drive from downtown Hanoi to Ninh Binh Province this morning. It is a spectacular landscape with limestone rock peaks, crossed by valleys, some of which are underwater, and surrounded by impressive cliffs. Visit the old capital Hoa Lu for an overview of the first three centralized feudal states of Vietnam: The Dinh Dynasty, the Le Dynasty and the Ly Dynasty. Although the old citadel is probably gone, the temples of the Dinh and Le dynasties are still standing, surrounded by rice fields and mountains. Visit Bich Dong , declared by a king to be the "second most beautiful cave in Vietnam." The cave is decorated with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites in different shapes and colours. Climb the Ngu Nhac Son (Buddha's Palmberg) for panoramic views of the mountains, rivers, pagodas and temples. Tam Coc, also known as "Ha Long Bay on land" (which means "three caves" in Vietnamese), was created by the Ngo Dong River. This afternoon an experienced local rower will take you across a beautiful waterway, bordered by rice fields. Enjoy the spectacular view of the karst formations as you explore these caves amidst towering mountains. Step off and follow a village path to the Thai Vi temple. Admire the beautiful landscape as you pass the endless rice fields and the mysterious cave with a sanctuary.

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Day 05Transfer Hanoi – Ha Long Bay

Overnight Cruise Ha Long Bay The Ha Long Bay, declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 1994, covers an area of 43,400 hectares and covers over 1,600 islands and islands, most of which are uninhabited and untouched. Ha Long (literally "where the dragon descends into the sea" in Vietnamese) is world famous for its spectacular seascape with limestone pillars and rich biodiversity. In the morning you leave by shuttle bus for a 2.5 hour journey to Ha Long Bay. Upon arrival at the marina of Tuan Chau take a seat on board your boat, where a welcome drink awaits you. Listen to a briefing about the cruise as the ship sails along the many stone islands and small beaches of the beautiful Ha Long bay. Enjoy a kayak trip or a trip in a small bamboo boat, rowed by the villagers, for an authentic look at life in the bay. Return to the boat and take part in a cooking demonstration with the chef or just relax on the sundeck for dinner. In the evening you can try to fish squid or relax in your cabin. Please note: • There is no tour guide on the bus and there is English speaking staff on board the cruise. • The itinerary varies per cruise and depends on the weather conditions. • Shuttle bus Hanoi

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Day 06Transfer Ha Long – Hanoi

Domestic flight Hanoi . . Hue Start your day with a quiet Tai Chi demonstration that combines deep breathing and relaxation with slow and gentle movements. Coffee, tea and cakes are served in the dining room overlooking the landscape of the bay. Enjoy your breakfast in the fresh air of Ha Long Bay as the boat continues along the most beautiful and quiet spots, such as Incense Burner, Dog Stone Isle, Fighting Cock, Soi Sim Beach and Coconut Three Island. Visit one of the most impressive caves in Ha Long Bay with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, then return to your boat to sail to the quay. Relax on the sun deck or in the dining room and enjoy the view of the bay as you approach the quay. The vehicle is ready to take you back to Hanoi Airport around 10:30 for your domestic flight to Hue. Upon arrival in Hue you will be taken to your hotel accommodation and you will have the rest of the day free to cover. Hue, the former Imperial capital, is a quiet and peaceful city with the beautiful architecture of the citadel, palaces, royal graves, garden houses, pagodas and temples, built under the Nguyen Dynasty on the banks of the Parfum River.

