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Discretely framing the rest of Indochina is a coastline stretching across the shores of the East Vietnam Sea, an obvious stopover for a traveller passing through Asia. Accented by its three main areas: North, Central, and South, Vietnam evokes a particular allure for travellers and business folk alike, a relevant contemporary history, a burgeoning economic powerhouse, a culture as diverse as it is rich and an eclectic cuisine that reflects all of the above.

EXPLORE OUR VIETNAM

Discretely framing the rest of Indochina is a coastline stretching across the shores of the East Vietnam Sea, an obvious stopover for a traveller passing through Asia.

The Misty Mountain Oasis

This trekking hub has only become popular in the past decade as Vietnam entered the spotlight as an attractive tourist destination. It’s terraced rice fields, fascinating ethnic minority villages, and mountainous hikes make it a great destination for backpackers and a gem for a relaxing cool air respite.

Sapa

The modern capital

Vietnam's modern capital, French Indochina's former capital and an ancient 1,000-year-old city, has captured the imagination of Vietnamese and foreign people's over the centuries. Hanoi, meaning Between Rivers, is peppered with lakes and historical sites along its very walkable and charming streets. In Hanoi, you will find a place oozing with history, a distinctly Northern Vietnamese charm to the people and a cuisine that you'll never forget. Take a tour through the city to see the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, Ho Chi Minh Museum and the Temple of Literature. All these sites give an ancient picture of Vietnam while framed by a flourishing modern capital city.

Hà Nội

The Bay of a 1,000 Islands

A bay as awe-inspiring and world famous as Halong Bay needs little introduction. Taking a relaxing cruise weaving through the iconic islands and taking a swim on one of the remote beaches is a must. With its limestone karsts jutting out of clear blue waters brimming with sea life, it has become a rite of passage for all who want to experience Vietnam to the fullest.

Hạ Long Bay

Hue

Hue was the home of the Nguyen Emperors who ruled Vietnam from 1802 to 1945, and their impressive Citadel remains partially intact today despite the ravages of several wars. Legacies of the city’s dynastic past are everywhere and keep visitors busy with visits to elaborate tombs and pagodas, mausoleums and assembly halls. Threaded along the beautiful Perfume River, which flows through the city, these unique and extraordinary monuments serve as a guide to the lives of Vietnam’s last emperors.

Huế

Hue

Hue was the home of the Nguyen Emperors who ruled Vietnam from 1802 to 1945, and their impressive Citadel remains partially intact today despite the ravages of several wars. Legacies of the city’s dynastic past are everywhere and keep visitors busy with visits to elaborate tombs and pagodas, mausoleums and assembly halls. Threaded along the beautiful Perfume River, which flows through the city, these unique and extraordinary monuments serve as a guide to the lives of Vietnam’s last emperors.

Hội An/Đà Nẵng

Hue

Hue was the home of the Nguyen Emperors who ruled Vietnam from 1802 to 1945, and their impressive Citadel remains partially intact today despite the ravages of several wars. Legacies of the city’s dynastic past are everywhere and keep visitors busy with visits to elaborate tombs and pagodas, mausoleums and assembly halls. Threaded along the beautiful Perfume River, which flows through the city, these unique and extraordinary monuments serve as a guide to the lives of Vietnam’s last emperors.

Mai Châu/Ninh Bình

Hue

Hue was the home of the Nguyen Emperors who ruled Vietnam from 1802 to 1945, and their impressive Citadel remains partially intact today despite the ravages of several wars. Legacies of the city’s dynastic past are everywhere and keep visitors busy with visits to elaborate tombs and pagodas, mausoleums and assembly halls. Threaded along the beautiful Perfume River, which flows through the city, these unique and extraordinary monuments serve as a guide to the lives of Vietnam’s last emperors.

Đà Lạt

Hue

Hue was the home of the Nguyen Emperors who ruled Vietnam from 1802 to 1945, and their impressive Citadel remains partially intact today despite the ravages of several wars. Legacies of the city’s dynastic past are everywhere and keep visitors busy with visits to elaborate tombs and pagodas, mausoleums and assembly halls. Threaded along the beautiful Perfume River, which flows through the city, these unique and extraordinary monuments serve as a guide to the lives of Vietnam’s last emperors.

Nha Trang

The BSI Certified Quality of Service

Since 25-Nov-2010, Indochina Tourist & Trade has operated A Quality Management System that complies with requirements of ISO 9001:2008 for the provision of Tourism Service and Air Ticket Agents, recently updated with the new version of ISO 9001:2015.

This is the most realistic commitment of Indochina Tourist & Trade to its clients and passengers, that the profound quality of services providing is not only word-of-mouth but controlled and certified by BSI – British Standard Institution officially.

VIETNAM TOURS

Classic highlight experiences, rewarding culinary strolls, authentic heritage retreats and picturesque outdoor adventures are among the many rewarding encounters Vietnam has to offer.

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  • January 25, 2017