A short drive from Hanoi, enjoy a day at the Perfume Pagoda - one of the most important religious sites in Buddhist Vietnam. The pagoda itself is built into limestone cliffs and can only be reached by boat and foot. Float by boat along scenic waterways and walk up mountain paths visiting the pagodas and temples that were built in this area over the centuries.

Hoa Lu and Tam Coc are two most beautiful sceneries of Ninh Binh province, just 100km to the southwest of Hanoi. Hoa Lu is the Ancient Royal Capital of Vietnam under the Dinh Dynasty and Pre-Le Dynasty (968 - 1009). And, Tam Coc is considered as "Halong bay on the land” with caves, huge rocks standing along the river, and paddy rice field.

Ha Noi was once a collection of villages that eventually grew into quarters dedicated to particular crafts, where skilled artisans continue to practice their skills that have been handed down for centuries. Whether it is art, history, museums or ancient pagodas, tell us what interests you and we’ll take you on a memorable tour that includes Ha Noi’s Old Quarter where you can shop and learn about the history of family trade. Worth a visit are the Temple of Literature (ad 1070), Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda (ad 1049), Tran Quac Pagoda (17th Century), Museum of Ethnology...

Built in 2009, but based on an exotic oriental junk, the Hanoi Opera Cruise offers the best of both worlds: luxurious, traditional styling paired with sophisticated modern facilities and comforts! The junk features 3 decks designed with Asia Traditional decor. The boat boasts romantic wooden fixtures, a multitude of windows to make the most of the amazing views, and a spectacular upper deck for your total relaxation.