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Day 07Dragon Boat Tour & City Tour Hue

Dive into the heart of Vietnamese royal history with a day full of discoveries in Hue, the former Imperial capital. This tour immerses you in the cultural heritage of the city and takes you from ancient pagodas to royal graves, vibrant markets and traditional crafts. Start with a dragon boat trip across the Parfum River to the Thien Mu pagoda, Hue's oldest and most iconic pagoda. With its striking seven-storey tower, Thien Mu is a serene and sacred place that embodies the spiritual heart of the city. Visit the Imperial Citadel, a vast complex that once served as the seat of the Nguyen dynasty, the last royal dynasty of Vietnam. Wander through ancient gates, palaces and temples as you explore the remarkable architecture of the citadel and learn more about the life of the Vietnamese emperors. Experience the lively atmosphere of the Dong Ba market, where you can observe the vibrant daily life of the locals and buy unique souvenirs. Enjoy a delicious lunch in a local restaurant and taste the traditional flavours and culinary heritage of Hue. Explore the grave of King Khai Dinh, an architectural miracle that combines Eastern and Western design influences, from extensive mosaics to graceful statues. Discover the grave of Minh Mang, one of the most majestic buildings of the emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty, known for its grand design and harmonious layout. Along the way you can stop at a village where incense is made, where you will learn more about these traditional crafts and their significance to local culture. Notes: • Duration of tour: Full day (08:00-17:00). This may vary depending on the hotel's location and traffic conditions. • You must climb 127 steps to visit the entire complex of Khai Dinh's grave. • During your visit to the Imperial Citadel you can enjoy various traditional performances, such as: • Change of guard at the Midday port: 08:30 • Performance by Tiūnu Nhūc in the courtyard of Thái Hòa Palace: 08:45 to 09:00 • Husband vocals in Nhūt Thành Lâu: 09:00 to 09:45 and 15:00 to 15:45 • Royal music, dance and theatre program at the Duy. 10:00 to 10:35 and 15:00 to 15:35 (ticket required) 15:30 to 15:45 • The program can be adapted depending on actual work on site.

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Day 08Drive from Hue – Hoi Ann

1⁄2 Day Excursion Ba Na Hill & Golden Bridge Today travels to Hi Ann via Ba Na Hills. Ba Na Hills is a picturesque mountain area with breathtaking panoramic views. Located more than 1400 meters above sea level, it is cool throughout the year. Arriving at the Ba Na Hills cable car station, take a modern cable car and enjoy a bird's eye on the breathtaking beautiful nature, while you feel like floating in the blue sky between the clouds and the wind. Experience the feeling of walking through the clouds as you walk across the Golden Bridge, which seems to be supported by a few giant hands sticking out of the mountain. Then you can enjoy various activities at Ba Na Hills, such as a visit to villas in European architecture, games, flower beds and pagodas, and a visit to a French wine cellar (at extra cost). Then you will be taken to your accommodation in Hi Ann. Notes: • Duration of tour: Half day (07.30-13.00; 13.00-17.30) • The entry ticket for Ba Na Hills includes most attractions, but excluding the French wine cellar, the wax museum, the Alpine Coaster and some attractions in Fantasy Park.

