Car Hire Ha Noi To Ho Chi Minh - 12days Tour In Vietnam

Experience a 12days tour in Vietnam and Cambodia, the cheapest 12days tour from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh and Cambodia, a car rental from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi for the tour, a private car transfer from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh exit to Cambodia 12 days, 11nights

 

Day 1:Hanoi Upon arrival by your flight (-/-/-)

 

Upon arrival at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, I said "Xin Chào," which means "Hello," with my driver, picked up by our driver, and then transferred to the hotel for check-in. After checking in, do the city tour as below :

Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam since the 11th century, dazzles visitors with its unique blend of oriental lifestyle, French colonial architecture, tree-lined boulevards, and peaceful lakes.

Still retaining a charming air from its colonial days, visitors are often impressed with Hanoi's quietness and subtle beauty. Hanoi is an ancient city established and developed over 1,000 years since 1010. 

Many relics of the past and well-known landscapes in Hanoi, such as Literature Temple Quoc Tu Giam, One Pillar Pagoda, Sword Lake, West Lake, History Museum, Flag Pole, and Ancient City.

Shopping at Dong Xuan Market, Join Cyclo Tours in Ha Noi.

 

Overnight in Ha Noi

 

Day 2: Ha Noi – Ha Long Bay 

Breakfast at hotel

 

08h00-08h30: Pick up from your hotel in Hanoi. Drive to Halong City through the paddy fields in the Red River Delta.

10h00: Stopover on the way for a refreshment break

12h00-12h30: Arrive at Tuan Chau wharf – Break and photography time

12h30-13h00: Board Glory Cruises for departure. Welcome drinks will be served

13h00: Lunch is served while cruising through the bay

15h30: Visit the exciting Ba Hang fishing village, free from busy roads and streets, electric lights, houses and high-rise buildings.

Instead, there are only herds of little boats and rafts. You will have the chance to discover the traditional culture and customs of the fishermen. Enjoy kayaking, swimming, and relaxing on the cruise (if the weather permits).

16h30-17h00: Return to the boat and join the cooking class by Glory Cruise's Chef. Optional of kayaking at Bat Cave (surcharge for Kayak)

19h00: Dinner is served.

21h00: Evening activities include Leisure time to chat around the bar. They are relaxing and spending a romantic night on Glory Cruise's music. Playing cards are available. Passengers may also try their luck at squid fishing from the boat.

21h00-23h00: Happy Hour! Buy one drink – get one free (wine by the bottle excluded)

End of Program for Day One. 

 

Day 3: Ha Long Bay - Ha Noi City – Cooking class tour 

Breakfast on Junk

06h30: Coffee, tea, and breakfast pastries are served in the dining room.

7h00: Enjoy Tai Chi instruction on the sundeck (duration about 30 minutes). Transfer by tender to the Sung Sot Cave.

Walk up about 100 steps to the cave entrance and tour the cave for approximately 45 minutes. Walk down about 100 degrees and return to the boat. Proper shoes are highly recommended, then. 09h00:Back to the cruise by tender, then check out and enjoy a fantastic cruise on the bay

 

09h15: Buffet brunch (breakfast/Lunch) while cruising through Halong Bay to the pier. We will settle the bills after breakfast. Relax on the sundeck or in the dining room, enjoying the bay scenery as we approach the pier.

11h30-11h45: Transfer by tender to the pier. Time to say goodbye to the crew.

12h00-12h30: Return from Halong to Hanoi by shuttle bus.

14h00: Stop over in Dong Trieu town to visit a ceramics workshop.

16h00-16h30: Arrive in Hanoi

End of the trip

Take your free time to a cooking class by yourself for Dinner 

Overnight in Ha Noi 

 

Day 4: Ha Noi – Hoa Lu ancient city – Halong Bay on land ( B/ L )

Breakfast at hotel

 

Apart from its historical interest, this area also is an astounding natural beauty with immense limestone outcrops whose splendor is often said to surpass Ha Long Bay.

Indeed, this area is often called the Ha Long Bay on land. The tour includes rowing a long Boi river, which makes for a truly unforgettable experience, passing between towering limestone peaks.

