Day 1 | Welcome to Hanoi – A Gentle First Step
Approximate timing: 14:00 – 20:00
(Meals: B, L, D)

Xin chao! Welcome to Vietnam.
Upon your arrival at Noi Bai International Airport, our representative will warmly welcome you and escort you to your hotel for check-in and a bit of rest after your flight.

In the afternoon, your soft entry into Vietnam begins with a guided visit to the Ho Chi Minh Complex, where quiet gardens surround the modest wooden stilt house where President Ho once lived and worked. It’s a serene space—simple, symbolic, and respectfully preserved.

We then stop at the One Pillar Pagoda, a delicate and unique Buddhist monument shaped like a lotus rising from still water.

Lunch will be served at a local Indian restaurant.

Your journey continues to the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university, founded in the 11th century. With its poetic courtyards and stone-carved steles, it’s a place that invites you to slow your steps and listen—to centuries of wisdom, and to yourself.

Next, you’ll ride a traditional Cyclo through Hanoi’s atmospheric Old Quarter. This isn’t a race—it’s a chance to watch daily life unfold from the quiet rhythm of your seat. Street corners, faded balconies, food stalls, local smiles—let the city come to you.

The day winds down with a peaceful stop at Hoan Kiem Lake, the symbolic heart of Hanoi. If you wish, you may also visit Train Street, where the remarkable blend of old-world calm and urban movement lives on the edge of steel rails.

Around 19:00, enjoy a light dinner at an Indian restaurant. The evening is yours—journal your thoughts, rest, or take a gentle walk nearby.

Please note:
Shared airport transfers are available between 02:00–02:30 AM; other times may incur an extra fee.
Modest clothing is required when visiting spiritual sites. While the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is closed on Mondays and Fridays, the surrounding grounds remain open for exploration.

Hotel: The Q Hotel Hanoi (4)* – Deluxe Room, 87 Nguyen Truong To Street, Ba Dinh District

Day 2 | Ninh Binh – Nature’s Quiet Wonder
Approximate timing: 08:00 – 18:30
(Meals: B, L, D)

After breakfast at 09:00 AM, we journey to Ninh Binh, often called “Ha Long Bay on land” – where limestone mountains rise gently from rice fields, and rivers carve their way through ancient valleys.

Upon arrival, you’ll board a small rowing boat and drift through the peaceful landscape of Trang An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The boat quietly moves through caves and along green waterways, surrounded by towering cliffs and birdsong. It’s a perfect moment to put your phone away and simply... be.

Lunch will be served at a local restaurant, where you can enjoy traditional Vietnamese dishes in a calm, natural setting.

In the afternoon, we visit Hoa Lu, the ancient capital of Vietnam in the 10th century. While the temples here are modest, the atmosphere is rich in memory and quiet strength. Walking among these historical stones, you may find yourself reflecting on time—not as urgency, but as presence.

Before returning to Hanoi, we pause for a short break by the countryside—space to stretch, breathe, and let the landscape leave its impression on you, not just your camera.

Back in the city at 19:00, dinner is served at an Indian restaurant.
Your evening is free—perfect for journaling, quiet reflection, or a peaceful night’s sleep. Your evening is free—perfect for journaling, quiet reflection, or a peaceful night’s sleep.

Hotel: The Q Hotel Hanoi (4)* – Deluxe Room, 87 Nguyen Truong To Street, Ba Dinh District

Day 3 | From Hanoi to Sapa Hanoi – Visit Lao Chai & Ta Van Villages – Into the Embrace of the Mountains
Approximate timing: 08:00 – 18:30
(Meals: B, L, D)

After breakfast at around 07:00, we check out and leave behind the rhythm of Hanoi, heading northward to the cool highlands of Sapa. The journey takes about 5–6 hours by comfortable vehicle, with quiet views of rice paddies, rivers, and mountain roads opening along the way.

Upon arrival in Sapa, you'll check in to your hotel and have time to rest, stretch, or simply enjoy the fresh air. The change in atmosphere is immediate—cooler, calmer, and somehow closer to the earth.

Lunch is served at an Indian restaurant.
After lunch, we began our tour to Lao Chai and Ta Van villages, located about 8 km from Sapa town. These villages are home to the Black H’mong and Dzay ethnic groups and mark the entrance to the stunning Muong Hoa Valley.

