Indochine Heritage Voyage
Ancient Kingdoms & Emerald Bays
Package Overview
Vietnam is a country of extraordinary contrasts — where ancient imperial cities stand alongside French colonial architecture, where emerald limestone karsts rise from jade-green bays, and where the aroma of pho and fresh herbs fills every street corner. The Indochine Heritage Voyage is a 7-day north-to-south journey through Vietnam's most iconic destinations: the chaotic energy of Hanoi, the ethereal beauty of Ha Long Bay, the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An, and the vibrant modernity of Ho Chi Minh City.
Destinations Covered
Package Highlights
- Ha Long Bay overnight cruise — limestone karsts and emerald waters
- Hoi An Ancient Town lantern festival (UNESCO World Heritage)
- Hue Imperial Citadel and royal tombs
- Cu Chi Tunnels — underground wartime network near Ho Chi Minh City
- Hanoi Old Quarter cyclo tour and street food walk
- Mekong Delta boat trip through floating markets
- Cooking class in Hoi An — Vietnamese cuisine
Inclusions & Exclusions
What's Included
- ✓Accommodation for 6 nights (2N Hanoi + 1N Ha Long Bay cruise + 1N Hue + 1N Hoi An + 1N Ho Chi Minh City)
- ✓Daily breakfast
- ✓Ha Long Bay overnight cruise with all meals
- ✓Hanoi airport pick-up and Ho Chi Minh City drop
- ✓All inter-city transfers by domestic flights or private vehicle
- ✓Hanoi Old Quarter cyclo tour
- ✓Hue city tour by private vehicle
- ✓Hoi An Ancient Town guided walk
- ✓Cu Chi Tunnels tour
- ✓All applicable taxes
What's Excluded
- ✗International airfare (India to Hanoi / Ho Chi Minh City return)
- ✗Vietnam e-Visa (approx. ₹2,500)
- ✗Lunch and dinner (except Ha Long Bay cruise)
- ✗Personal expenses, shopping, and tips
- ✗Travel insurance
- ✗Optional activities
Day-wise Itinerary
Arrive at Noi Bai International Airport, Hanoi, and transfer to your hotel in the Old Quarter. Hanoi, Vietnam's capital for over 1,000 years, is a city where French colonial boulevards meet ancient pagodas and chaotic motorbike traffic. After freshening up, explore the Hoan Kiem Lake and the iconic red Huc Bridge leading to the Ngoc Son Temple on a small island in the lake. In the evening, take a cyclo (three-wheeled bicycle rickshaw) tour through the 36 streets of the Old Quarter — each street historically specialised in a different trade. Join a street food walking tour: try bun cha (grilled pork noodles), banh mi, egg coffee, and fresh spring rolls at local eateries.
Optional Activities
Best Time to Visit
February to April for the best weather across all regions. November–January is good for the south. May–October is monsoon season (varies by region — north is wet in summer, south in autumn).
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