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Around Hue

Around Hue, a surprising day

Exploring the surroundings of Hue is offering a deep journey into the heart of the Vietnamese soul, where imperial history, bucolic landscapes and centuries-old traditions blend harmoniously. As soon as you leave the ramparts of the old capital, the city slowly fades to make way for a radiant, serene nature, inviting calm and contemplation.

The winding roads along the Perfume River, the rice fields shine under the golden light and the hills are drawn on the horizon in a painting of dazzling beauty. Discreet temples emerge around the bend of a path, peaceful villages reveal their houses with brown tile roofs, and the inhabitants, always smiling, share generously a simple and deeply authentic lifestyle.

Around Hue, each stop tells something: an imperial mausoleum lost in the vegetation, a pagoda nestled on a hill, a popular market where the scents of fruits, incense and spices mix. We discover another rhythm, a rare sweetness, an almost timeless atmosphere – far from the tumult, close to the essential.

For us, these escapades are among the most fabulous in central Vietnam: they offer a perfect balance between cultural immersion, natural beauty and human encounters. It is an invitation to slow down, observe, feel… and let Hué reveal all its nuances, from the most majestic to the most intimate.

Program of the visit around Hué

Our English-speaking tour guide will meet you at the hotel, in the city center, around 9 a.m.

In the morning, discover the peaceful environment of a monastery located in the mountains near Hue and marvel at its orchids.

Then, go to the countryside of Hue to discover the history of the Tomb of Tu Duc and to walk the paths of its gardens in the middle of the bodies of water.

After lunch, learn how to make paper flowers with deaf and mute people and you will have an original souvenir to bring back from your trip.

 

Price 2025 – 2026:

2 pax: 2.080.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 1.770.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 1.650.000 VND / pax

 

Tomb of Tu Duc

Among the green hills that surround Hue, the Tomb of Tu Duc reveals itself as a haven of peace, a delicate refuge where time seems to have stopped. From the entrance, a gentle atmosphere, almost poetic, envelops the visitor: the silence, the freshness of the pines, the whisper of the wind… everything invites to slow down, to contemplate, to feel.

Built in the 19th century for one of the most erudite and refined emperors of the Nguyen dynasty, this tomb is not only a burial place: it is a true miniature kingdom, thought as a sanctuary of beauty and introspection. Tu Duc came there to write poems, meditate, withdraw from the world – and this artistic sensitivity still resonates with each step.

The pavilions harmoniously follow one another around a vast lake where lotus and century-old trees are reflected. The stone bridges lead to small quiet islands, the brown tile roofs draw elegant curves, and the ochre walls bear the traces of time, giving them an authentic and melancholic charm. The discreet scent of pine trees mixed with that of calm water creates an almost spiritual atmosphere, as if the soul of the place still murmurs the thoughts of the emperor.

Further on, the temples, steles and ceremonial rooms bear witness to imperial grandeur: refined sculptures, ancient calligraphy, pavilions adorned with lacquered wood… Every detail tells the life of a sensitive, literate sovereign, passionate about art and poetry, but also the torments of a difficult reign.

Walking through this dazzling site is like entering the intimacy of an emperor. It is to feel the fragile beauty of a garden suspended between dream and memory. It is living an unforgettable moment, serene, out of time – one of the most fabulous experiences that we like to discover around Hue.

Visit of the Mekong – 2 days from Ho Chi Minh

Visit of the Mekong to meet the inhabitants of the Delta

Emblematic region of Southern Vietnam, the Mekong Delta is a universe apart, where life flows to the quiet rhythm of rivers and seasons.
Here, roads are rivers, markets float on canals and houses reflect in the brown waters of the river.
It is a land of encounters and traditions, where each smile tells the story of a people living in harmony with nature.

A unique ecosystem

The Mekong delta, often called the “rice granary of Vietnam”, is a mosaic of tropical orchards, flooded rice fields and small islets where daily life revolves around the river.
Boats replace motorcycles, markets are held on the water and villages thrive on fishing, crafts and fruit farming.

By exploring these aquatic landscapes, you will discover an ancestral way of life, shaped by land and water, where simplicity and solidarity are still cultivated.

Planning of a 2-day visit in the Mekong

This 2-day tour of the Mekong Delta immerses you in a fascinating aquatic world, between peaceful canals, floating markets and artisanal villages.
Accompanied by a French-speaking guide, you will discover the cultural and natural wealth of this region nicknamed “the rice loft of Vietnam”.

Option 1: From Ho Chi Minh to the floating market of Cai Rang and the discovery of coconut culture

Day 1 – Ben Tre, between rivers and local crafts

(L, D)

Leave around 8:30 a.m. from Ho Chi Minh City with our English speaking guide in the direction of the province of to go to Ben Tre in the Mekong Delta.