• Come to Hoa Lu, which used to be the capital of Vietnam in the 11th century, visit the temple of the Dinh & Le dynasty, and learn about the history of Vietnam in the war with China and the first Vietnamese government. Have a great view of the rice paddy field and fresh air.

 

• Lunch at the local restaurant

• After Lunch, get on a small boat and glide along a long canal with rice paddy fields and mountains on two sides. Your boat will go through three caves called "Hang Ca", "Hang 2", and "Hang 3".

• Your boat drives you back to the wart, then get on a car back to Hanoi.

Overnight in Ha Noi 

 

Day 5: Ha Noi City – Hue City 

Breakfast at hotel 

 

Check out and take your morning flight to Hue City.

Welcome to the city of Hue. Let us guide you through the bustling streets, natural landscape, and unique architecture, including the Perfume River, tombs, pagodas, and many temples, all of which have become significant tourist attractions worldwide. You will rediscover the ancient world of the emperors of 13 kings of the Nguyen dynasty, from Gia Long to Bao Dai.

 

It is the first Unesco world heritage site in Explorer, the village where women make the traditional hats and learn from our expert guides about the lives of these people

Take the cruise to Huong River, visit the Thien Mu Pagoda 

Back the hotel 

Overnight in Hue city 

 

Day 6: Hue City- Hoi An ancient town 

Breakfast at the hotel and check out 

 

Hoi An Town is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century.

Its buildings and street plan reflect the indigenous and foreign influences combined to produce this unique heritage site.

The town is home to some 88,000 people, and even though it is small, it attracts many tourists. It was also, being a well-established place on the backpacker trail.

Many visit the numerous art and craft shops and tailors, who produce made-to-measure clothes for a fraction of what they would cost in the West.

 

You will visit Hoi An, an ancient town with its fantastic fusion of Chinese, Dutch, Japanese, and Portuguese cultures. Start with the symbol of Hoian, the Japanese Covered Bridge, the finest example of Japanese architecture remaining.

Step back to discover the Chinese street with stunning Phuc Kien Hall and Phung Hung old house typical of Hoian original architecture.

We then visit Phuc Thanh Pagoda – the oldest pagoda in Hoi An, built-in 1454 with Chinese bonze. The rest of the time is free for your shopping. Especially if you come to Hoi An in a lunar full moon day, you will find a little Disneyland here with rows after rows of colorful lanterns instead of electric lamps.

Lunch at a local restaurant 

Free and Easy 

Overnight in Hoi, An Ancient Town 

 

Day 7: Hoi An Town – My Son Holy – Da Nang City

Breakfast at the hotel and check out 

 

Visit: My Son holy before heading to Da Nang city 

Myson Holyland was the Hindu center of Champa Kingdom between the 4th and 14th centuries. This site is set in the jungle about 55km from Hoi An and is the most important remains of the ancient kingdom of Champa and is also a Unesco World Heritage site.

My Son Sanctuary is a significant religious relic complex comprising more than 70 architectural works. My Son is considered to be Champa's counterpart to the grand cities of southeast Asia's other Indian-influenced civilizations: Angkor (Cambodia), Bagan (Myanmar), Aythaya (Thailand), and Borobudur (Java).

 

Cham Pa Museum was constructed in the ancient Cham Pa architecture style with many blocks of white buildings decorated with simple and elegant patterns.

After decades, the past influence of the Cham Pa dynasty on Vietnam's central regions is still prominent. We often encounter the famous historical sites of Cham Pa.

However, the Cham Pa Museum in Da Nang City makes it much easier to learn about this mysterious yet fascinating ancient culture without visiting several regional locations.

 

Lunch at a local restaurant 

Free and Easy 

Overnight in Da Nang City 

 

Day 8: Da Nang City – Ho Chi Minh City – Cu Chi Tunnel 

Breakfast at hotel 

 

Check out and get the plane to Ho Chi Minh City. Airport picks up and transfers to Cu Chi Tunnels Here, we will see a short introductory video showing how they were constructed, followed by an exploration of the maze of tunnels, some of which have been widened to allow tourist access.

