Things to Do in Vietnam

Vietnam really is one of the most fascinating, frenetic and captivating countries we know and is blessed with a dizzying variety that keeps the most discerning visitor constantly enthralled. From the Vietnam War tunnels and museums in Ho Chi Minh City, to the colonial charm and customizing in Hoi An, to ancient temples in Hue, to the bustling Capital of Hanoi, to the wonders of Halong Bay and the Far North deciding what to see in Vietnam is no small feat.

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Vietage Scenic Train

Central Vietnam and Beaches, Vietnam

Indulge in the old-world glamour of deluxe train travel on this 6-hour journey through the Vietnamese countryside between Da Nang and Quy Nhon. With just 12 seats, this exclusive carriage includes à la carte dining, drinks, snacks, and an onboard massage.

A Day in Cai Be

Cai Be, Mekong Delta, Vietnam

Cai Be is one of the busiest hubs in the Mekong Delta, home to many local industries and surrounded by scenic countryside lined with waterways and orchards. Explore the area on land and water, stopping for a delicious lunch at a traditional house.

Four Seasons Nam Hai - Cooking Academy

Hoi An, Central Vietnam and Beaches, Vietnam

Vietnam is well known for its delicious cuisine, featuring fresh ingredients and vibrant flavors. What better way to learn about the country's culinary delights than to try creating the dishes yourself, guided by an expert Vietnamese chef.

Hanoi by Jeep Half Day Tour

Hanoi, Vietnam

Experience Hanoi in style on a legendary jeep tour, as your guide shows you some of the ancient city’s hidden gems.

Hanoi Evening Vespa Tour

Hanoi, Vietnam

Experience Hanoi by night, traveling through the streets on the back on a vintage Vespa, stopping off to enjoy delicious streetfood along the way. Finish the evening at a famous jazz club where you can listen to fantastic live music.

Hoi An - Streetfood with a Local Food Expert

Hoi An, Central Vietnam and Beaches, Vietnam

Get ready for a food adventure into an area known by many, yet still relatively undiscovered by visitors, outside of the Old Town. Offering exclusive access and a ‘behind the scenes’ experience with the help of your foodie guide.