As soon as arriving in Bangkok International Airport, Camellia Tours Vietnam’s guide and driver will pick you up and transfer you to the hotel.

Have a short break and enjoy the remaining time of the day in your own way at this bustling city.

Visitors have a full day to explore Bangkok city – the heart of Thailand. Starting this tour with a visit to a secluded century-old house known as the Museum of Floral Cultural. It takes our guide and you about 45 minutes to visit all through the museum featuring the incredible floral art and designs which reflects the Asian culture.

An attractive thing of this museum is this is home to a quaint tea house which is surrounded by impeccably landscaped gardens. Enjoying a cup of tea as well as some Thai desserts will help you feel relax. Next, visitors have chances of joining a private flower workshop or “Dok Mai Pra Yuk”. You will be taught how to arrange flowers for dinners and special events. At the end of the class, you can bring your product to home as a souvenir.

After having lunch at the House on Sathorn, transfer to the hotel for some time to relax. In the afternoon, visit Wat ArunGrand Palace – the Temple of Dawn; the  and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

About more than 90 kilometres to the west, Damnoen Saduak welcomes you. This is the largest floating market in Thailand. Let’s hop on a traditional long-tailed boat and ride along the canals to the site of the market. Visitors can stop anywhere to shop for yummy local treats and fresh fruits from the other boats.

Next, after having a scrumptious lunch, head to the Maeklong Railway Market – a traditional Thai market selling fresh vegetables, food and fruit. What makes it special is that the market is located on a train line. Then, head towards to Kanchanaburi by a local train station for one-hour train ride along the famous Death Railway passing the breathtaking view of Kwai Noi gorge. Don’t forget to check in the famous Bridge over River Kwai.

Overnight in Kanchanaburi.

The first destination of today is Phra Pathom Chedi, the world’s tallest stupa with a height of 127 meters. Next, move to Wat Bang Phra (the old Tattoo Temple) which is home to several other tattoo master monks as well as trained laymen. Visitors coming here usually want to have a tattoo by the monks living here for strength, luck and protection.

Next, visiting Don Wai market – a centre of trade for fruits and vegetables as well as agricultural products including rattan ware, woven cotton, dyed cotton, and inexpensive food. Local food like noodles with beef, Thai desserts, and steamed curried fish patty, are sold by local vendors. In front of the temple is another haven for the various species of fish including big catfish-like freshwater fish, black ear, and giant gourami.

Before moving to Ayutthaya, cruise along Nakhon Chai Sri River for about an hour and enjoy lunch on boat (purchased at the market).

Spend the morning exploring the stunning temple-studded landscape by a unique Kermit tuk-tuk. After visiting Wat Yai Chaimongkol and Wat Mahathat, our team will move back to Bangkok for a flight to Chiang Mai.

Finishing checking in at the hotel, take a short rest, enjoy with a quaint and picturesque Meo Hill Tribe Village set in an attractive hillside spot and see the Meo tribesmen dressed in their colorful traditional costumes.

Today after an early breakfast, we will go to Chiang Rai. On the way, pay a visit to the ancient city, Chiang Saen. Then carry on where the 03 country (Thailand, Laos and Myanmar) borders meet – “Golden Triangle”. Having lunch and transfer to Mae Sai, the Thailand and Myanmar border city. Finally, visit to the Akha and Yao hilltribe villages on the way back to Chiang Mai. Enjoy dinner at local restaurant and transfer back to the hotel for a short rest.

In the leisure time, transfer to visit Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep – one of the most sacred temples in Chiang Mai. Located on the hilltop in Northern-Thai style and containing the holy relic of Lord Buddha, visitors can admire the panoramic view of the whole city.

Overnight at hotel in Chiang Mai.

Chiang Mai is very famous for Elephants Camp. And today, we will spend time in Elephants Safari to see the elephants at work in a jungle area, see how the elephants are trained for working with humans and the elephant shows. Then, if you want, you can join in an exciting ride on the elephant back along the trails and followed by Ox-Cart ride back to the camp. After lunch at the elephant camp, enjoy with local handicraft bamboo rafting along Mae Taeng river. Return to Chiang Mai and make a stop at Orchid Nursery.

After breakfast at the hotel, our crew will move to Chiang Mai for a flight to Hanoi. While arriving in Hanoi, Camellia Tours Vietnam’s tour guide will meet you at the airport then transfer to check in hotel.

