Eco Tour In 13 Nights 12 Days

In the morning, visit Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Ho Chi Minh Residence, One-Pillar pagoda, , Quan Thanh temple, Army Museum and Hanoi Flag Tower. In the afternoon, proceed to Ninh Binh, Cuc phuong national park, visit Endangered Primates Rescue Center.

Overnight in Cuc Phuong.

After breakfast, walk in to visit flora, fauna and one-thousand-year-old sequoia tree, the cave of Prehistoric man cave, then visit Kenh Ga hot spring by boat. Have lunch, then visit Van Long. Van Long is the most flooded nature preserve in the Northern Delta and a magnificent eco-tourist site in Ninh Binh Province. Covering an area of 2,643 hectare, the site is situated in Gia Vien District, east-north of Ninh Binh Province. Visitors to Van Long will not only be impressed by its spectacular view of natural scenery, but also have a chance to admire its diverse flora and fauna, including 8 species of flora of special importance in national conservation efforts and 12 species of rare animals.

Overnight in Van Long.

Visit Hoa Lu - The Acient Capital of Vietnam in 10th century and the remaining of the two temples of Dinh King & Le King. Take a Bike or drive towards Tam Coc – the "Halong bay" onland to explore the daily life of Vietnamese. Visit Bich Dong Pagoda, then relax and enjoy “Halong bay on land” on a rowing small boat through the rice fields and mountain ranges, visit Tamcoc - 3 beautiful caves. Drive toward Halong bay.

Overnight in Halong.

Take boat trip cruising around grottoes, floating villages and beaches. Stop to visit Surprise Caves, one of the biggest, nicest caves in Halong Bay. Have seafood lunch on boat while the boat cruising. Back to Hanoi then take late afternoon flight to Hue.

Overnight in Hue.

Early morning, visitors can enjoy beautiful sunrise scenery and 30mins walk to the Bach Ma summit to see the wonderful views of Bach Ma, the flora & lots of bird, butterfly… Then you will enjoy by trekking Do Quyen waterfall is astounding and huge in the wooded mountain. It is more than 300m high and 20-30m wide. It is amazing to watch the silver water running into the bright red of water-rail flowers.

Overnight in Hue.

The tour begins with Thien Mu Pagoda, then King Khai Dinh Tomb, King Tu Duc Tomb. Come back to Hue for lunch at local restaurant. After lunch, visit Imperial Citadel. Tour ends at your hotel around 17:30 PM.

Overnight in Hue.

Take noon flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Check in hotel and free to explore the city. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

The tour begins with a visit to Reunification Palace, War Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral. After lunch, continue to visit Binh Tay Market, Thien Hau Pagoda, on the way back, stop at Chinatown which should not be missed.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

Leave at 8:00 AM from your hotel for My Tho, on arrival, get on a private boat cruising Floating Fish Market and along small creek to Mekong River estuary, to Phoenix Island and stop at a garden restaurant for Vietnamese lunch. The motorized boat cruises more along natural creeks and quiet village in Ben Tre Province. Visit orchards, bee - keeping farm, taste natural honey and honey wine, enjoy tropical fruit, traditional music, wander around a distillery, explore the local coconut candy production process, taste candy & coconut pulp. On the way back to Ho Chi Minh City, stop at a bonsai garden in My Tho. End tour in the late evening.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

Cat Tien National Park supports a variety of habitat types, including primary and secondary lowland evergreen forest dominated by species in the Dipterocarpaceae; primary and secondary lowland semi-evergreen forest, dominated by Lagerstroemia spp; freshwater wetlands with open lakes and seasonally inundated grasslands, containing Saccharum spontaneum, S. arundinaceum and Neyraudia arundinacea; flooded forest, dominated by Hydnocarpus anthelmintica mixed with Ficus benjamina; and a range of secondary habitat types, including grassland and areas dominated by bamboo.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

The major habitat types found at Can Gio are about 20,000 ha mangrove plantation and about 7,000 ha of naturally regenerating mangrove. The principal mangrove species used for replantation has been Rhizophora apiculata, although R. mucronata has also been used in smaller amounts. In addition to the mangroves, the site also supports seagrass beds dominated by Halophyla sp., Halodule sp. and Thalassia sp.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.