This city on the banks of the Mekong is full of diverse local activities. First visit the brickworks and then discover the work of the coconut before boarding a boat to navigate the meanders of the Mekong and join the coconut candy factory. Then continue your visit by tuk tuk to see the local weaving before enjoying a meal to discover the flavors of the Mekong.

After lunch, travel through the arroyos in a small sampan to discover the small canals of the Mekong before discovering Vinh Long and learn about your host’s life and activities on the Mekong before preparing dinner with them, then overnight at home.

Day 2 – Floating market and local life in Can Tho

(B, L)

Morning wake up to the sound of the river and breakfast prepared by your hosts.
Then, departure with our English-speaking guide to Can Tho, the lively capital of the Mekong Delta.

Boarding for a cruise to the floating market of Cai Rang, the largest and most colorful in Vietnam.
Dozens of boats gather there every morning to exchange fruits, vegetables, flowers and fresh products in a joyful and typically Vietnamese atmosphere.

Your guide will explain how this unique market works, where each boat displays the product it sells on a pole.
A lively scene, full of smiles and tropical scents.

Continuation of the visit with a stop in a rice noodle workshop, before lunch at a local restaurant.
Return to Ho Chi Minh City in the afternoon, arrival scheduled for the end of the day

 

Option 2: Discovery of Vietnamese chocolate making

Day 1 – From coconut to cocoa, sensory journey to Ben Tre

(L, D)

Departure around 8:30 a.m. from Ho Chi Minh City towards the province of Tien Giang, in the heart of the Mekong Delta.
Accompanied by our English-speaking guide, discover a local cocoa farm to explore all the stages of Vietnamese chocolate making.

From harvesting pods to roasting beans, up to creating a chocolate bar, you will follow a unique artisanal process, passed on with passion by the producers.
You will have the opportunity to taste several varieties of chocolate, observe processing techniques and even participate in some stages: picking a pod, planting a young cocoa tree or making your own cocoa treat.

After a traditional lunch in a local house, drive to your homestay by the Mekong.
Welcome by your host, then departure by bycicle for a ride through the surrounding villages and tropical orchards.
A peaceful moment to soak up the rural life of the delta, before sharing a friendly family dinner.

Night with the locals – authentic immersion and sharing in the heart of the Mekong.

Day 2 – Crafts and local life in the Mekong delta

(B, L)

After breakfast, departure with our English-speaking guide to the neighboring province of Ben Tre, nicknamed “the country of coconut trees”.
This region, crossed by countless arms of the Mekong, is renowned for its traditional crafts and peaceful atmosphere.

Embark on a boat trip along the canals lined with water palm trees, and discover several local workshops:

  • A traditional brickworks, where workers perpetuate ancestral techniques,
  • A coconut candy workshop, an iconic sweet specialty of the delta,
  • A mat weaving workshop, symbol of Vietnamese manual know-how,
  • And a village of bonsai, a true haven of peace and vegetal elegance.

Have lunch at a local restaurant before heading back to Ho Chi Minh City in the afternoon.
Arrival planned at the end of the day, eyes still filled with colors and smiles.

 

Price 2025 – 2026

Option 1:

2 pax: 5.950.000 VDN / pax

3 pax: 5.250.000 VDN /pax

4 pax: 4.700.000 VDN / pax

Option 2:

2 pax: 6.050.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 5.300.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 4.950.000 VND /pax

Visit of My Son sanctuary

Visit of My Son sanctuary – Excursion from Hoi An

Only an hour’s drive from Hoi An, My Son sanctuary reveals another face of Vietnam: that of a country with millennial spiritual and artistic roots.
Surrounded by mountains and tropical forests, this sacred site was the religious center of the Cham kingdom, a fascinating civilization that ruled central Vietnam for more than a millennium.

Today classified as a UNESCO world heritage site, My Son is a real open-air museum.
Its red brick towers, delicate sculptures and shrines dedicated to Shiva testify to a culture at the crossroads of India and Southeast Asia.

Accompanied by an English-speaking guide, you will explore the ruins of this mystical site, nestled in the heart of a green valley, and discover the religious symbols, legends and rites that animated the life of the Cham kings.
An ideal cultural excursion for lovers of history, architecture and spirituality.

Between nature, heritage and serenity, this visit of My Son from Hoi An transports you to another time – that of disappeared civilizations and eternal temples.

Program of the visit to My Son

This half-day excursion from Hoi An invites you to dive into the spiritual and artistic past of the Cham kingdom, in a peaceful and green natural setting.
Accompanied by an English-speaking guide passionate about history, you will discover the secrets of a UNESCO World Heritage site, over a rhythmic and informative visit.

After breakfast, around a.m., our English-speaking guide will meet you at your hotel to go visit the old sanctuary of My Son.