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Day 09City tour Hoi An

The river town Hoi An, known as a prosperous trading port between the 15th and 19th centuries, still has many remains of its glorious time, as evidenced by the busy market and the abundance of souvenirs and tailor shops. What makes Hi An so special is that the old district has been beautifully preserved. The streets are still dotted with old shopping houses with tiled roofs, shady pagodas and colourful community halls that contribute to UNESCO's status as a world heritage.Hi An is surrounded by a quiet countryside where life is simple and in haste, and people live close to nature. This morning is dedicated to exciting activities that give you a glimpse into traditional farm life on the edge of historic Hoi An. Get on your bike for a relaxing tour of picturesque villages, rice fields and vegetable gardens. Along the way you may see cows or buffaloes working together with the farmers on land or relaxing in the shade. Then you will learn how to drive a unique Vietnamese round basketboat and sail through quiet waterways, bordered by coconut palms, as you learn more about the strategic significance of this area during the war. You arrive in the village of Tra Que, where local farmers work their organic fields and gardens according to ancient, traditional methods. Together with your host or wife you prepare tasty dishes from Central Vietnam. Then enjoy your home-cooked meal in a rustic, atmospheric environment, after which you will say goodbye and cycle back to the center of Hoi An. In the afternoon a guided walk through the old town of Hoi An, known for its well-preserved architecture, pedestrian streets and typical local cuisine. During this relaxing exploration on foot, you will see some of the historic merchant and community houses, old pagodas and traditional prayer houses with influences of Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese architecture. Make a stop at the iconic, over 400 year old Japanese covered bridge that was first built by the Japanese community in the 1590s as a way to reach the Chinese quarter over the water. Visit the Assembly Hall of the Chaozhou Chinese Congregation and watch out for the beautiful carvings on the beams, walls and altar as you and your guide unravel some uncounted stories about the Chinese community during their time in Hoi An. Continue walking through Hoi An's back street and feel the soft, rattling buzzing that is the sound of sewing machines. This small charming town is also home to hundreds of tailor shops and no one can explain exactly when, how or why the sewing centre became. Visit a tailor shop where you can quickly get customised clothes. You also see how a craftsman draws a lucky sign for you to bring home as a souvenir. SPA) (4*) Duration of the tour: Half day (13.30-17.30) 2-3 km, easy on flat terrain • The Hi An access ticket is valid for access to 5 attractions in Hoi An, including merchant houses, Japanese covered bridge, museums, pagodas and meeting rooms for 24 hours. It also gives access to the old town of Hoi An as long as you are in Hi An. Always keep the ticket with you if you visit Hi An independently later in the evening or on another day.

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Day 10Free day in Hoi An

Today you have a day off in Hoi An to enjoy the city at your own pace and at your own discretion and cost.

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Day 11Drive from Hoi An – Da Nang

Domestic flight Da Nang . . Ho Chi Minh City In the morning after breakfast you can leave by car to Da Nang Airport for your flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Upon arrival in the bustling metropolis you will be waited by your guide with your take on a sign stating your name.

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Day 12½ dag City tour of Ho Chi Minh City

The starting point of this guided hiking tour is at the town hall, a monument in French colonial style that is popular because of the great photo moments. Continue to the Saigon Opera House, a beautiful building from the French colonial era from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Walk across Rue de Catinat "Dong Khoi Street" to the CIA building where helicopters evacuated the remaining American citizens in 1975. You can choose to experience the oldest lift built in the French colonial period. The next stop is the Notre Dame Cathedral, a red brick building with two tower pits, based on the original construction from Paris and then cross the square to the central post office, designed by French architect Gustav Eiffel, before becoming famous for the Eiffel Tower. Continue with a short walk to the Reunification Palace, the former residence of the Governor-General of Indochina and later President of the Republic of South Vietnam until the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975. Walk on Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Street, along the Supreme Court which is located in a bright yellow French colonial building, one of the most recognizable in the city. Turn right at the corner of Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Street and Le Thanh Ton Street and continue your walk along the Ben Thanh market. Make a stop at a local street coffee house where Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau had an informal café with the locals. Continue your walk along the building of Nguyen Van Hao. This used to be the home of the richest businessman during French colonial times. After taking some pictures at this special building, you can choose to stop at Maison Marou, where you can taste the best Vietnamese chocolate (at your own expense) and learn more about the history of the traditional chocolate maker with one origin. Leave Maison Marou and take a relaxing walk on Le Thi Hong Gam Street, continue to the beautiful French building built in the late 1920s - originally a mansion and now a museum of fine arts. If you are an antique lover, enjoy a walk on the 300-metre-long Le Cong Kieu Street, although the street is close to the Ben Thanh market, the hustle and bustle of city life is not present here. The small street breathes history. The ceramics, wood, metal and glass objects found here are either antique or made to look old. Duration of tour: Half day (08.00-12.00 or 13.00-17.00) • Walking distance: 3-4 km, on flat grounds, around the center of Ho Chi Minhstad. • Only outside visit due to the renovation of the Notre Dame Cathedral until further notice from the government.