From a high vantage point along the main road, you’ll be greeted with a breathtaking panoramic view of the villages, nestled between towering mountains and a winding river. As you explore, you’ll breathe in the fresh mountain air, admire the lush, terraced fields and serene streams, and visit local Black H’mong families. The warm hospitality of the villagers will make you feel welcome in any home you enter. This is a great opportunity to interact with the locals, gain insight into their unique culture and traditions, and experience their way of life firsthand.

Finish the tour and transfer back to Sapa hotel for a comfort break.
At 19:00, enjoy dinner and overnight at hotel.

Day 4 | Fansipan Peak & Mong Village Alpine Coaster – Above the Clouds
Approximate timing: 08:30 – 21:30
(Meals: B, L, D)

We start the day at 08:00 after breakfast, we transfer to the Fansipan - the longest mountain railway in Vietnam – Muong Hoa Train that connects Sapa town to Fansipan cable car. Continue the incredible journey by taking a cable car to Fansipan Peak – the rooftop of Indochina. After that, you can choose either to walk 600 steps or using a funicular (At own expense) to reach the highest point of Fansipan. Here, clouds drift at eye level. Prayer flags dance in the wind. And the silence holds something ancient and grounding.

After spending time above the clouds, we return to the base station by cable car and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

After a short transfer, we arrived at Mong village for Alpine Coaster Experience - unique experience amidst the sky of Sapa, taking you through all emotions: Excitement - Adventure - Fascination - Fun.
Farewell Sapa and we hop on the bus again to transfer back to Ha Noi. Reaching Ha Noi at around 20:00.
In the evening, dinner is served at a local restaurant. Let the day settle quietly within you."
Hotel: The Q Hotel local 4* - 87 Nguyen Truong To Street, Ba Dinh District, Ha Noi City (Deluxe Room)

Day 5 | Ha Noi – Ha Long Bay - A Night Among Islands
Approximate timing: 08:00 – Overnight cruise
(Meals: B, L, D)

After breakfast, we leave the rhythm of the city behind and begin our journey to Ha Long Bay—Vietnam’s most iconic natural wonder. The road stretches gently ahead, taking you from the buzz of Hanoi to the calming blue of the Gulf of Tonkin.

Upon arrival, we check in and board a traditional cruise ship, your floating home for the night. As the vessel sets sail into the bay, lunch is served in the dining room—fresh, local flavors prepared to nourish and welcome.

The cruise glides between thousands of limestone islands rising from emerald waters. In the afternoon, you’ll visit Luon Cave, a peaceful spot ideal for kayaking or simply sitting back in a bamboo boat, letting the stillness of the cliffs hold you.

Next, we stop at Titov Island, where you may take a short hike for a panoramic view or enjoy a gentle swim at the beach below. There’s no rush—just your own rhythm.

Later, return to the cruise to relax, perhaps with tea on the deck as the sun lowers and the sea softens. Dinner is served onboard, with carefully prepared specialties. The evening is yours: try squid fishing, book a quiet spa session, or simply enjoy the motion of the boat and the hush of the bay."
"Cruise: Le Journey Cruise – Ha Long Bay (Deluxe Cabin)
Please note: Meals on cruise are local dishes (vegetarian dishes are available)"

Day 6 | Ha Long Bay – Hanoi – Evening Train to Hue (Meals: B, L)
Approximate timing: 07:30 – 20:30 (Train departure)
(Meals: B, L, D)

Wake up to the soft lapping of water and the quiet majesty at 06:00 AM of Ha Long Bay in the morning light. You may wish to begin the day with a light tai chi session on the sundeck or simply sip your tea as the boat drifts among the limestone formations.

After breakfast, the cruise continues through the bay, passing more of its iconic scenery. You’ll visit Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave)—one of the most beautiful and expansive grottoes in the area. Walk slowly through the chambers carved by nature, pausing to absorb their stillness and ancient energy.

We return to the boat for a final short cruise back to the pier. Disembark and transfer back to Hanoi, arriving in the late afternoon.

Take time to refresh and enjoy a light early dinner before heading to the train station.

