Vietnam

An intriguing destination – at the crossroads of tradition and modernity, an eclectic mix of old and new, this country will reveal astonishing finds to every type of traveler.

Hoi An
Situated along the south central coast of Vietnam, Hoi An is an outstanding example of a well-preserved ancient town that has been designated a World Heritage Site. Known as Faifo in the past, it was a major port town that boasted multi-cultural influences from the 16th – 18th centuries. Today, it is a quaint and picturesque town that can be easily explored on foot.
Nha Trang
Nha Trang is one of the most beautiful bay in the world and known as the Vietnamese Mediterranean. Towering lush mountains surround Nha Trang bay, creating a near perfect moon shape crescent as the sun dawn each morning on this lively beach town in Vietnam. It is ironic that in a place where there are no sunset. Only sunrise. Yet countless number of vacation goers comes from all parts of the global to take part in a romantic evening and unforgettable sunrise without ever tarnishing it natural tranquility.
Ho Chi Minh
Commonly referred to as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) is Vietnam’s largest city and undisputed commerce capital. It is a dynamic city that is currently enjoying the fruits of Vietnam’s economic boom – lavish hotels, decadent restaurants and trendy nightspots are continually added to the cityscape.
Hanoi
Lying in the heart of the Red River Delta, the Vietnamese capital city of Hanoi blends the old world charm with the dynamism of a rising Asian city. Its legacy as a former French colonial city is still evident from the French-inspired features - lakes and parks, colonial architecture and broad tree-lined boulevards - that still dot the present cityscapes.