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$214 USD
A trip to northern Vietnam is incomplete without a sojourn to breathtaking Ha Long Bay. Often called the eighth natural wonder of the world, this archipelago, located in the Golf of Tonkin, is characterized by thousands of unique limestone and dolomite islands that rise jaggedly from the water
$145 USD
Mai Chau Village is the heart of a beautiful valley that is a world away from the hustle and bustle of Hanoi. The modern village is an unappealing sprawl, but as you emerge on the rice fields and rural living it is transformed into a real paradise.
It’s a stunning area, and most people here are ethnic White Thai, distantly related to tribes in Thailand, Laos and China. Cuc Phuong National Park is Vietnam’s largest national park and one of the most important sites for biodiversity in the country. It is homes to hundreds of species of flora and fauna. The park can be visited from Hanoi as a day trip or visitors can stay at the park’s lodging for a longer stay. Visiting the park is a terrific opportunity to get a close look at Vietnam’s nature and fees generated from tourism help protect the parks wildlife and improve the local economy
$144 USD
Explore Cuc Phuong National Park and the Red River delta by bicycle and at a pace and in a manner that brings us close to the people and the way they live. Experience the beauty and complexity of the park that interlace the scenic landscape and the human activities of the delta.
$139 USD
Ba Be National Park is the largest natural freshwater lake in Vietnam with exceptional fish diversity, a population of langurs, over 200 bird and 350 butterfly species, geological treasures and mature primary limestone forest. In places like this, careless tourism can bring human disturbances and endanger this heritage, while thoughtful Ba Be with a controlled impact provide excellent support to conservation projects in the area and help the economies of local people. We share your desire for the latter option and promise that nature knows how to return your kindness. Surrounded by the lush green of the forest we hope you enjoy and learn from the time spent with all of our friends there and raise a glass of corn wine with your hosts, toasting to the health of our shared environment