In the evening, board the overnight train to Hue—a gentle way to transition from the north to the poetic heart of central Vietnam. Settle into your soft sleeper berth, and let the rhythm of the train lull you into rest."
Hotel: Yarra Ocean Suite Hotel local 4* - 304 Vo Nguyen Giap street, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang City (Yarra Room)

Day 7 | Da Nang City Tour – Bridges, Mountains & Quiet Moments by the Sea
Approximate timing: 10:00 – 17:00 (Dinner at 19:00)
(Meals: B, L, D)

After a leisurely breakfast, your Da Nang experience begins at 10:00. The day unfolds with a visit to the Marble Mountains—five sacred hills shaped by legend and time. You’ll explore Mount Thuy, discovering hidden caves, serene pagodas, and quiet corners where Buddhist and Hindu traditions intertwine. At the foot of the mountain lies the Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village, where artisans shape stone with patience and care—an art passed through generations.

We continue to the Dragon Bridge and Love Bridge—two of Da Nang’s most iconic structures. More than just photo spots, they represent the city’s balance between modern energy and poetic charm.

Next is the Cham Museum, home to the world’s largest collection of Cham sculptures and artifacts from the 7th to 15th centuries. As you walk through ancient relics, the space invites stillness and wonder, connecting you to the rich spiritual history of the Champa Kingdom.

Lunch will be enjoyed at a local Indian restaurant.

In the afternoon, we explore Han Market—a vibrant place to witness daily life and shop for local goods. Then, we visit the peaceful Linh Ung Pagoda, also known as the Lady Buddha Pagoda. Located on the Son Tra Peninsula, it offers panoramic views of the sea and Da Nang below. It’s a place where sky and sea meet, and where many travelers pause to reflect.

We return to the hotel around 17:00. There’s time to rest, shower, or walk along the beach before gathering for dinner at 19:00."
Hotel: Yarra Ocean Suite Hotel local 4* - 304 Vo Nguyen Giap street, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang City (Yarra Room)

Day 8 | Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge – A Day Above the Clouds
Approximate timing: 09:00 – 17:00 (Dinner at 19:00)
(Meals: B, L, D)

At 09:00, meet your guide and depart for the peaceful heights of Ba Na Hills, one of Da Nang’s most captivating destinations. Your day begins with a scenic cable car ride, ascending through lush forest and misty air—offering space to breathe deeply and take in the panoramic silence.

Upon arrival, explore the area’s many highlights: the charming Funicular Railway, the historic Debay Wine Cellar, the poetic Le Jardin D’Amour gardens, and the Linh Ung Pagoda. You’ll also visit the Fantasy Park and the Thich Ca Buddha Statue, all nestled among mountain air and cool breezes.

Lunch is served at a mountaintop restaurant.

In the afternoon, continue your journey to the summit of Ba Na Mountain, reaching its highest point at 1,487 meters. Here, you’ll visit the Bell Tower and Nghinh Phong Tower, before arriving at the iconic Golden Bridge—where two giant hands appear to lift the walkway into the sky. Pause here. Feel the wind. Let the view expand inside you.

Return to your hotel around 17:00. There’s time to refresh before gathering for dinner at 19:00.

Please note: The Wax Museum, cotton animal game, Alpine Coaster, and carnival skill games at Fantasy Park are not included in the tour package and are available at your own expense."
Hotel: Yarra Ocean Suite Hotel local 4* - 304 Vo Nguyen Giap street, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang City (Yarra Room)

Day 9 | Hue Heritage – Pagodas, Palaces & Imperial Peace
Approximate timing: 08:00 – 17:00 (Dinner in Da Nang)
(Meals: B, L, D)

After breakfast at the hotel, meet your guide at 08:00 and begin your journey northward toward Hue, once the imperial capital of Vietnam. The drive takes you over the scenic Hai Van Pass, offering sweeping views of the coastline and the calm waters of Lang Co Beach—a peaceful transition into a city steeped in heritage.

Your first stop is the Imperial Citadel, where Vietnam’s Nguyen Dynasty ruled for over a century. Step through ancient gates, stroll through royal courtyards, and absorb the quiet dignity of this once-powerful stronghold.

Lunch will be served at an Indian restaurant.

