HUE CITY

Bending a long Perfume River, Hue is known for its poetic beauty and historic values. Formerly the seat of power as well as the political, cultural, and religious center of Vietnam from 1802-1945 under Nguyen dynastry. Ancient tombs that crumble in the hills. Time-honored artistry and culinary traditions. And jungled mountains that roll right into the sea. Hue and its surroundings have so many stories to tell and things to do that it should be a highlight in any trip through Vietnam. Hue has made Discovery Channel’s list of 5-must visit places in Southeast Asia, hence the city of World Heritages should be in your schedule. Cruising along the river while floating yourself in the harmony of Royal Court Music is a unique experience.

MEKONG DELTA

Mekong Delta is the biggest rice bowl of Vietnam where you can enjoy a marvelous landscape during a boat trip on Mekong River. Through the canals and rivulets, the boat brings you closer to locals’ life at coconut plantations, candy factories, tropical fruit gardens and busy floating markets.

The Mekong Delta is completely focused around the water, which explains why the only way to navigate this region is by boat. You will see rice paddies, fruit orchards, and floating markets, Buddhist temples and family houses clinging to the river’s banks.

HO CHI MINH CITY

Ho Chi Minh City – widely known as Sai Gon, the business capital of Vietnam. Sai Gon is a truly happening city, chaotic yet charming metropolis astonishingly recovering from its war-torn history. Modern skyscrapers and shopping centers are becoming additional attractions besides the historical heritages perfectly maintained and treasured by its people.