A sense of Vietnam
A sense of
Vietnam
The only way to dip inquisitive toes into Vietnamese waters is a tour of the vivid cities, topping things off with a beachside lull.
Explore the charming city of Hanoi first, with its yellow ochre buildings, tree-lined boulevards and scenic lakes. Next, embark on an seafaring foray and set sail on a traditional wooden junk as it drifts amongst the towering limestone pinnacles of Halong Bay.
Flying south to Hue – once the imperial capital of the Nguyen Lords – puts the Imperial Citadel at the UNESCO centre of the Complex of Hue Monuments on the map. Hoi An’s luxurious beaches break up the trip, before ending with a city break amongst the hustle and bustle of Saigon (Ho Chi Minh city).
![Lanterns hanging from a shop in Vietnam](/media/54hdphnb/natalie-2d4krckxtem-unsplash.jpg?rxy=0.348218138454424,0.4891072587060789&rnd=133341687022730000)
![Incense sticks in a Buddhist temple in Vietnam](/media/mpjah2yl/istock-516077294.jpg?rxy=0.5012282358666721,0.7479557632498803&rnd=133341685521900000)
![People walking along the traintracks running through Hanoi](/media/2qsbtdsh/jay-ee-ilzdzira6pm-unsplash.jpg?rxy=0.4711278888347544,0.676833493567603&rnd=133341684018270000)
Where you’ll be going
Get to know where you'll be exploring in Vietnam, from the no-fuss lifestyle in the south’s riverside communities to the beauty of the north that goes far deeper than its vistas.