After a one-hour drive through the countryside and rice fields, the “little Angkor of Vietnam”, built by the Cham people in the 4th century and lasting until the 13th century, is revealed to you in its natural setting.

It highlights the remains of this civilization in a very natural setting.

Go back to Hoi An after lunch.

 

Price 2025 – 2026:

2 pax: 1.830.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 1.540.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 1.300.000 VND / pax

 

Discovering the sanctuary of My Son

Nestled in the hollow of a green valley, 40 kilometers from Hoi An, the sanctuary of My Son is one of the most fascinating sites of central Vietnam.
Between jungle and hills, this mystical place was, for more than a thousand years, the spiritual and political heart of the kingdom Cham, a brilliant civilization of Hindu inspiration.

The Cham kings erected here, between the fourth and thirteenth century, more than 70 temples and towers dedicated to the god Shiva, symbol of creation and destruction.
Built in red brick, without apparent mortar, these structures testify to a unique architectural know-how still today surrounded by mystery.

A sanctuary at the crossroads of cultures

The Cham Kingdom had strong commercial and spiritual ties with India and Indonesia.
This influence is found in the sculpted patterns of the towers: dancing apsaras, protective deities and symbols of fertility.
But My Son is not just a set of ruins: it is a high place of spirituality, where each stone still seems to vibrate with ancient prayers.

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1999, the site of My Son is often compared to the temples of Angkor in Cambodia or Bagan in Burma, but it retains a more intimate and natural charm.
The tropical forest, the morning mist and the silence of the places add to the sacred atmosphere that emanates from it.

An excursion between history and nature

Visiting My Son with Senteurs du Vietnam is much more than admiring ancient ruins.
It is diving into a journey through time, guided by a francophone expert who will make you relive the legends of the Cham people, their beliefs and their artistic traditions.
It is also an opportunity to contemplate the natural beauty of central Vietnam, between mountains and rice fields, before returning to Hội An, the city of lanterns.

A cultural and spiritual journey, both peaceful, enriching and deeply inspiring.

La Route du Col des nuages entre Hué et Danang

Hué – Hoi An: Private transfer

An unforgettable journey between Hue → Hoi An private transfer

A private transfer Hue → Hoi An, is not a simple trip: it is the opportunity to travel one of the most beautiful roads in Vietnam, a succession of spectacular panoramas between sea and mountain. By taking the mythical Hai Van Pass, you follow a ridge line that overlooks the central coast, offering exceptional views of beaches, lagoons and wooded reliefs.

This private transfer turns your journey into a real discovery. From Hue, you first cross the peaceful countryside before reaching the impressive curves of the pass, often enveloped in a light mist that gives it a mystical atmosphere. Further, you go down to the bay of Lăng Cô, famous for its turquoise waters and its long white sand beach.

At each step, you take the time to admire, photograph and enjoy a comfortable and flexible journey. It is an elegant and immersive way to reach Hoi An, while discovering some of the most beautiful natural scenery of central Vietnam.

The complete progress of the transfer Hue – Hoi An

Departure from your hotel early morning or afternoon with our driver.

Take the road to Hoi An and enjoy a photo break at the Lang Co Lagoon.

Then from the Hai Van Pass, contemplate the region’s sumptuous landscapes, with its lush forests and panoramic sea views.

Then make a stop at the Marble Mountain and venture out on this solitary limestone, at the southern edge of Danang which houses a complex of caves and pagodas before arriving in Hoi An.

 

Possibility to plan an additional stop at Bana Hill to discover the gondola and then the Golden Bridge which offers a panoramic view of the city of Danang.

Duration of the visit of about 3 hours. Thus, depending on the duration of the visit, it is possible not to stop at the Marble Mountain. Additional charge to be expected.

 

Price 2025 – 2026:

Sedan car: 1,850,000 VND (2 people)

Suv car: 2,150,000 VND (2 – 3 people possibly family of 4 with children)

Mini Van : 2.850.000 VND (4 – 8 pax)

Guided tour of Saigon

Guided tour of Saigon: the must-sees of District 1

Discovering Saigon’s District 1 is diving into the vibrant heart of South Vietnam, where history, modern energy and colonial elegance meet in a fascinating whirlwind. From the first steps, the contrasts intermingle: the shaded avenues where still float the perfumes of Indochina, the skyscrapers of sparkling glass, the ancient pagodas, the lively cafes and the colorful facades that tell a century of urban stories.

In this iconic district, every street corner is a world unto itself. The cathedral Notre-Dame stands with its neo-Romanesque grace, recalling the French era. Just opposite, the central post office, a masterpiece by Gustave Eiffel, offers a journey back in time. Further, the bustle of the Ben Thanh market, the scents of incense, tropical fruits and spices envelop you in a warm and authentic atmosphere.

