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Vietnam is a stunningly beautiful nation with a rich history that combines the bustle of current life with the serenity of bygone eras. Stretches of pristine beaches, lush forests, and towering peaks may be found between the Red River Delta in the north and the Mekong Delta in the south.
Formerly known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is a thriving metropolis with a wealth of cultural attractions that look both to the past and to the future. During the day, take in the sights and sounds of Cho Lon, the city’s thriving Chinatown, and make your way down into the Vietcong’s subterranean network, the Cu Chi Tunnels. In the evenings, get a flavor of contemporary Vietnam by dining and drinking in chic, upscale bars and restaurants.
Travel North to Hanoi, the cultural center of the nation that still has remnants of centuries of change, for a slower pace of living. Explore this refined city’s broad boulevards and temples on a luxurious cyclo tour, prepared especially for you by Vietnam Private Tours. Immerse yourself in the local way of life by going to a water puppet performance and strolling around the One Pillar Pagoda. Hanoi is also the ideal starting place for exploring Ha Long Bay, a breathtaking expanse of many rocky limestone islands rising out of the sea. Alternatively, travel inland to Mai Chau, where hill tribal settlements still reside amid buffalo pathways and rice fields that stretch over a historic environment.
During Vietnam Luxury Tours, travelers may prefer to experience by cruise, boat, or bike, which are closer to nature and more convenient. Let’s explore the top activities related to these means of transportation.
- Experience Top Activities in Vietnam Luxury Tours
Cruise: Experience UNESCO World Heritage Site- Halong Bay by exploring and spending the night private cabin of luxury cuisines with a stunning, serene outlook. Surround yourself with hundreds of different-sized and shaped limestone karst islets that protrude from the Bay’s green waters. Head to the South, the Mekong Delta is quickly becoming into popular tourist destination, and sailing down the river is an emerging activity. More than 50 million people live in the lower Mekong, which has at least 4,000 years of recorded history. Every element of everyday existence, including marketplaces, industry, transportation of commodities, communities, schools, and temples, floats on the Mekong or along its coastal banks. Vietnam’s Mekong Delta is known as the “rice bowl” since it is an underwater realm. Streams, canals, and rivers form a maze that functions as a waterway rather than a highway. The vibrant and lively floating markets, a bazaar of closely packed wooden skiffs filled with fresh tropical produce (pretty pineapples, mangoes, papayas, durian, jackfruit, and soursops), are one of the delta’s most impressive sights.
Rustic Rowboat: In the past, rowing boats were often utilized for trade, transportation, and everyday tasks across lakes, rivers, and small canals. Unlike canoes and kayaks, which are driven by paddles, rowboats are readily maneuvered by one person alone and may accommodate up to six people. Any small boat trip is a great experience for travelers to have a somewhat more personal experience.
Round Basket Boat: Vietnamese basket boats, or “Thuyen Thung” in Vietnamese, are among the rarer and less well-known varieties of watercraft. They are made from split bamboo, which is sun-dried, bent, and weaved into the desired shape before being waterproofed with tar or varnish. These boats are entirely constructed without the use of wood. They are employed because they can support a large load and are lightweight, flexible, and strong. Round boats are challenging to control and row. Without specific talents, it merely keeps going around in circles.
Laid-back Luxury Bike Adventure: Luxury bike excursions across Southeast Asia’s spectacular landscapes provide an unmatched opportunity for the daring visitor looking for an exceptional experience to fully immerse themselves in the varied cultures and amazing natural beauty of this extraordinary area. Not only for Vietnam Luxury Tours, but Vietnam Private Tours can also tailor your trip by adding stops- some nations in Indochina. From the peaceful countryside and enchanted cities of Vietnam to the historic sites and bustling marketplaces of Cambodia, the tropical beaches and verdant jungles of Thailand, and the pristine charm of Laos, a luxury cycling tour through Indochina offers an unrivaled, intimate, personal viewpoint.
Conclusion
Vietnam Private Tours promises an unforgettable vacation because there is so much to see and do there. This is the place to go if you’re looking for culture, history, and autonomous exploration against one of the most breathtaking and picturesque landscapes on the planet. So, when you visit Vietnam next, make sure to travel by boat and have some very memorable experiences!