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Day 13Mekong Delta – Platte landsleven ervaring Apricot river cruise

The Mekong Delta, "the rice barn of Vietnam," is a very fertile plain with numerous waterways, lush green rice fields, tropical fruit orchards and fish farms. Rural life here is still in many ways comparable to what it used to be. Geographically speaking, the gateway to the delta, Ben Tre is an ideal destination for travellers who want to catch a glimpse of the agricultural life on the river. In the morning you leave for a 2.5-hour drive from the center of Ho Chi Minh city to Ben Tre. Enjoy the lush landscape with rice fields and fruit orchards along the highway leaving the bustling city behind. Upon arrival at the quay you can board the charming Apricot boat, a new river ship inspired by tradition that offers a combination of modernity and tasteful traditional style. Admire the rural views and life on the river while enjoying seasonal tropical fruit and local specialities. Step off and walk through the lush orchard of a tropical fruit farmer, where ancient traditions of coconut harvest come to life. Experience the authentic island culture while enjoying sun-ripened coconuts and grapefruits, chat with the warm locals and make delicious rice paper in a traditional way with your host. The breathtaking bike tours and tuktuk tours across serene village paths, where beautiful flowers bloom and orchards stretch in all directions, are the highlights of this relaxing journey. Let yourself be enveloped by the quiet rhythm of rural life and don't forget to greet the friendly villagers with a cheerful 'xin'. chào ' on the way. Relax and discover more of the Delta from a small rowboat, while slowly paddling through the maze of narrow canals bordered by water cosmos trees. Finish your unforgettable journey with a delicious lunch with specialities from the Mekong Delta in the quiet restaurant Apricot Riverside. After lunch you can relax in a hammock and enjoy the cool breeze from the Mekong Delta before returning to Ho Chi Minh city. A fascinating insight You can choose to explore the village paths on foot or by bike. The cycle route is about 3-5 km long and runs over flat terrain. The route can be adapted to your condition. For those who prefer not to cycle, there is a local motor taxi available at a surcharge of USD 5 per person, so you can enjoy cycling with the group. Notes: • Duration of tour: Day tour (07:30-17:00), including transfer and experience. These times may vary depending on traffic conditions.

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Day 14Return journey from Ho Chi Minh City – Amsterdam

Full of new experiences and wonderful memories, you will be taken about four hours before your flight departs to the international air port of Ho Chi Minh city for your return trip to Amsterdam. End services of our travel organization.

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Thoughtfully included

The essentials, taken care of.

  • International flight Amsterdam hindered Hanoi (1x25 kg & 1x7 kg)
  • Internationale vlucht Ho Chi Minh City – Amsterdam (1x25 kg & 1x7 kg)
  • Filling help Immigration card
  • Domestic flight Hanoi Hue (1x23 kg & 1x7 kg)
  • Domestic flight Da Nang hindered Ho Chi Minh City (1x23 kg & 1x7 kg)
  • 4 star hotel accommodation with daily breakfast
  • Transferdiensten in Air Conditioning Coach
  • Halong Bay Cruise with breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • Engelssprekende lokale gids in elke stad
  • Dutch speaking travel manager from the Netherlands
  • One-time entrance fees and participation included excursions
  • Meals as mentioned in the program are arranged in advance at local restaurants based on a Vietnamese fixed menu
  • Bottle water in the car/bus during transfer
  • Overheidsbelasting
  • Administratiekosten

Kept transparent

What is usually separate.

  • Exclusive Visa Costs (Not Required for the Dutch)
  • Optional services/excursions not included in the program.
  • Meals are not/are clearly stated in the travel programme.
  • Beverages at meals and minibar in hotel room
  • Insurance, tips for guides and drivers
  • Holiday supplement, mandatory gala dinner on Christmas or New Year's Eve (if applicable)
  • Personal expenses such as bar, telephone and laundry bills

Your personal proposal will clearly confirm every inclusion, option and cost before you decide.

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