Tailor-Made

Journey from Hanoi’s cultural heart to Vietnam’s untamed Northeast — where misty lakes, hidden caves, and thundering waterfalls meet the soulful spirit of ethnic highlands, from haunting Then songs to the timeless charm of Khui Ky’s stone village

• Trace the soul of Hanoi through its timeless landmarks — from the stately Temple of Literature and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to the vibrant maze of the Old Quarter.
• Savor the spirit of the capital with street-side Bún Chả, delicate Bánh Cuốn, and a glass of fresh draft beer poured with laughter.
• Wander into the emerald hills of Thai Nguyen, where the scent of Tan Cuong tea fills the air and the Tay people welcome you into stilt homes with warm smiles and haunting Then melodies.
• Drift across the glassy waters of Ba Be Lake, glide through Puong Cave, and feel the quiet power of Dau Dang Waterfall — where limestone cliffs and jungle echoes stir the senses.
• Journey north to Cao Bang, where nature unfolds in grandeur at Ban Gioc Waterfall and Nguom Ngao Cave — then pause in Khui Ky Stone Village, a hidden gem of ancient stone houses, cobbled paths, and the enduring grace of Tay culture by the river’s edge.

• Hop aboard an open-air US Army Jeep and enjoy quality time together—chatting, laughing, and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of Saigon.
• Beat the city’s notorious traffic jams safely and comfortably, as the Jeep provides an ideal way to explore Saigon’s lively streets.
• Discover key attractions such as the War Remnants Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Emperor of Jade Pagoda, and the historic former U.S. Embassy, each rich with fascinating history.

Hop on, dig in, and taste the real Saigon.

• Hop on the back of a motorbike and soak in the vibrant nightlife of Ho Chi Minh City.
• Indulge in a wide range of flavors with 9 signature dishes and unlimited local drinks at top street food spots.
• Venture into hidden alleys brimming with authentic street eats and get a real taste of local daily life.
• Dive into Vietnam’s rich food culture and uncover the unique stories behind each dish.
• Watch and learn as local chefs show you how to make classic Vietnamese delights like rice pancakes, coconut ice cream, and grilled banana cakes.

Scoot through Saigon after dark on a classic Vespa — tasting bold craft brews, snacking on local bites, and diving into the city’s buzzing beer culture, one backstreet at a time

• Savor a variety of locally crafted beers at four distinct stops—ranging from cozy microbreweries to Saigon’s top-rated craft beer bars.
• Get behind-the-scenes insights into the brewing journey as passionate brewers share their knowledge and stories of the city’s evolving beer culture.
• Hop on a classic Vespa and weave through Saigon’s bustling streets, immersing yourself in the city’s electrifying nightlife.
• Enjoy thoughtfully paired Vietnamese-style tapas, specially selected to enhance each beer tasting experience.
• Glide through lesser-known alleyways and backstreets, discovering Saigon’s vibrant energy from a perspective only a Vespa can offer.
• A great fit for both beer enthusiasts and thrill-seekers—with options available to adapt the tour for families as well.

From the bustling market stalls to your own cooking station, experience the authentic flavors of Hanoi through a hands-on class guided by local chefs — and bring the taste of Vietnam home with you

• Explore a bustling local market with your chef guide. Learn about essential ingredients and handpick fresh produce used in traditional Vietnamese cooking.
• Join a hands-on cooking class in a welcoming kitchen setting. Prepare authentic dishes like spring rolls and dipping sauces under expert guidance.
• Enjoy your meal with a glass of rice wine as you relax and taste the fruits of your labor. Discover the cultural stories behind each dish as you dine.
• Take home a recipe booklet and a certificate to remember your experience. Flexible class times make it easy to fit into your Hanoi adventure.

• Embark on a private sampan cruise through the peaceful waterways of the Mekong Delta, passing charming villages and vibrant river life, all while enjoying tea and seasonal fruits served on board.
• Visit local artisans, including a tofu skin maker and a traditional clay pot factory, offering an authentic glimpse into the region’s everyday livelihoods.
• Discover spiritual and cultural landmarks, with a meaningful stop at a colorful Cao Dai temple nestled along the riverbanks.
• Wake up to a serene river morning, then explore riverside villages by rowboat or on foot, visiting families who craft hammocks and handbags from water hyacinths.
• End your journey in style with lunch at Le Longanier Restaurant, a colonial-era riverside villa surrounded by tropical gardens and fruit plantations.