In the afternoon, enjoy a gentle boat ride along the Perfume River to visit Thien Mu Pagoda—an iconic spiritual site that has stood watch over Hue for centuries. With its peaceful gardens and seven-tiered tower, it offers a calm moment for reflection.

Your final visit is to the Tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh, where East meets West in intricate architecture and ornate detail. Each step here is both artistic and personal—honoring the story of a ruler and the time he lived in.

Around 17:00, we say goodbye to Hue and return to Da Nang. Upon arrival, dinner will be served at an Indian restaurant before settling back at your hotel for a restful evening."
Hotel: Yarra Ocean Suite Hotel local 4* - 304 Vo Nguyen Giap street, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang City (Yarra Room)

Day 10 | Hoi An Old Town – Lanterns, Waterways & Quiet Wonder
Approximate timing: 10:00 – 19:00 (Return to Da Nang after dinner)
(Meals: B, L, D)

Enjoy a relaxed morning with time to rest and reset. At 10:00, meet your guide and depart for Hoi An Ancient Town—a place where time slows and tradition lingers in every corner.

Your first stop is the Bay Mau Coconut Forest, a lush riverside area rich in local life and natural charm. Here, you’ll experience a ride in a traditional round bamboo boat (thung chai), gliding through tranquil waterways once used by wartime resistance fighters. It’s a moment that blends history, community, and peaceful movement.

Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, take a walking tour through the charming lanes of Hoi An Ancient Town. The streets here are narrow, quiet, and filled with stories. You’ll visit:

The Hoi An Museum
A traditional merchant’s house with architectural blends of Vietnam, China, and Japan
The Assembly Hall of the Chaozhou Chinese Congregation, known for its delicate wood carvings
The iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, standing for over 400 years as a symbol of harmony and heritage

Later in the day, step onto a boat and float along the Hoai River—watching the town light up in reflection. You’ll have a chance to release a lantern into the water, carrying with it your wishes—soft, simple, and silent.

Around 19:00, we enjoy dinner before returning to Da Nang for the night.
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Hotel: Yarra Ocean Suite Hotel local 4* - 304 Vo Nguyen Giap street, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang City (Yarra Room)

Day 11 | Flight to Ho Chi Minh & City Tour – Stories of a Changing City
Approximate timing: Morning flight – Tour: 13:30 – 18:30 (Dinner at 19:00)
(Meals: B, L, D)

After breakfast at your hotel, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Upon arrival, our local representative will welcome you and escort you to the hotel, where you may leave your luggage and take some time to refresh before check-in (available from 14:00).

After a comfort break and lunch, your afternoon begins with a visit to the Reunification Palace, once the official residence of the President of South Vietnam. Its architecture and preserved interiors are echoes of a turning point in the nation's past.

Next, we stop by two of the city’s most photographed landmarks: the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office. These beautiful remnants of French colonial design offer a calm pause amidst the city’s energy.

To end the day, enjoy a 45-minute boat ride along the Saigon River—a tranquil way to see the skyline from a different perspective. As the city lights reflect in the water and the breeze brushes past, it’s a moment to simply take in the rhythm of Ho Chi Minh City.

Dinner will be served at 19:00, followed by an overnight stay at your hotel in District 1."
Hotel: SkyGem Hotel local 4* - 26 Dong Du Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City (Superior Room)

Day 12 | Cu Chi Tunnels & Markets – Traces of the Past, Echoes of the Present
Approximate timing: 09:00 – 18:30 (Dinner at 19:00)
(Meals: B, L, D)

At 09:00, meet your guide and depart for the Cu Chi Tunnels, passing through rural landscapes where rice paddies stretch wide and villagers dry noodles along the roadside—quiet moments that reflect southern Vietnam’s daily rhythm.

Upon arrival, step into one of the most powerful remnants of Vietnam’s wartime resilience. You’ll explore the Ben Dinh or Ben Duoc sections of the Cu Chi Tunnels, a vast underground network built and used by resistance fighters during the French and American wars.

As you move through preserved tunnel paths, you’ll see living quarters, kitchens, command centers, trap doors, and even handmade weapons—all revealing the ingenuity and determination of those who lived and fought here. Exhibits include Russian Carbine rifles, AK-47s, and real examples of wartime tactics. You’ll also have the opportunity to try tea and cassava, the simple wartime staples of the guerrillas.

