Fascinating Vietnam and Myanmar

If you are around Ho Chi Minh City and wondering how to spend a day in this fascinating city, why don't get a closer look at Vietnam’s wartime by visiting the Cu Chi tunnels? Hiding the the secrets of underground Vietnam, the legendary Cu Chi Tunnels trip will amaze you by the 250km underground network utilized as weapon store, military bunkers and base. Don't miss the chance to crawl inside the tunnels and fire several different weapons in the shooting range.

The basket boat, locally named the “Thung Chai,” originates from Vietnam and is considered very valuable for the owners. It is made of bamboo and is mainly used by fishermen in Central Vietnam. Most fishermen who are working in the ocean or river really need to use it for their livelihood because of its convenience. Because of its uniqueness and little known to many tourists. Come to us, and you will meet lots of local, warm-hearted people who will show you and teach you how to use the unuique basket boat with their whole heart.

Besides the reputation as a busy commercial port in the past with the unique architecture of numerous ancient houses, Hoi An brings visitors images of peaceful countryside with green fields and friendly locals. A biking trip to rural villages (Tra Que, Bay Mau, etc.) will give you a precious chance to interact with the farmers, live their lives in one day, and experience the fresh air and delicious cuisine.

In the past, Hoi An Ancient Town was famous for its reputation as a busy commercial port where worldwide businessmen arrived and carried out transactions with numororous types of goods. Nowadays, during the holiday, you can walk around the narrow streets, observing the old houses from ancient times with typical Chinese, Japanese, French, and European architecture. Besides the sightseeing spots, when wandering around the town, you can easily fall in love with numerous lovely workshops and stores.

There is no doubt that food is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in local culture. The Hanoi Foodie Tour takes loving food souls from around the world to the corners of the Old Quarter, tasting its authentic local street food. From Nom (Vietnamese salad with beef), Pho (beef noodle), and Bun Cha (Vietnamese grilled pork with vemicelli), we end up with Ca Phe Trung, a blend of coffee and egg whites, folded with sugar. Seasonal mixed fruit is an option for those who don’t “dare” to give egg coffee a shot. All of these dishes promise to delight and excite your senses while bringing you the harmony of Hanoi streets. Say "no" to touristic, get a chance to eat like a real local!

Hanoi, a blend of traditional and modern beauties, a sedate capital with rich history and unique architecture from East to West, welcomes you. The Ho Chi Minh complex, with the Mausoleum, Stilt House, One Pillar Pagoda, etc., is one of the most important sites that will help you learn more about history, arts, and architecture. Don't miss the trip to the Temple of Literature, the first university in Vietnam, and you will have a chance to learn more about the education and history of Vietnam. If you are interested in the rich culture of minorities, how about visiting the Museum of Ethnology? The lively exhibition, informative messages, and many interesting stories of traditions and costumes will give you a fascinating glimpse into many ethnic groups. Your visit will surely be an ideal choice for the holiday in Vietnam to calm down from the hustle and bustle of Hanoi.

Belonging to Halong Bay but close to the border of Bai Tu Long Bay and Lan Ha Bay, the Dark and Bright Cave is an enclosed group of islands, surrounded by limestone mountains. Booking a Halong bay cruise and discovering the cave, visitors will take a bamboo boat or a kayak to travel through an entrance leading to the grotto right at the water level. Passing through this natural entrance, we see a tranquil round lake, surrounded by luxuriant trees and different sized stone walls. The caves are the perfect combination of lime-stone mountains, which the sea makes a unique site to visit and a perfect place for photo hunts.

Known as one of the seven natural wonders of the world, Halong Bay is a must-see for visitors when going to Vietnam. If you have time on your holiday to join a cruise trip in the spectacular bay, you will have the chance to relax in the beautiful bay scenery with the excellent cruise accommodation. Moreover, when relaxing at your cabin or sitting on the upper deck, you can sight-see gladly and let all the worry and busy life go away while taking photos of the magnificent beauty of the rocky islands rising from the emerald water of the bay. 

When in Halong Bay - the World Natural Heritage recognized by UNESCO, you should not miss the chance to join the outdoor activities to explore the beautiful nature in exciting experience. Kayaking is one of the most attractive choice, is very easy for all levels and ages to do. Our expert and experienced guide surely instruct you basic paddling steps before leading you to explore the extraordinary beauty of Halong Bay. The best way to discover Halong bay is taking a Halong bay cruise, You can book it easily with best offers!

