Those tours typically include a variety of transportation options to ensure a smooth and comfortable journey. Common modes of transportation include private cars or minivans for city tours and transfers, domestic flights for long distances between major cities, and boats for exploring places like Halong Bay in Vietnam or the islands in Thailand. Public transportation such as trains and buses may also be used for certain parts of the tour. Some tours offer the unique experience of traveling by tuk-tuk or cyclo for short distances within cities. All transportation options are chosen to maximize convenience and provide a seamless travel experience.

Yes, those itineraries are suitable for families and can be an excellent choice for a memorable vacation. Both countries offer a variety of family-friendly activities, from cultural experiences and historical sites to beautiful beaches and outdoor adventures. In Thailand, families can enjoy the bustling streets of Bangkok, the cultural richness of Chiang Mai, and the serene beaches of Phuket or Krabi. In Vietnam, children will love exploring the caves of Halong Bay, the ancient town of Hoi An, and the vibrant city life of Ho Chi Minh City. Many tour operators also provide tailored itineraries to ensure that activities are suitable for all ages.

Deciding whether to focus on one region or multiple regions during your 2 weeks in Vietnam depends on your travel preferences. If you want a comprehensive overview, exploring multiple regions like the north, central, and south can offer a diverse experience of Vietnam's culture, history, and landscapes. However, if you prefer a more in-depth exploration, focusing on one region allows you to fully immerse yourself in its unique attractions and lifestyle, whether it's the cultural richness of the north, the historical depth of the central region, or the dynamic energy of the south.

Packing for 2 weeks in Vietnam requires considering the diverse climates and activities you’ll encounter. Bring lightweight, breathable clothing for the humid weather, a rain jacket for unexpected showers, and comfortable walking shoes for exploring cities and natural sites. If your itinerary includes beach destinations, pack swimwear and sunscreen. Additionally, having a hat, sunglasses, and insect repellent is beneficial. Depending on the season and regions you visit, layers may be necessary for cooler temperatures in the north or higher altitudes. With these essentials, you'll be well-prepared for an enjoyable 2-week adventure in Vietnam.

Packing for 2 weeks in Vietnam requires considering the diverse climates and activities you’ll encounter. Bring lightweight, breathable clothing for the humid weather, a rain jacket for unexpected showers, and comfortable walking shoes for exploring cities and natural sites. If your itinerary includes beach destinations, pack swimwear and sunscreen. Additionally, having a hat, sunglasses, and insect repellent is beneficial. Depending on the season and regions you visit, layers may be necessary for cooler temperatures in the north or higher altitudes. With these essentials, you'll be well-prepared for an enjoyable 2-week adventure in Vietnam.

Spending 2 weeks in Vietnam is an ideal amount of time to experience the country's diverse attractions and culture. During this period, you can explore the bustling streets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, marvel at the natural beauty of Halong Bay, and relax on the stunning beaches of Da Nang. Additionally, you can choose to focus your 2-week itinerary on either the northern, central, or southern regions of Vietnam to fully immerse yourself in the unique experiences each area offers. Whether it's the mountainous landscapes and ethnic cultures of the north, the historical sites of the central region, or the vibrant Mekong Delta in the south, two weeks provide ample opportunity to appreciate the essence of Vietnam.

Currently, the Covid-19 pandemic situation has been significantly brought under control in Asian countries from 2022 until now.

In particular, in the countries of Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Indonesia... the Covid-19 epidemic is no longer considered a particularly dangerous infectious disease. Travelers are no longer required to take a Covid test before and after entering the country. The opening of tourism to receive international visitors is completely normal in Asia.

However, visitors are still advised to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 to ensure health safety for themselves and the community, for example when coming to Thailand. In some countries such as Laos, Cambodia and Indonesia, inspection requirements may still apply in some places with specific activities; As long as the full dose of the COVID-19 vaccine has been administered; must have travel medical insurance;...

▶️In general, you can travel to Asia without worrying too much about the epidemic situation.

The latest regulations still need to be updated. Asking our consulting team is a suggestion for you. Since then, our agency has successfully organized hundreds of trips in Asia. Photos and testimonials from travelers are published on our website in the Testimonials from our travelers section!

Yes, it is entirely possible to make changes to the provided itinerary. We specialize in private and tailor-made trips, and our advisors will be able to adjust the program according to your every wish.

Each train cabin is equipped with 4 soft berths. The amenities are located outside the cabins and are shared. The trains may experience vibrations and have a speed of only 50 to 60 km/hour. While the trains in our country are less comfortable than those in Europe, a night on the train will provide you with an experience of this type of local transportation.

If your trip includes multiple days of hiking, you can bring hiking shoes. Otherwise, a good pair of sneakers will suffice.

The walks and hikes offered in our tours are of easy to moderate difficulty level and typically last for 3-5 hours per day. However, the duration and difficulty of the hikes depend on your fitness level. You can shorten or extend the duration of the hikes according to your preferences. This private program can be customized on-site.

All our tours are private and tailor-made, and we can certainly customize the itinerary by combining must-see sites with off-the-beaten-path excursions. Feel free to let us know your preferences, and our advisors will be able to accommodate your every request.

It's certainly the North, which comprises the Northeast and Northwest mountains. Located along the country's Laotian and Chinese borders, Northern Vietnam's mountains boast incredibly wild and breathtaking landscapes: limestone peaks and vast rolling hills as far as the eye can see, lush valleys with stunning terraced rice fields, winding roads and switchbacks on the mountain slopes. It's also the only region where the culture of minority ethnic groups remains strongly present: traditional villages, unique customs, colorful attire, and vibrant weekly markets. The region is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts, those interested in ethnic culture, and travelers looking to venture off the beaten path.

Among the country's three regions, the North, the Central, and the South, it's the North that is the most beautiful and interesting. For your first exploration, don't forget to visit the ancient capital of Hanoi, the land-based Halong Bay in Ninh Binh, and, most importantly, Halong Bay on a cruise. If time allows, take a detour to the Northern mountains, such as Sapa or Pu Luong, to discover stunning landscapes and diverse, authentic cultures.

Terraced rice fields can be found in the Mai Chau, Pu Luong, Mu Cang Chai, and Sapa regions.

In Mai Chau and Pu Luong, there are two rice seasons each year: the first season is from February to May, and the second lasts from June to October.

As for Mu Cang Chai and Sapa, there is only one rice season per year, from May to September.

During the rest of the year, even though the fields may be empty, visits are still possible because these destinations not only feature rice fields but also pristine forests and, most importantly, ethnic villages with their traditional houses.