After lunch at a local restaurant, we return to Ho Chi Minh City. The rest of the afternoon is reserved for a lighter experience—free time to explore the colorful aisles of Tan Dinh Market and the bustling stalls of Ben Thanh Market. It’s a chance to feel the heartbeat of the city through its everyday commerce and vibrant exchanges.

Dinner will be served at 19:00 at an Indian restaurant. Overnight at your hotel in District 1."
Hotel: SkyGem Hotel local 4* - 26 Dong Du Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City (Superior Room)

Day 13 | Mekong Delta – Waterways, Traditions & Tropical Calm
Approximate timing: 09:00 – 18:30 (Dinner at 19:00)
(Meals: B, L, D)

At 09:00, depart from your hotel and begin a scenic journey to the Mekong Delta—a place where rivers flow gently, and life follows the rhythm of nature. The drive takes you past emerald rice fields on the way to My Tho, a charming rural town by the water.

Along the way, stop at Vinh Trang Pagoda, the largest in the region. With its serene courtyards and fusion of Eastern and Western architectural styles, it offers a moment of peaceful pause before entering the delta.

In My Tho, board a motorized boat for a quiet cruise along the Tien River, passing floating homes and islands with mythical names—Dragon, Phoenix, Unicorn, and Tortoise. Step ashore at Qui Islet to explore a local village and fruit garden. Here, you’ll taste fresh tropical fruits while listening to soft Southern folk music, performed live by local residents.

Continue to a nearby bee farm, where you can sample raw honey and observe local practices. If you're feeling adventurous, even pose for a photo with a python—a unique way to remember this day.

After a countryside lunch, your boat glides through the Bao Dinh Canal into Ben Tre Province, known for its coconuts. Visit a family-run coconut candy workshop to see how this traditional treat is made, and perhaps bring home a small taste of the region.

We return to Ho Chi Minh City in the late afternoon. Dinner is served at 19:00 at an Indian restaurant, followed by a restful evening at your hotel."
"Hotel
SkyGem Hotel (4*) – Superior Room, 26 Dong Du Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City"

Day 14 | Flight to Phu Quoc & South Island Exploration – Local Flavor & Island Stillness
Approximate timing: Morning flight – Tour: 14:00 – 18:00 (Dinner at 19:00)
(Meals: B, L, D)

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Phu Quoc Island, a destination known for its pristine nature, calm rhythm, and warm coastal charm.

Upon arrival, your guide will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel. Take time to settle in and rest (check-in from 14:00). After lunch, we begin a gentle discovery of the island’s southern charm.

Your first stop is the Sim Wine Factory, where you’ll learn about the traditional fermentation of rose myrtle fruit into wine—one of Phu Quoc’s signature specialties. Enjoy a tasting session and the warm hospitality of local producers.

Next, visit a Pearl Farm, where you’ll witness the delicate process of cultivating pearls. Watch as layers of ocean, time, and care shape each gem. There’s also time to explore a small collection of handcrafted jewelry.

The journey then shifts to the past, with a visit to Phu Quoc Prison (Coconut Tree Prison)—a somber yet meaningful stop that preserves memories of wartime hardship and resilience. The preserved cells and detailed exhibits offer quiet space for reflection.

To balance the day, we end at Sao Beach—where white sands and turquoise waters invite you to relax, swim, or simply sit in a hammock and let the wind carry your thoughts.

Around 18:00, we return to the hotel for a comfort break. Dinner is served at 19:00 at a local Indian restaurant.

Please note: Itinerary may change depending on weather conditions."
"Hotel
AquaSun Hotel (4*) – Standard Room
Alley 124 Tran Hung Dao Street, Duong Dong Town, Phu Quoc Island

Day 15 | North Island & Grand World – Culture, Nature & Coastal Calm
Approximate timing: 09:00 – 17:00 (Dinner at 19:00)
(Meals: B, L, D)

After breakfast at the hotel, begin your northern Phu Quoc adventure at 09:00. Your first stop is Grand World, an expansive entertainment complex known for its colorful facades, Venetian-style canals, vibrant shopping streets, and occasional live performances. Stroll at your own pace and soak in the playful energy and artistry of the space.

