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| Notre Dame Cathedral, Saigon, Photo by An Bui |
Located on Langbiang plateau, part of the greater Central high lands of Vietnam, the city is 1500 m above sea level and is 305 km from Saigon is called Da Lat.
Da Lat city is probably one of Vietnam's most well known vacation destination. Since 19th century. It is also called the unofficial honeymoon Mecca of Vietnam.
The port city of Vung Tau is a seaside beach resort located two hours drive from Ho Chi Minh City, with shopping, discos and a range of eateries. As the closest beach in the vicinity, Vung Tau offering a new fresh air and interesting experiences.
* Service included - Meals (Full board) at local restaurant - Accommodation with TWN share basis: Check in time at 14.00pm & Check out time at 12.00 - 01 private A/C car on sightseeing days only (4 seats car for group of 2 pax , 16 seats car for group 3-4-5-6 pax, 25 seats bus for group 7-10 pax, 35 seats bus for group 11-14 pax, 45 seats bus for group 16 pax onwards) - Boat and entrance fee as mention in the itinerary - French (English) speaking guide on sightseeing days only: different local guides - Drinking water and wet towel. * Service excluded - Vietnamese Visa fee US$ 25/pax - Domestic & International Air ticket & airport tax. - Personal expense Tel, Fax, Laundry, etc. - Other service which not mention itinerary ***TOUR DESCRIPTION Day 1 : Ho Chi Minh City on arrival (D) Arrive at Tan Son Nhat airport meet your guide then transfer to the hotel after that take the orientation tour of HCMC : Notre Dame Cathedral, General Post office, City Hall, Opera house. Dinner and O/N in HCMC. Day 2 : Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi -City Tour (B/L/D) After breakfast, visit the Cu Chi Tunnels (75 km) northwest of HCMC, network of tunnels dug during the Vietnam War guerillas, with e level and stretching more than 200km. Experience the environment where guerrillas lived and fought underground by climbing the narrow passage along. Above ground lies the wreckage of American helicopters end task. Afternoon we will visit the War Museum, the Reunification Palace, Ben Thanh Market – is a biggest market and shopping spree in HCMC. Visit the Lacquer ware factory expert in Arts and Crafts of picture, furniture with Lacquer and other special food of Vietnam. Dinner at local restaurant. O/N in HCMC. Day 3 : Ho Chi Minh City – Dalat (B/L/D) Depart for Dalat (300 km), the highland city located at 1500m above the sea level with cool climate all year round, established in early 1890s by the French as hill station resort, stop at Bao Loc for visiting Dambri waterfall and having lunch at local restaurant then continue the journey to our destination by passing many tea & coffee plantations. This is a pleasure time for you to take photograph and enjoy the scenery. Dinner at local restaurant. O/N in Da Lat. Day 4 : Dalat (B/L/D) Morning visit Domain De Marie Church. Then drive to Liang Biang mountain - the highest mountain, rising to 2169m above sea level. Driving up to the top by 4WD Jeep and Discover evergreen forests, picturesque views of farmland and pristine rural lives. Also visit the minorities village under the mountain foot. Afternoon, continue visiting Bao Dai's Summer Palace, Truc Lam pagoda, Tuyen Lam lake & and Datanla Waterfalls. O/N in Da Lat . Morning, depart for Vung Tau, a nice coastal cities in Vietnam, Dinner will be served at local restaurant and you are free at leisure. Enjoy the freshest seafood in a local restaurant. O/N in Vung Tau. Day 6 : Vung Tau - Ho Chi Minh City (B/L/D) After breakfast, visit the White Palace, whale temple, Statue of Jesus Christ with outstretched arms on top of the Mountain which overlooks the Peninsula wand Pacific Ocean. After lunch, return to HCMC and visit Thien Hau Pagoda, Binh Tay market in the bustling Chinatown. Dinner and O/N in HCMC Day 7 : Ho Chi Minh City – Departure (B) After breakfast, free at your own leisure till the time transfer to airport for the flight back your destination. End of service. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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