Enjoy three days in the capital city with rounds of golf at two of Vietnam’s top courses. Set amid breathtaking scenery, the international-standard courses provide a challenge for golfers as well as a respite from the bustling city atmosphere. *Pleasure Golf Tour

Designed with Asian traditional junk, with 11 cabins, Halong Dragon Cruise has been launched in October 2010 for small small group tour or family groups. Choosing us not only for its sophisticated services but well-trained and thoughful crew can take you to explore tranquil scenery in the

Halong Bay is one of world’s natural wonders and is one of the top tourist attractions in Vietnam. The literal meaning of Ha long is Descending Dragon. A local legend says that a family of dragons was sent to defend the land long ago when the Vietnamese were fighting the Chinese

Hanoi is an enthralling blend of East and West and a rising star in South East Asia. Vietnam’s capital has much to explore—museums, parks, history and culture abound. Don’t forget to check out the local cuisine and enjoy the nightlife in this busy city. Next, visit stunning Halong Bay and

In 1960 Cuc Phuong was made into a forest reserve and in 1962 Cuc Phuong National Park was consecrated by President Ho Chi Minh. Human habitation in Cuc Phuong dates back long before the park’s creation, 7,000-12,000 years ago . Cuc

This Vietnam travel tour is perfect for those with limited time to see the highlights of this amazing country. Starting in the southern hub of Saigon, journey to the beautiful Mekong Delta, experience the heritage of Hoi An, the imperial influences of Hue and the dynamic city of Hanoi.

The Paloma is a brand new Chinese wooden junk crewed by a professional, loyal and dedicated team. Spread over 4 decks she has 16 en-suite fully equipped luxury cabins, a bar with soft seating and plasma TV, gourmet restaurant, outside dining area, sundeck and luxury spa.Come on board The Paloma. Be

Ha Village is situated on the bank of Cau River, about 52km from Hanoi, in Bac Giang province. Tho Ha used to be a famous place of Gom Sanh (Pottery without glaze fired with dry grass, and then firewood and coal). In the early 1980s, Tho Ha villagers turned to making dry pancakes and raising