The Cu Chi tunnels, otherwise known as the "Iron Triangle" or "Iron Land". On our way there, we will drive through pleasant countryside, rubber plantations, and rice paddies. 

 

Also on display are various mantraps, the remains of an American tank, and numerous bomb craters made by 500lb bombs dropped by B52 bombers. After that, we transferred back to Ho Chi Minh City. 

Have Lunch at a local restaurant with Viet Nam traditional food 

 

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City 

 

Day 9: Ho Chi Minh City – the Village of Vietnam Dioxide war 

Breakfast at hotel 

 

-The Reunification Palace: This is one of the most important buildings in the city. On April 30, 1975, what the Vietnamese refer to as the "American War" officially ended when tank number 843 of the North Vietnamese Army crashed through the gates of what was, at the time, the residence of the President of the Republic of Vietnam. 

 

- War Remnants Museum: Formerly known as the Museum of American War Crimes, this is a poignant display of the futility of war. Some black and white photography in the "Requiem" exhibit is particularly touching, dedicated to foreign and Vietnamese journalists and photographers who perished during the conflict. The production includes the last shots these photographers had taken before their deaths. 

- Notre Dame Cathedral and Old Post Office: Built between 1877 and 1883, this is one of the best examples of classical French colonial architecture. Remarkably, every stone used in its creation was shipped from France to Vietnam.

- Visit the villages of Vietnam war victims 

- Cho Lon, including the Thien Hau Pagoda: Cholon means Big Market – a claim well justified as Vietnam's largest market, the Binh Tay, is located here. The district is home to the city's 400,000 Chinese and has many beautiful temples and pagodas.

- Ben Thanh Market: This bustling and well-organized market is very popular with tourists, primarily due to its central location. It has a wide selection of goods, from fake Nike shoes to beautiful silk Ao Dai (Traditional long dress). 

 

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City 

 

Day 10: Ho Chi Minh City – Mekong delta 

Breakfast at hotel 

 

07h30: Pick up at the hotel and depart for Cai Be by private vehicle; stop for photos at Bon Sai Mekong stop over the flat rice fields. It takes 120 km from Saigon center.

On arriving at Cai Be floating market. Start the motorized boat to visit the Cai Be Floating Market and experience how people exchange goods, fruit, and other commodities on their vessels. Visitors then roam into the small villages to visit the orchard fruit plantation.

 

Take the Kayak to get to all of the islands in the Mekong Delta to see the daily activities of local life here. 

Stop at some islands with tropical fruit around you, such as Orange, Mangosteen, Dragon fruit, Longan, and Rambutance.

 Enjoy it in there. 

Try to go with "Monkey Bridge," a unique symbol in the Mekong Delta… continue going to other islands & have your Lunch here "with real Viet Nam food." 

It was relaxing and walking around the island before heading to Can Tho city.

 

Overnight in Can Tho city 

 

Day 11: Can Tho City - Chau Doc Town 

Breakfast at the hotel and check out 

 

On this day, you will visit the biggest floating market and the daily active life of the Mekong River's locals.

During the early morning market hours, larger-sized boats anchor and create lanes that smaller boats weave in and out of.

The waterway becomes a maze of hundreds of boats packed with mangoes, bananas, papaya, pineapple, and even smuggled goods like cigarettes. Sellers do not have to cry out about their interests because their interests can be seen in a distance, and their cries would not be heard in the vastness of the river and the noise of boat engines.

 

Small boats that sell beer, wine, and soft drinks go among the other boats to serve market-goers and visitors. 

Each boat is loaded with plenty of seasonal goods. Activities at the market are also an occasion for tourists to study the cultural aspects of Southerners.

You can see the market in the distance; it does not look like much, just a mass of boats. The boats display their wares on a mast so you can see what they have available.

Lunch on the way back to Chau Doc Town and Overnight in Chau Doc 

 

Day 12: Chau Doc Town – Cambodia by speed boat 

Breakfast at the hotel 

Check out and take the boat to Cambodia at 6h45 A.m., then finish your trip for Car hire from Ha Noi to Ho Chi Minh.