Multi-Country Travel to Indochina

First begin your Indochina tour in Hanoi, Vietnam’s dynamic capital city. Wind your way through the narrow streets of the Old Quarter for a delicious tour of the best street food. Also, at the Temple of Literature, you will meet one of the country’s top historians.

Next, continue your best Southeast Asia tour at Halong Bay. Take a Halong Bay tour aboard a traditional sailing junk, the Halong Violet. Along the way, take in the floating villages, hidden caves, and towering limestone karsts on the emerald waters.

On day four, travel to Hue, the former imperial city home to the tombs of Vietnam’s royal past. Explore the Citadel, the river, and the medieval architectural wonders with an English speaking guide.

Then drive along the South China Sea coast to Hoi An, a trading port of old. Indeed, the city is famous for its quaint cafes and shops, especially the expert tailors who will craft a fine suit at a fraction of Western prices. In Hoi An, cycle to the local fishing villages and farmlands of the coastal countryside.

Ho Chi Minh City, or Saigon, is the final stop in the Vietnam segment of your Indochina tour. As such, you will see iconic French-colonial landmarks like the Opera House and walk through the streets of bustling Chinatown. Outside the city, cycle through Vietnam’s “rice basket” on a day tour to Cai Lay at the Mekong Delta. You can also meet a former VC soldier or attend a prayer ceremony at a Cao Dai temple.