The Reunification Palace, a major witness to the contemporary history of Vietnam, imposes its silhouette charged with memory, while the elegant facades of Dong Khoi Street reveal a refined Saigon, mixing art, fashion and colonial heritage. Between dazzling modernity and living traditions, District 1 is a mosaic of emotions, a condensed of everything that makes the singularity of the city.

This visit is a fabulous immersion, an invitation to feel the pulse of Saigon, to listen to its murmurs, to contemplate its contrasts. Beyond the monuments, it is the soul of a vibrant metropolis that you come to meet.

Program of the visit of Saigon (1 day)

Our English-speaking tour guide meets you at your hotel in the city center around 8 a.m. to discover the city center of Ho Chi Minh City.

Admire the unique architecture of the Reunification Palace, between modern design and oriental philosophy, and discover how it has evolved over the course of Vietnamese history.

Then, after lunch, visit Saigon Notre-Dame Cathedral and the old post office.

Walk the streets of District 1 to admire the exterior architecture of the opera house and of the city hall before finally discovering the famous Tran Hung Dao Statue.

Book your visit to Ho Chi Minh

Price 2025 – 2026

2 pax: 1.750.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 1.520.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 1.420.000 VND /pax

 

Central Post of Saigon

Saigon’s central post office, located in the heart of District 1, is one of the city’s most emblematic monuments. From the arrival on its forecourt, its elegant yellow and white facade seduces with the finesse of its neo-classical lines. Inspired by the French colonial style and completed at the end of the 19th century, it bears the prestigious signature of Gustave Eiffel’s team – a detail that further adds to its historical aura.

Passing through the large arched door, one discovers a vast luminous nave with an arch ceiling, supported by refined metallic structures. The whole recalls the elegant architecture of old French stations, giving this place a timeless charm. Beneath the large portrait of Uncle Hô, the dark wooden counters, old telephone booths and maps painted on the walls tell the story of Saigon’s past with a soft and captivating nostalgia.

In this vibrant space of life, travelers and inhabitants meet to the rhythm of everyday life. Some come to post a letter as in the last century, others admire the architectural details or stroll in small souvenir shops. The mix of modernity and history creates a unique atmosphere, almost suspended, where one can still feel the breath of ancient Indochina.

Visiting the Central Post of Saigon is crossing a living fragment of the past, a place where memory, elegance and sweetness of another time meet. A must-see stop to capture the historic soul of downtown.

Visit of the Chinese District

Visit to the Chinese district of Cholon, the multicultural heart of Saigon

In the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, the Cholon Chinatown reveals a fascinating side of Vietnam, between spirituality, effervescence and millenary traditions.
Founded in the 18th century by Chinese communities who came to settle in the south of the country, Cholon – literally “big market” – is today a real cultural crossroads, where Vietnamese, Cantonese and Hokkian influences mingle.

During this guided tour in English, you will dive into the lively atmosphere of the shopping alleys, the pagodas perfumed with incense and the apothecaries’ shops that perpetuate ancient knowledge.
It is a place where each facade, each lantern and each stall tell a story of exchanges and crossbreeding.

Accompanied by your English-speaking guide, you will discover emblematic places such as the pagoda of the Celestial Lady (Thien Hau), dedicated to the protective goddess of sailors, the shopping streets of the Binh Tay market, and the Fito museum, devoted to traditional Vietnamese medicine.

Mais au-delà des sites, c’est surtout l’âme de Cholon qui séduit : celle d’un quartier vivant, vibrant, où les traditions chinoises se sont harmonieusement mêlées à la culture vietnamienne pour donner naissance à un univers unique et intemporel.

Exploring the Chinatown of Saigon is to go back in time while feeling the vitality of modern Vietnam.
A sensory and cultural experience, between aromas of incense, bell sounds and benevolent smiles.

Planning of the visit to Cholon’s Chinatown

 

Our English-speaking tour guide meets you at your hotel in the city center around 8 a.m.

Start the day by immersing yourself in the atmosphere of Chinatown. Venture through the stalls of the Soai Kinh Lam fabric market and visit the Thien Hau Pagoda known as the Heavenly Lady’s Pagoda, which protects the sailors and the fishermen.

Visit a temple dedicated to the founder of the goldsmith then Van Phat Pagoda.

In the afternoon, after lunch, discover traditional Asian medicine during the visit of the Fito museum and then discover the streets of district 10 before returning to the hotel.

Price 2025 – 2026

2 pax: 2.050.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 1.780.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 1.570.000 VND / pax

Why visit Cholon’s Chinatown?

True multicultural heart of Ho Chi Minh City, the Cholon Chinatown is much more than a simple place to visit: it is a sensory and human experience that reveals another facet of Vietnam.
Between history, spirituality and daily life, this historic district invites you to a journey through time and traditions.

