Discover the vibrant contrasts of southern Vietnam — from the bustling streets of Saigon to the tranquil waterways of the Mekong Delta and the cool, flower-filled hills of Da Lat. Visit iconic landmarks like the War Remnants Museum and the Cu Chi Tunnels, cruise through floating markets, and breathe in the fresh mountain air atop Lang Biang. Every stop reveals a different side of Vietnam’s beauty and spirit.

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Leisurely explore the sights of the Mekong Delta and enjoy the local river life. Visit two famous floating markets of Cai Rang and Cai Be. On several land excursions you have the chance to see local handicraft production, colorful brick kilns, opulent orchards and peaceful villages.

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Cai Be and Cai Rang floating market, boat ride through small canals, visits to the green orchards and a local family home.

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The impressive floating markets of Mekong delta, countryside scenery and boat trips along small canals. In Chau Doc, enjoy spectacular view at Sam mountain and also explore the wildlife reserve at Tra su Cajuput forest.

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Pickup and drop off from Saigon International airport, an introductory tour of the iconic highlights of the city, the remarkable Cu Chi tunnels and a side trip to Mekong delta to enjoy the fresh fruit orchards, the local life that are heavily dominated by the Mekong river as it has been for centuries.

Experience Mekong life with fruit tasting and folk music, visit family-run coconut and rice treat workshops, cruise through Cai Rang floating market, cycle charming villages, explore Khmer temples and ancient houses, and immerse in the biodiversity of Tra Su Forest — a cultural and spiritual journey through Chau Doc.

HIGHLIGHTS:
• Tasting fresh fruits while enjoying Vietnamese traditional folk music
• Visiting distinctive family businesses where the locals make coconut candy and crispy rice popcorn mills.
• Having a boat ride to the floating market on Tien River (Cai Rang floating market).
• Deeply exploring the local village on foot and through handlebars.
• Approaching features of the typical, traditional Vietnamese architectural styles from an ancient house and Khmer temple.