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If you’re looking for a trip that packs rich history, stunning scenery, and unforgettable culture into a manageable timeline, a Vietnam Tour 10 Days is the way to go. From the cultural streets of Hanoi to the breathtaking limestone cliffs of Halong Bay, the ancient town of Hoi An, the imperial history of Hue, and the vibrancy of Ho Chi Minh City, this 10 Days Tour in Vietnam has everything. This is the perfect tour for travelers who want to see Vietnam's most popular destinations without wasting time.
Tourism in Vietnam (Source: outlooktravelmag)
Why go on a guided tour of Vietnam? Because the nation is sprawling and full of adventure and trying to piece things together yourself will take valuable time and energy. A Guided Vietnam Tour 10 Days offers you a carefully crafted, stress free experience with language capable guides who understand the culture, know the in and outs, and have the shortcuts.
With all the big details arranged pre arranged hotels, domestic flights, ground transfers, attraction tickets you spend more time doing and less time figuring it out. It also means that you don't miss out on the important places or quirky gems that solo travelers often miss.
Great landscape in Vietnam (Source: TravelNews)
Begin your Vietnam Tour 10 Days in Hanoi, the capital that combines old world charm and modern flair. Check into your hotel upon arrival in Noi Bai International Airport and shake off the jet lag by strolling around Hoan Kiem Lake. You can have the first Vietnamese street food bite or treat yourself to a welcome dinner of local delights like cha ca or bun rieu.
Hoan Kiem Lake (Source: Expedia)
Day two starts with a close examination of the political and cultural legacy of Vietnam. Start with a visit to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to pay respects to Vietnam's revolutionary leader, then the Presidential Palace, and finally his simple stilt house residence. Visit the One Pillar Pagoda, an historic Buddhist temple, and Temple of Literature, the country's first national university. Take a cyclo ride in the Old Quarter in the afternoon.
Specialty in Hanoi - Pho (Source: VinWonders)
Each street here has been dedicated to a type of antique trade formerly practiced there. Close the day with a traditional water puppet show, a uniquely Vietnamese art form and dinner at one of the local restaurants.
Day 3 of your Vietnam Tour 10 Days, leave the city to scramble for Halong Bay, a UNESCO recognized wonder renowned for its emerald waters and limestone islands of dramatic beauty. After a 3.5 hour scenic drive from Hanoi, board a luxury overnight cruise. As you cruise past surreal karst landscapes, enjoy a seafood lunch onboard.
The cruise usually includes a visit to Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave), a kayaking or swimming excursion at Titop Island, and an opportunity to simply unwind on the sundeck. Watch the sunset while having a drink and then enjoy a freshly prepared dinner. Some cruises even offer squid fishing or night cooking demonstrations.
Sung Sot Cave - Surprise Cave (Source: parfumdautomne)
Wake up early on Day 4 to join a tai chi class on deck and watch the bay stir to life in the mist. Then, following breakfast, the cruise ends with a last scenic loop before returning to the harbor. From there, return to Hanoi and take a short flight to Da Nang. On arrival, transfer to Hoi An. The evening is yours to stroll the lantern lined streets, browse for handicrafts, or unwind by the river with a cold beer or coconut coffee.
The beauty of Halong Bay (Source: Lonelyplanet)
Halfway through your 10 Days Tour in Vietnam, you will be captivated by Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage town famous for its well preserved trading port and centuries old buildings. Begin with a walk along its ancient streets. You will see Chinese shophouses, French colonial buildings, and the famous Japanese Covered Bridge. Go to the Tan Ky Old House and the Assembly Hall of the Fujian Chinese Congregation. The morning ends at a traditional market where you can see locals trading fresh herbs, fish, and rice noodles.
Famous Japanese Covered Bridge (Source: goteamjosh)
This afternoon, take a leisurely bike ride through the countryside, passing by rice paddies and water buffalo. Visit a local village or take a hands-on cooking class where you'll learn to make dishes like fresh spring rolls or banh xeo (Vietnamese savory pancakes). Day 6 is free at your leisure to enjoy as you wish. Unwind at An Bang Beach, take a tour by basket boat through surrounding coconut palm forests, or explore the My Son Sanctuary, a complex of jungle Hindu temple ruins.
An Bang Beach (Source: thesecreteats)
This free day is perfect for having new clothes tailored at one of Hoi An's many famous tailors or just soaking up the peaceful riverside ambiance. Aslo when visiting Hoi An, tourists should not miss out on trying some of the city's most iconic dishes like Mi Quang - a turmeric infused noodle dish, Cao Lau - a unique noodle dish made with thick rice noodles or Banh Mi Hoi An offers a delicious twist on the famous Vietnamese sandwich.
Famous and delicious Banh Mi Hoi An (Source: hoiana)
Proceed on your Vietnam Tour 10 Days by driving to Hue via scenic Hai Van Pass, a great coastal road featuring spectacular views. Make a photo stop before arriving at the old imperial city. Begin your Hue tour by touring the Royal Tombs grand tombs of Nguyen emperors such as Khai Dinh or Tu Duc. In the evening, relax on a boat tour of the Perfume River and try foods like bun bo Hue, spicy beef noodle soup unique to this region.
Royal Tombs in Hue (Source: danangprivatecar)
Day 8 begins at the Imperial City, a Beijing Forbidden City inspired walled fortress. Walk through its temples, palaces, and gates while discovering the Nguyen Dynasty, which governed Vietnam between the early 1800s and 1945. Afterwards, take a visit to the Thien Mu Pagoda and the busy Dong Ba Market. In the evening, take a quick flight to Ho Chi Minh City, the final destination of your 10 Days Tour in Vietnam.
Imperial City of Hue (Source: VietnamEvasion)
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Your Vietnam Tour 10 Days wraps up in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s southern powerhouse. Begin Day 9 with a guided trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels. Used during the Vietnam War, these underground tunnels stretch for over 200 kilometers. You’ll have the chance to crawl through sections of the tunnels and hear first hand stories from guides about life during wartime.
Return to the city and continue with visits to the Reunification Palace, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Central Post Office. Stroll down Dong Khoi Street for upscale shopping or visit Ben Thanh Market for souvenirs and street food.
Ben Thanh Market (Source: SunGetawaysTravel)
Nights can be spent choosing between a dinner cruise on the Saigon River or rooftop cocktails with skyline views. It's the perfect way to spend your final night. On Day 10, according to your flight times, have a relaxing breakfast or take a walking tour of the city before your airport transfer. Your 10 Days Tour in Vietnam may be coming to an end but memories would linger on long after you are back home.
Saigon River sightseeing (Source: saigonwatergo)
Pack light, breathable clothing since the climate changes from north to south. Bring a hat, sunscreen, and bug spray. Pack some cash, since many of the small vendors do not take cards. Sample local street food, it's safe in most areas and tastes great.
Always be respectful of local customs: dress conservatively when visiting temples and take shoes off before entering houses. A little effort to pick up some Vietnamese expressions does wonders. And finally, travel with an open mind, Vietnam is a country that will surprise you in the best of terms.
A Vietnam Tour 10 Days is the perfect way of viewing the country's most famous sites without feeling rushed. You get to experience Vietnam's history, cities, and landscapes from north to south. Book your Vietnam Tour 10 Days with Asia King Travel today and let us take you on a journey that you will never forget. Vietnam is waiting with open arms, delicious food, and stories you will tell for years.
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