One of the world’s biggest flower markets, Pak Khlong Talat is a feast for the eyes and nostrils with a multicolored range of flowers, such as roses, ornate orchids, marigolds, and crisp carnations. The market is located by Chao Phraya River, near the south of Khlong Lot; hence its name literally means "the market on the mouth of the canal". Though opening 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Pak Khlong Talat is busiest before dawn, when boats and trucks of flowers arrive from nearby provinces. The best part of visiting this place is walking along Chakkaraphet Road and watching locals quickly prepare sacred temple offerings, flower garlands, flower arrangement baskets, and towering stacks of fruits.

The Chao Phraya River or locally known as Maenam is the unique symbol and the major waterway of Bangkok, which travels from the South across the country's lush middle plain to the Gulf of Thailand. Several well-known attractions like Baan Silapin (The Artist’s House) and Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen are located alongside the river and the best way to explore these sights is taking a long-tail boat trip through the quiet canals. This boat tour also offers one of the finest ways to admire the city and see how the locals live their days along the river.

Welcome to Bangkok – The capital of Thailand. Nothing is better to feel the real life in this city than spending a day touring around Bangkok in a clean and comfortable air conditioned van with our friendly local guide. You will have an amazing day visiting the must-see attractions of Bangkok, such as the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, the Golden Buddha Temple (Wat Traimit), and Chinatown, learning more about history & culture of Thailand’s capital city, and tasting delicious traditional cuisine. 

Welcome to Yangon - the biggest and most bustling city in Myanmar, a unique city in Southeast Asia with all nostalgic colors of time and culture reserved over centuries. If you are interested in colonial era architecture, a stroll down Yangon's colonial buildings will definitely blow you away by well-reserved images from the 20th century, with decaying facades filled with old paint and small trees squeezing through those little cracks. Moreover, proud of rich cultural tradition, Yangon will amaze you with plenty of spiritual relics where you can experience the importance of Buddhism to the Burmese’s lives: tranquil Chaukhtatgyi Temple containing an over-200-feet-long reclining Buddha, the octagonal-shaped 2500 year old pagoda Sule Pagoda located in the heart of the city, and especially the legendary Shwedagon Pagoda - the massive 99 meter high gold plated pagoda with the diamond studded spire on top of a small hill in downtown Yangon. And don’t miss chance to meditate in pagoda’s mystical atmosphere beautifully lit up after dark.

Bagan - among the most significant archaeological South East Asia sites is one of the densest concentrations of temples and pagodas with about 2,000 monuments remain in various states of repair. Once arriving in Bagan, grasp a terrific chance to see how local life is going through in Nyaung U Market: the atmosphere in a Burmese market, regional products, fresh veggies, fine rice, unique local suncreen, etc. Continue the visit to important Buddhist constructions of Bagan: Shwezigon Pagoda - the huge gold plated pagoda which is believed to enshrine a bone and tooth of Gautama Buddha, Ananda Temple - a gorgeous white temple with coppery golden top - the finest and most beautiful temple in Bagan. Moreover, the further exploration in the legendary Gubyaukgyi, Htilominlo and Sulamani Temples will truly be a step back in time between historical architecture, old murals, plaster carvings and glazed sandstone decorations. After a long day, soothe your soul in peace and enjoy the sunset along the Ayarwaddy River. 

Indein is a small village West of Inle Lake which is renowned for the floating market and impressive ancient stupas with Banyan trees growing out of them. From Inle Lake, by just a scenic 8-kilometer boat ride through a long narrow canal, you soon reach the lively floating ‘5-day market’ rotated every five days around five different villages in Inle. This is a beautiful opportunity to experience the diversity of Inle ethnic, witness their day-to-day life and make their unique fair on the water trading all local products. A drop-in visit to local workshops will excite your curiosity about lotus weaving, cheroot cigarettes making in various size and flavours and diligent hand crafted silver work. Lastly, don’t forget to discover old ruined pagodas dated back to the 13th century and admire their incredible beauty even in bad condition. The impressive image of stupas after stupas decaying due to constant exposure to humidity still pose irresistible charm will leave you with nothing but thrills. 

Upward the western of Shan state is the picturesque Inle Lake –  the Venice of Myanmar. Stepping off Nyaung Shwe marina, you will take a motorized boat to navigate through stilt villages and floating garderns, and meet locals who spend their entire lives on the water. Passing Ywa Ma village and Kay Lar Village where Intha people built their unique houses with long straight wooden poles stretching into the lake bed, it is your tranquil time in relaxed atmostphere of thelocally significant Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda and get to unfold the interesting story of the five Buddhas inside. As the dawn is coming and the warm light turns the still surface of the lake a golden colour, just pause for a while and cherish true value of unforgetable moment.