A living cultural heritage

Founded by the Chinese communities settled in the 18th century, Cholon is one of the oldest districts of Saigon.
Its temples, pagodas and markets testify to a harmonious cohabitation between the Vietnamese and Chinese cultures.
Visitors feel the spiritual depth of the place, through richly decorated temples, Buddhist ceremonies and Lunar New Year festivities, celebrated with fervor.

Exploring Cholon is discovering a Vietnam with multiple influences, where each alley tells a story of exchanges, beliefs and know-how passed down for generations.

Pagodas imbued with spirituality

The pagodas of Cholon, including the famous pagoda Thien Hau (Heavenly Lady), are real architectural gems.
Their varnished tile roofs, carved woodwork and protective statues reflect the finesse of Sino-Vietnamese art.
The atmosphere is unique: between incense floating in the light, murmured prayers and colorful offerings, these temples invite to meditation and contemplation.

Dalat, the world of Alice in Wonderland

Immersive visit of Dalat: between nature and fantasy

To discover Dalat is to enter a separate universe, an enchanted parenthesis where nature seems to dialogue with the imagination. Perched on the highlands of Central Vietnam, the city reveals itself as a soft and misty setting, where each path seems to invite one to cross the threshold of a parallel world. The air is cooler, lighter, and the light, as filtered by a dream, transforms landscapes into amazing scenes.

Here, the atmosphere sometimes evokes a modern tale, almost a nod to Alice in Wonderland: colorful houses worthy of a fantastic setting, flowery gardens that stretch as far as the eye can see, winding bridges, pine forests that seem to whisper secret stories. And then, at the bend of a path, arises the creative audacity of Dalat: unusual architectures, artists’ workshops, unexpected places that seem to challenge the rules of the real world.

Throughout this immersive tour, you explore a surprising, sensitive and vibrant Dalat. Between generous nature, artistic inspirations and magical atmospheres, the city opens the doors to an adventure where one lets oneself be guided by curiosity, like Alice following a white rabbit towards the unknown.

This day is a fabulous exploration, a journey out of time, an invitation to dream while discovering a bright, creative and deeply inspiring Vietnam.

Program of the day

Our English-speaking tour guide meets you around 8 a.m. to take the cable car and discover the Truc Lam Pagoda then walk along Tuyen Lam Lake.

Then find your child’s soul in this magical world of Dalat and marvel at the gigantic statues of the Clay Tunnels.

In the afternoon, after lunch, stroll through the flower park to admire more than 300 different species.

End the day by venturing into the labyrinths of the Maze café in the middle of this extravagant universe while enjoying a cool drink.

 

Price 2025 – 2026

2 pax: 2.350.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 2.050.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 1.800.000 VND /pax

Visit of the Cu Chi tunnels and the Cao Dai Temple

Cu Chi Tunnels & Cao Dai Temple

Going for a visit of the Cu Chi Tunnels and the Cao Dai temple is to live in a single day two powerful and contrasting facets of Vietnamese history and spirituality. As soon as you leave Ho Chi Minh City, the city fades to reveal the countryside of the South: light forests, small villages, rice fields… a peaceful setting that gently prepares for an encounter with the past.

When you enter the site of Cu Chi, the atmosphere is charged with emotion. Under your feet extends an impressive underground network, dug by hand by the Vietnamese fighters: kilometers of galleries, camouflaged rooms, ingenious traps… Every detail reveals the ingenuity and courage of a people determined to defend their land. To walk here is to touch a page of the modern history of Vietnam – intense, profound, sometimes overwhelming.

Then, the contrast is total: your day continues towards the Cao Đài temple, a fascinating place where bright colors, mystical symbols and a unique spiritual atmosphere mingle. Its baroque facade, its colorful towers and its hall adorned with multicolored dragons offer a dazzling spectacle. Inside, the faithful dressed in white gather for a hypnotic ceremony to the rhythm of sacred songs. It is an immersion in an astonishing syncretic religion, which unites Buddhism, Christianity, Taoism and Confucianism in a singular harmony.

This day between historical memory and living spirituality is a fabulous experience, rich in discoveries and emotions. An unforgettable journey to the heart of two universes that shape the soul of Vietnam.

Program of the visit to the Cu Chi tunnels (1 day)

Around 7a.m., our English-speaking tour guide meets you at your hotel.

In the morning, venture into the depths of the ancient Cu Chi Tunnels and discover these places where the Vietnamese have lived for many years.

If you wish, you have the opportunity to learn how to shoot (not included).

Option 1:

Then, take the road to the great Cao Dai Temple of Tay Ninh where you will attend the daily ceremony.

Observe this belief between Buddhism and Catholicism before returning to Ho Chi Minh in the late afternoon.