After having breakfast, the cruise’s driver will pick you up and transfer to Ha Long Bay – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The bay is dotted with 1600 limestone islands and islets. Each of them has its own shape and size, which creates the diversity of the bay. When arriving to Halong, enjoy a welcome drink, check-in your cabin. A fresh seafood lunch will be served. At that time, the boat will cruise through mystic Halong Bay to see the amazing karsts with different formations: But Moc islet, Cap De islet, Trong (Drum) cave, Trinh Nu cave, floating fishing village, with its unique way of life. Then head to Sung Sot Cave for admiring thousands of bright stalactites and stalagmites. Enjoy another seafood feast for dinner and for the night owls, remember to try fishing squids!

In the early morning, get up quickly and join Tai Chi Class to improve both lower-body strength and upper-body strength. After breakfast, take a kayak to visit Luon Cave and come back to the boat. Kayaking on Halong Bay is an amazing experience! Having brunch before disembarking and van will pick you up at the pier and transfer back to Hanoi to prepare for a flight to Hue.

Hue with splendid tombs of the Nguyen emperors, notable pagodas and the remains of the Citadel becomes one of Vietnam’s attractions to tourists from all over the world, who like to explore the traditional cultural values of Vietnam.
We start our day with guided touring around the Imperial Citadel visiting the Noon Gate and Forbidden City; then followed with the Antiquity Museum for some spectacular views. After that, we will drive out Hue outskirt to visit Khai Dinh Royal Tomb.
In the afternoon, after delicious lunch, we will be transferred to the boat quay for a boat trip along the Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda and Minh Mang Mausoleum.
If time allows, we can pay a visit to Dong Ba Market.

At around 08:00 AM, our driver and tour guide will pick you up at your hotel in Hue and depart to Hoi An. On the way from Hue to Hoi An, you stop to visit Lang Co beach – Oyster farming village. This is the most beautiful beach in Vietnam which is suit for relaxing, diving and is one of the ideal holiday resorts for many years.
The next destination is Hai Van Pass which is the highest pass and an impressive landscape in Vietnam. It is like a giant dragon, lying on Highway 1 on the border between Thua Thien-Hue Province and Danang City. You can also see the beautiful Lang Co beach on Hai van pass.
Upon arrival in Hoian, check in hotel and overnight in Hoian.

From the 16th to 18th centuries, Hoi An was a thriving international commercial port for Chinese, Dutch, French, Japanese, Portuguese and Arab traders. These people came primarily to trade in the high-grade silk, which is still produced in the area, as well as ceramics.

We spend a walking tour around this enchanting port town and visit its numerous places of interest: 400 years old Japanese Bridge, 300 years old Chinese temple, 200 years old Vietnamese former merchants’ house, the local fish market … Around the town, we can see numerous art galleries and tailor shops, get some made-to-order clothes if you like.

After lunch in local restaurant, you will have a chance to ride a “cyclo or pedicab” through the opposite site of Hoi An River bank where you can take a panorama of Hoi An town. Keep on the cyclo through the tiny lanes of Hoi An countryside, passing the fields of corn, sweet potatoes, beautiful local fruit-garden …

You spend more two hours boat trip on the Thu Bon river to enjoy the natural view and discover the normal life of local fishing people.

On the way back to Danang, take a visit to Cham museum in the city. Then, transfer to Danang Airport and take the one-hour flight to Ho Chi Minh City, where we transfer directly to our centrally located hotel. Embark on a city tour of Saigon including The Reunification Palace,  and Old Post Office, Remnant War Museum, Giac Lam Pagoda, China town with ancient pagodas and temples, and bustling Binh Tay Market. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

Take a city tour from the back of a chauffeur driven classic Vespa motorbike, which will include a visit to the former Presidential Palace, the War Remnants Museum,  the colonial Notre Dame Cathedral and the Old Saigon Post Office. You will explore the differing Districts of the city, each with their own unique history and character. This afternoon walk through the oldest quarter of the city and explore some of Saigon’s best kept secrets. (driver at disposal if needed). Visit the Beaux-Arts Museum and wander through the art galleries in the area. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

Today, head to the Mekong Delta, leaving the hustle and bustle of the city behind to travel through Vietnam’s picturesque countryside with its rice paddies and rural villages. Enjoy a gentle cruise from Cai Be to Sa Dec as part of a leisurely exploration of the Mekong River and its hidden treasures before gliding onto Can Tho. Overnight on board.

Crossing the Mekong on the way to Cai Be Floating Market, you’ll take in traditional sights such as rice barges, wooden ship building yards and even fruit drying along the Mekong’s banks. After paying a visit to the colorful floating market check-out and disembark before the return to Ho Chi Minh City. Your private car and guide will be at your disposal until your onward flight.