We pause midday for lunch at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, step into the calm of local waterways with a Basket Boat Trip—an engaging ride in a traditional round boat, guided by local fishermen who gently steer you through peaceful streams surrounded by palm trees.

Next, visit a Local Bee Farm, where you’ll observe the process of natural honey production, learn about its health benefits, and taste fresh honey straight from the hive. It’s a sweet, grounding moment in the countryside.

Our final stop is the serene Rach Vem Fishing Village, known for its floating houses, rustic seafood stalls, and the beautiful Starfish Beach, where bright red starfish scatter across clear shallow waters. Feel free to walk the shore, rest your feet in the sea, or simply observe the stillness around you.

Around 17:00, we return to your hotel for a comfort break. Dinner will be served at 19:00.

Please note:
Activities inside Grand World (e.g., Teddy Bear Museum, Venice boat ride) are optional and not included in the tour package.
Starfish are not to be touched or removed from the water.
Itinerary may be adjusted based on weather or operational availability."
"Hotel
AquaSun Hotel (4*) – Standard Room
Alley 124 Tran Hung Dao Street, Duong Dong Town, Phu Quoc Island"

Day 16 | Island Escape & Cable Car Ride – Freedom on Sea & Sky
Approximate timing: 10:00 – 18:00 (Dinner at 19:00)
(Meals: B, L (light box), D)

Enjoy a relaxed morning at your hotel before meeting your guide around 10:00 for a full day of island adventure and coastal discovery.

We board the boat and begin with a visit to Coral Park, followed by the beautiful islands of Mong Tay (or May Rut Trong) and Dua/Roi Island. Take your time to swim in the clear waters, capture peaceful views, and simply let the tropical breeze carry you into stillness. This is not a race—it’s a chance to be fully present with the sea, the sun, and yourself.

Since there are no Indian restaurants on the route, lunch will be provided as a light takeaway meal, giving you more time to enjoy the islands without interruption.

In the afternoon, continue the journey to Hon Thom Aquatopia—the largest and most modern water park in Southeast Asia. With over 20 slides and zones inspired by marine life, you may choose to embrace the excitement or simply wander through and enjoy the vibrant design.

From Hon Thom, board Vietnam’s longest cable car ride, soaring above ocean and forest, connecting island to island. Let the view open your heart—sky above, sea below, and nothing in between.

The day ends with a visit to the famed Kiss Bridge, a scenic architectural landmark perfect for a final photo or quiet reflection.

Return to your hotel around 18:00. Dinner is served at 19:00 at an Indian restaurant. The evening is yours to rest, walk along the beach, or enjoy your own pace.

Please note:
– Itinerary may change without prior notice depending on weather conditions.
– Optional activities such as sea walking, jet skiing, etc., are not included and at your own expense."
"Hotel
AquaSun Hotel (4*) – Standard Room
Alley 124 Tran Hung Dao Street, Duong Dong Town, Phu Quoc Island

Day 17 | Farewell Vietnam – A Quiet Departure
Timing: Flexible depending on your flight schedule
(Meals: B)

Enjoy your final morning in Vietnam at your own pace—perhaps a slow breakfast, a quiet beach walk, or one last coffee before departure. This is your moment to reflect on the journey, the landscapes you’ve crossed, and the stillness you’ve carried with you.

Depending on your flight schedule, we will arrange your transfer to the airport approximately 3 hours before departure. Our team will ensure a smooth and timely check-out, so you can relax until it’s time to go.

If you are transiting in Ho Chi Minh City and have a long layover, we can arrange a shopping tour at Aeon Mall (optional, with surcharge). This well-known local shopping center features over 200 stores—ranging from fashion to home goods—and a vibrant food court serving both Vietnamese and international cuisine.

Please note:
- Guest departures between 10:00 - 10:30 will receive a shared transfer from the hotel, if your departure is outside of this schedule, an additional airport transfer fee will be added.
- For clients who transit at Ho Chi Minh before flying back home with leisure time, we can arrange a shopping tour at Aeon Mall (surcharge will be applied), it is a famous shopping mall for locals featuring around 200 stores, including international and local brands for fashion, cosmetics, home appliances, and electronics. There is also a diverse food court, offering both Vietnamese and international cuisine, catering to all tastes."