 

Option 2:

Then return to the city centre for lunch, then in the afternoon visit the War Museum before enjoying a fresh drink while discovering the ancient weapons caches of the Viet Congs.

Book your visit

Price 2025 – 2026

2 pax: 2.580.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 2.420.000 VND /pax

4 pax 2.000.000 VND / pax

 

The Cao Dai Temple

The Cao Dai temple, located in the city of Tây Ninh in southern Vietnam, fascinates at first sight. Erected in the 1930s, it stands out for its singular and deeply symbolic architecture that reflects the very essence of the Cao Đài religion: a unique syncretism bringing together Buddhism, Christianity, Taoism, Confucianism and even emblematic figures such as Victor Hugo or Sun Yat-sen. Here, each color, each pattern, each statue tells the quest for universal harmony.

En approchant du sanctuaire, la façade se dévoile comme un spectacle éblouissant : deux tours élancées encadrent un corps de bâtiment aux teintes pastel, dominé par le célèbre « Œil divin », symbole de la connaissance et de la bienveillance. L’esthétique mêle courbes orientales, touches baroques et détails gothiques, créant une atmosphère à la fois mystique et joyeusement exubérante.

Inside, the wonder intensifies. The large nave is a long, bright corridor where columns decorated with multicolored dragons, starry ceilings of a deep blue sky, and scintillating mosaics succeed one another. The whole evokes a vibrant spiritual universe, a bridge between Earth and Sky. In the center, the faithful, dressed in immaculate white, take their places for the daily ceremonies. Their silent presence, punctuated by sacred songs and traditional instruments, envelops the visitor in an aura of intense peace.

During the rituals, the atmosphere becomes almost hypnotic: the rhythmic prayers, the colors, the incense that float in the air… everything invites to contemplation. The Cao Đài temple is not only a place of worship – it is a sensory experience, a dive into a rare, bold, deeply authentic spirituality.

By visiting this unique place, one discovers much more than a monument: one immerses oneself in a vision of the world based on tolerance, the fusion of beliefs and the search for unity. A fabulous discovery, unforgettable for any traveler eager to understand the cultural wealth of Vietnam.

Visit of Dalat

Visit of Dalat, the city with a thousand flowers and the poetic soul of Vietnam

Perched at 1,500 meters above sea level, in the heart of the highlands of Central Vietnam, Dalat seduces with its temperate climate, lush nature and romantic atmosphere.
Nicknamed the “city of eternal spring”, it charms travelers with its flowered gardens, peaceful lakes and its French colonial heritage, a vestige of a refined era.

During your visit of Dalat with an English-speaking guide, you will discover a unique city, both artistic and spiritual, where each place seems to tell a story.
Between K’ho minority villages, Buddhist pagodas, spectacular waterfalls and colorful colonial villas, Dalat is a peaceful and inspiring getaway in the heart of Vietnam.

Its colonial architecture, lively markets and flower, coffee and tea plantations testify to its unique character: a city where nature and culture intertwine in a rare harmony.
The Xuan Huong Lake, fields of hydrangeas and pine hills offer a perfect setting for contemplation and photography.

Between art, nature and spirituality, Dalat is a destination apart, ideal to slow down, breathe and marvel.
Each visit becomes a sensory journey, between colors, perfumes and human encounters, reflection of the Vietnamese sweetness.

Planning of the visit of Dalat

Our English-speaking tour guide meets you at your hotel in the city centre around 8:00 a.m. to visit the flower market.

Then, discover the old train station of Dalat and enjoy a ride to Trai Mat.

Discover the beautiful mosaics of Linh Phuoc Pagoda, also known as the Broken Glass Pagoda, then venture into the middle of tea plantations.

After lunch, admire the architecture of the Bao Dai Summer Palace and end the day by discovering the incredible design of the Crazy House.

Price 2025 – 2026

2 pax: 2.200.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 1.930.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 1.650.000 VND / pax

Why visit Dalat?

Nestled in the mountains of Central Vietnam, Dalat offers a unique atmosphere, at the crossroads of nature, culture and poetry.
Far from the hustle and bustle of big cities, this iconic destination invites travelers to slow down, breathe and marvel.
Here is why a visit to Dalat is an essential step of a trip to Vietnam.

A generous and soothing nature

Dalat is a garden city surrounded by wooded hills, peaceful lakes and sparkling waterfalls.
Its temperate climate makes it an ideal place to stroll through the flower fields, coffee plantations and pine forests.
Nature is omnipresent: from Lake Xuan Huong to the Datanla Falls, each landscape seems painted by hand.

It is also a haven for hiking and photography enthusiasts, offering spectacular panoramas, bathed in soft and changing light.
In Dalat, nature is contemplated, breathed and lived to the rhythm of the wind.

