A stay in Hanoi isn’t completed without visiting some of the places that make the city famous. Trekking Travel will guide you on bicycle, cyclo, or car. This tour is for up to 14 guests, traveling by mini van to all the highlights including ancient pagodas, museums, and art galleries. In case ...

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Perfume Pagoda is one of the most important religious sites of Buddhism in Vietnam. The pagoda itself was built into limestone cliffs and only can be reached by boat or on foot, as there are no roads in the area. This one day trip includes gliding along lovely stream, walking up hill, discovering ...

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A part from its historical interest, this area also is a astounding natural beauty with immense limestone outcrops whose splendor is often said to surpass of Ha Long Bay. Indeed this area is often referred to as the Ha Long Bay on land. The tour includes being rowed a long Boi river, which makes ...

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Situated in a magnificent valley 150 km northwest of Hanoi, Mai Chau is home to the Thai minority people who live in remarkable wooden stilt house. The rolling hills with their beautiful rice terraces are ideal for walking. The verdant and rugged mountain scenery combined with the colourful local ...

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This day trip is designed to show you centuries of handicraft works of Vietnamese villages and more about the wet rice culture & Buddhism affect life. To make things more interesting, it provides you a short break out of Hanoi, fresh air, tranquil scenery of villages admit rice-paddy fields. If ...

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Our car and guide come to pick up you at your hotel, it take you about 45 minutes going along the Red River to reach Bat Trang pottery village. You will walk around the village, visit families that have the workshop of making the pottery. See how the villagers find the mud, how to make the ...

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pick up you from hotel, car take you 01 hour to go along the beautiful villages and green fields to come to "Thay" village - village of " Teacher pagoda". This pagoda and " Tay Phuong" padoda are two of the oldest pagodas of Vietnam.

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The Red River is the second largest river of Vietnam after Mekong. It descends from Yunnan, a mountainous region south of China. It is known as the "six-head river" that enters Vietnam definitively at Lao Cai. It curves on more than 1000km ( over 600 miles ) before dying in the somptuous ...

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