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Good evening Lan,

The rest of the journey went very well until Pu Long, largely thanks to Thien who quickly understood what we wanted to see (amazing hikes) and what we wanted to experience in our interactions with the minority ethnic groups. Thanks to our guide, we had many warm exchanges and shared beautiful emotions over tea, fruits, and bong gao in their humble homes. Unforgettable experiences in the villages of tiles, knives, incense, and weaving.

An opportunity for great happiness to experience the Than Minh festival proposed by Thien.

Thank you for the foot massage, which was a pure moment of relaxation... It made us want to book a full body massage upon our return from Pu Long.

We are truly delighted with our journey in the North, although we missed the good weather a bit.

A word also about our driver, who was extremely careful on the mountain roads and always provided valuable assistance with a smile for his passengers.

Looking forward to continuing towards Halong Bay tomorrow.

Sorry for the late message, but we just returned from the unusual 'train street.'

Good night. Thinking of you.

Patrick and Marie Perou

The adventure of traveling to Vietnam with the Kommer family
A 3-Week Discovery of Vietnam Off the Beaten Track

Xenia Kommer's Family Travel Diary

[29/3/24]: Tony and the driver are great! And everything we've seen and done too 😊

[1/4/24]: Hello! We are back from the boat in Halong Bay. It was very beautiful! I didn't tell you that we ate crickets last 😁 week In Tam Coc the boys played football with children from there 😉

[3/4/24]: Hello, we arrived safely in Hoi An today. Everything is great, the hotel is very nice. Yesterday the boys swam in the Hue😉 River

[5/4/24]: Hoi An diving, I don't do it but the boys love it 😃

Hello Mrs. Huyen and all her team,

We had dreamed it, we had prepared our trip with the guides, and now we are back, with the images still fresh in our minds.

Thank you and congratulations for this perfect organization, despite the fact that a flight was delayed a day at the last minute. We found our guides and drivers as planned, the guides were friendly, spoke perfect Spanish, the "busy" program was respected.

Recounting our journey could become a real novel, so we will talk about the main points. Now, worry before leaving because the guides said that we should avoid the Tet period, that for the lunar new year everything was closed, anyway what joy, flowers, decorations, events everywhere.

👉Hanoi, staying in the center, after a tour of the city, and a visit to Kampa Tour, a well-deserved siesta, we set off on foot (without a guide) through the narrow streets (thanks to the GPS to find the hotel).

👉The next day, visits to museums, great water puppet show.

👉Day 3: Halong Bay on land, boat ride, overnight in Ninh Binh (Tam Coc)

👉Day 4: Return to Hanoi, visit Bai Binh Pagoda.

👉Day 5 & 6: Visit to Halong Bay, fog was forecast for us, indeed in the morning: fog over the bay, but towards noon Kampa Tour predicted a beautiful and bright sun. Splendid! Visit to a cave, night on the boat.

👉Day 7: Visit the imperial city, making incense sticks and hats, walk along the Song Huong, drink the iced tea full of many good things - excellent!

👉Day 8, 9 & 10: Hue Road, Hoi An via Da Nang, magnificent mountain road in the middle of the clouds. Too bad, we didn't have time to stop at the pass, nor in Da Nang, a city known for its military base during the war between the United States and the Vietcong. Hoi AN, the city of lanterns and colonial houses, we attended a great show on the island of Hoi An Memories. Japanese bridge under construction for several years, visit to the rice paddies, discovery of the beach during our rest day.

👉Day 11: Hoi An Ho Chi Min

👉Day 12: Ho Chi Min - Ben Tré. Mekong crosses over magnificent bridges, Very nice hostel in a natural setting. Visit a chocolate factory, boat ride, visit to a brick factory.

👉Day 13: Ben Tré, Tra Vin, Cantho, motorcycle tour, visit to a Kmer temple.

👉Day 14: everything accelerates, in addition to the visits, we have to go back to Saigon, and take the plane back to Phu Quoc. For a well-deserved rest.

👉Until the 18th: Phu Quoc Island, sun, beach, scooter tour. Magnificent fireworks on the night of the Tet festival (Chantal didn't want to take the bike, so considering the traffic, the taxi was a good idea). View from the hostel, at the Sea Star Hotel). Visit the ghost town to the south (not in the guidebooks!). Reproduction of Rome with the Colosseum, a bridge over the sea, extraordinary because it is deliberately split in half, so it cannot be used for crossing.

👉Day 18, Very sad, we left Phu Quoc to take the plane back to Hanoi and back.

We couldn't tell everything, because it would have been a real novel, our curious side made us discover many things, events, people, which enriched our knowledge of Vietnam, its 1000 years of war history". We always felt safe, even in crowded places, we enjoyed the typical small restaurants. It was a wonderful trip thanks to you, thank you so much.

Thank you again for your perfect organization, thanks to the whole team, to Madame Nhung, our correspondent during the organization of our trip, to the lady who took care during our stay and to our guides Zin, Tiem, Yummy, Ham and Lam.

With all our friendship,

Chantal & Daniel

Chantal & Daniel
I couldn't expect for more, it's so wonderful
The Alzarral family with their friends
10 Days, 10 Colors: A Journey from South to North Vietnam
21 days, 20 nights

To begin with, thank you for this wonderful trip that you organized for us. Thank you to Huan, Kien and Ms. Chau for conveying the love of their country to us. Bus drivers were also safe in this traffic.

After the discussion among all the participants in the trip, we send you these observations:

Guide: 5/5⭐
Drivers 5/5⭐
Bus:4/5⭐
Hotel: 4.9/5⭐ (slightly small breakfast room at the Sanouva Hotel in Saigon).
Choice of restaurant by guides: 5/5⭐
Transfer by plane: 5/5⭐
Choice of visits:5/5⭐
Organization of the agency: 5/5⭐

Thank you, Mrs. TRANG VU, for your warm welcome at the agency and for your willingness to organize our trip. We also thank Bao for his kindness and for the short documentary on YouTube. You can count on us to really appreciate your skills.

Thanks again for everything 😘😘

Mrs. Silvia and her husband
Peru

Greetings from Lima, guys! We just got home and we don't even feel tired! I still have the energy to keep going, haha!
Now, let's talk about the North. In February, from Hanoi to Ha Long, there is a lot of drizzle. I suggest other visitors always carry a fine raincoat when they go. Luckily, it didn't alter our plan much. We enjoyed the coffee with egg and the bun cha. Ms. Nhung knew all the perfect places to eat, without worrying about finding available places, and at good prices! I'll send you some great photos from Hanoi!
But, the most amazing thing was the experience on the Mekong! Just perfect. We loved Mr. Nguyen; He had an in-depth knowledge of the place, which made us enjoy it to the fullest. He also shared a lot of interesting things about the Vietnamese and their current and current culture, not just theory.
The hotels were ok, no complaints. This trip makes us think of Cambodia and Thailand with our friends in the future (still wishes)
I think that's enough for now. See you soon, folks!

-Silvia-