A unique architectural and cultural heritage

Dalat is distinguished by its exceptional architectural heritage, the result of the meeting between French colonial influences and Vietnamese traditions.
The old villas, the art deco station, the imperial palace of Bao Dai and the Crazy House illustrate this artistic and historical wealth.

Each monument bears witness to a time when Dalat was the refuge of artists, missionaries and intellectuals who came to seek freshness and inspiration in the mountains.
This architectural diversity gives the city an eclectic and timeless charm, where one moves seamlessly from a Buddhist temple to a French mansion.

A romantic and spiritual atmosphere

Nicknamed the ‘city of eternal spring’, Dalat has always been associated with love, gentleness and serenity.
Its misty lakes, floral trails and sunsets on the hills make it an ideal refuge for couples and travelers in search of tranquility.

But Dalat is also a city imbued with spirituality, where pagodas like Linh Phuoc or Truc Lam invite meditation and inner peace.
The scent of incense, the sound of wind in pine trees and the beauty of the landscape create a perfect harmony between soul and nature.

Bicycle ride in Tam Coc

A Bicycle ride in the heart of the landscapes of Tam Coc

Tam Coc is one of those places where Vietnam reveals itself in all its poetry.
Between majestic limestone mountains, bright rice fields and traditional villages nestled in the valleys, the region of Ninh Binh offers a setting of almost unreal beauty. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is often nicknamed the ‘terrestrial Halong Bay’ as its karst formations recall the mythical reliefs of the north of the country.

To capture all the sweetness and authenticity of these landscapes, nothing like a bicycle ride in Tam Coc. Along small paths lined with canals, you cross peaceful hamlets, observe the peasants at work, cross buffaloes enjoying the freshness of the rice fields and discover simple and sincere scenes of life, far from tourist trails. The air is pure, the roads are calm, and each turn opens up a different panorama, between lush nature and secular traditions.

Accompanied by our local guide, you take the time to feel what makes the soul of Ninh Binh: the symbiosis between grandiose landscapes and rural life. It is a gentle, immersive and accessible experience for all, ideal for travelers seeking authenticity and connection with deep Vietnam.

Schedule of of the bicycle in Tam Coc

Our English-speaking tour guide meets you around 8 a.m., then start your bicycle ride, surrounded by the rice fields of Tam Coc.

Enjoy a boat ride along the river, about 2 hours, in the middle of the limestones. Let yourself be carried away by the magic of the place, admire the green rice fields and the mountains carved out of caves.

Admire Bich Dong Pagoda by the water, a Buddhist sanctuary in the middle of nowhere, built against the rock, in a splendid green setting.

After lunch, travel peacefully along the country roads by bicycle to soak up local life.

 

Price 2025 – 2026

2 pax: 1.760.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 1.430.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 1.270.000 VND / pax

Visit of Duong Lam

Visit of Duong Lam village, an ancient place

Just 60 kilometers from Hanoi, the village of Duong Lam offers a real dive into rural and traditional Vietnam.
Classified as a national historic site, it is often nicknamed the “village with houses in laterite”, because of its century-old buildings built in red bricks, witnesses of a preserved way of life.

Strolling through its cobbled streets is like stepping back in time: the carved wooden doors, shaded courtyards, village temples and communal wells tell the story of a community united around family, ancestors and land.
Duong Lam is also the cradle of two Vietnamese kings, a symbol of its historical and spiritual importance.

Accompanied by an English-speaking guide, you will meet its friendly inhabitants, visit their old houses and discover the daily agricultural life punctuated by the seasons.
Between centuries-old traditions, authenticity of landscapes and sincere hospitality, this excursion from Hanoi reveals a deep Vietnam, far from the urban bustle.

A rare, peaceful and inspiring place, where time seems to have stopped.

Planning of the day in Duong Lam

(Lunch)

Our English-speaking guide meets you around 8 am.m Go to the old village of Duong Lam where time seems to have stopped.

Along the way, visit the Tay Phuong Pagoda before arriving at the village of Mong Phu, a typical village of the Red River Delta with its more than 1,200-year history, its old houses dating from the 17th century. Walk through the small streets of the village in the middle of the laterite walls that have acquired this pretty brown color over time, discover how soy sauce is made, taste local specialties and visit the communal house and then haves lunch in a local house.

In the afternoon, visit Mia’s Pagoda and then Thay Pagoda, known as the Master’s Pagoda. Finally, go back to Hanoi.

 

Price 2026

2 pax: 2.500.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 1.840.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 1.580.000 VND / pax

 

The cultural treasures to visit around Duong Lam

The surroundings of Duong Lam are home to some of the most beautiful spiritual jewels of North Vietnam, witnesses of a millenary Buddhist heritage and an exceptional architectural know-how.
Each of these centuries-old pagodas is a place of peace and meditation, but also a work of art in itself, where carved wood, ancient stone and serenity mingle.

