The Longest Vietnam And Cambodia Tour Package

The Longest Vietnam And Cambodia Tour Package

The Longest Vietnam And Cambodia Tour Package, the INSIDE IN VIETNAM AND CAMBODIA....

This is the comprehensive alternative to our previous trip and shows you Vietnam in close-up, from top to bottom. It's not just a change of direction - this trip packs another adventurous week into the itinerary. We'll explore Hanoi, Halong Bay and visit the hill tribes of Sapa and colorful Bacha market before slowly making our way south along stunning coastline to Ho Chi Minh City, the vibrant City and the mighty Mekong Delta. We end with Asia?s most memorable sight ? the temples of Angkor. This is a journey for those seeking a deeper understanding of rural Vietnam, seeing both the highlights and experiencing the country off the beaten path, with a look into the enchanting country of Cambodia?s history, both past and present.

On arrival at Noi Bai Airport on the first day, you are met and transferred to hotel. Ha Noi, Vietnam's capital, is a stylish and gracious city that retains an unique old world charm and some Asia?s most striking colonial architecture. The many lakes and parks make for relaxing atmosphere. If time permits we embark on a cyclo for a short excursion through the bustling old quarter streets named after the specific goods once offered for sale at these places. Stay over night at hotel in HANOI.

An early morning of day two start to drive towards Sa Pa. The roads are bumpy at times, but various scenic landscapes changing from the delta area to the Tonkinese Alps make for an interesting journey. At an elevation of 1,500 meters, Sa Pa was once a hill resort of French administrators when the summer heat became unbearable. The remoteness and the simple lifestyle of ethnic minority people are a highlight of Sa Pa although conditions are basic. After checking into hotel in Sapa we can soak up the fresh climate as much as we want by spending time to wander around. The ethnic people are frequently seen in this hill town and small vendors along the street sell local textiles and handicraft. Stay overnight at hotel in SAPA.

Day 3: Sapa- Laochai Tavan village- Home stay: Have breakfast at hotel. Your guide will meet you at hotel for short trek down to village, private jeep transferred to Lao Chai village, a village of Black H?mong. Short trek down to river to visit hill tribe house to see their living style and the local woman made their handicraft clothes. Further on along the road, the Tavan village where Dzay people staying can be seen. Visit the village and reach their customs. Enjoy 1 night homestay with a local family and delicious food cooked by the tour Accommodation at local family house.

Days 4: Sapa - Bacha : Walking up in early morning to enjoy the atmosphere of mountainous area with cool and bird singing. Breakfast before have a trek follow the river to visit the Red Dzao village, hanging Rattan Bridge and water fall. Crossing the river for private vehicle transfer back to Sapa. Have lunch at local restaurant in town before driving to Bac Ha town. Check in hotel. Relax and free Stay over night at hotel in Bac Ha.

Day 5: Bacha Market Hanoi: Today we have a walk around the colorful Sunday Market at Bac Ha, this market also attracts a wide variety of ethnic minority groups including the Variegated Hmong, Dao, Phu La, La Chi and Tay. They still retain their old age cultural traditions and are recognizably distinct from each other by their dress. The experience of this congregation is colorful and unique. The return journey begins as we depart Bac Ha Town and pass through the Green and rugged mountain scenery to Hanoi. These back roads are a great way to explore the real Vietnam. We see very few other travelers, mostly rural dwellers who are just as interested in finding out about our lives as we are of theirs. The drive is very long, but we can make many stops at our pleasure, to stretch our legs and take some wonderful photographs. Stay over night at hotel in Hanoi....

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