Tay Phuong Pagoda – Masterpiece of Buddhist sculpture

Located on a green hill, the Tay Phuong pagoda (or “Western Pagoda”) is a masterpiece of Vietnamese religious art.
Built in the eighth century and restored in the eighteenth, it seduces with its three-level architecture, superimposed roofs and finely chiseled details.

Inside, you will discover 62 statues in lacquered wood, representing Buddhist figures, bodhisattvas and demons with a striking realism.
Each sculpture seems inhabited by an emotion: joy, fear, meditation or compassion.
The panoramic view from the hill over the surrounding countryside adds to the spiritual dimension of the place.

The Mia Pagoda – Treasury of the Tran Dynasty

The Mia pagoda, nestled in the heart of the village of the same name, is one of the oldest in the country.
Built in the 15th century, it is distinguished by its solid wood architecture and its impressive collection of ancient statues, more than a hundred, including representations of Buddha and protective deities.

Surrounded by century-old trees and peaceful pools, the Mia pagoda invites contemplation.
The inhabitants come there to pray, light incense and place offerings, thus perpetuating Buddhist rites transmitted for centuries.

Visit of Hanoi

Visit of Hanoi – Culture, traditions and discoveries

The millennial capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is a city of contrasts and emotions.
Between its peaceful lakes, lively alleys and colonial buildings, it reveals a fascinating mix of modernity and tradition.
It is here that the historical and cultural heart of the country beats, where each street, each facade and each market tells a part of Vietnamese history.

This visit of Hanoi invites you to explore the emblematic sites of the capital: the temple of literature, the Tran Quoc pagoda, the mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh, but also the alleys of the old district of the 36 corporations, living symbol of the Hanoian soul.

Accompanied by a passionate English-speaking guide, you will discover the local customs, street food and the daily life of the inhabitants, while enjoying an authentic and warm atmosphere.
Far from the classic tourist circuits, this excursion highlights a living and inspiring Hanoi, where past and present coexist in perfect harmony.

Between culture, spirituality and lifestyle, this day in the Vietnamese capital is an ideal gateway to understand Vietnam yesterday and today.

Explore Hanoi, cultural capital of Vietnam

With more than a millennium of history, Hanoi is much more than a capital: it is a living soul, shaped by imperial dynasties, French colonization and Asian modernity.
Between secular traditions and contemporary effervescence, the city offers a subtle mix of culture, spirituality and everyday charm.

A millennial heritage at the heart of modernity

Founded in the 11th century under the name of Thang Long (“the Dragon taking flight”), Hanoi was for centuries the political and cultural center of Vietnam.
Its temples, pagodas and palaces still bear witness to this past grandeur, while its tree-lined boulevards and colonial houses recall the elegance of the French era.

Today, the city harmoniously combines its historical heritage with its contemporary vitality: lively cafes, art galleries, street markets and musical scenes make Hanoi a vibrant and creative place.

Shedule of the visit of Hanoi

This guided tour of Hanoi is a full-day immersion in the heart of the Vietnamese capital, between historical heritage, lively culture and local lifestyle.
Accompanied by a passionate English-speaking guide, you will discover the emblematic places of the city while enjoying moments of sharing and conviviality.

Our English-speaking guide will meet you at your hotel around 9 a.m. Start your day with a cycle ride in the 36 corporations district, the oldest and most lively of the city.
Each street still bears the name of the trades of yesteryear – blacksmiths, weavers, silk merchants -, and the comings and goings of the inhabitants create a typically Hanoian atmosphere.
Let yourself be carried away by the leisurely pace of the cyclo to feel the authentic atmosphere of the old town.

Then take a gourmet break in a traditional café to savor the famous egg coffee, a specialty of Hanoi based on strong coffee and creamy egg cream.
A sweet and energizing experience, an essential during your stay in the capital.

You will continue the morning with a visit to Tran Quoc pagoda, one of the oldest Buddhist shrines in Vietnam, located on the shore of the great Ho Tay lake.
Its red huts, neat bonsais and the serenity of the lake make it a place of peaceful and spiritual beauty.

After lunch in a local restaurant, head to the temple of Literature, founded in 1070 and dedicated to Confucius.
This emblematic place, the first university in the country, symbolizes the intellectual and cultural tradition of Vietnam.
Its gardens and wooden pavilions invite meditation and respect for knowledge.

End this cultural day with a visit to the Vietnamese Women’s Museum, a modern and moving space that pays tribute to the essential role of women in society, family and history of Vietnam.
You will discover magnificent traditional costumes, everyday objects and poignant testimonies on the place of women across eras and regions.

 

Price 2025 – 2026:

2 pax: 2.260.000 VND / pax

3 pax: 1.850.000 VND / pax

4 pax: 1.600.000 VND / pax