A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Explore the jungle temples of Siam Reap
13 days, from £2,255 to £3,600
Enjoy the varied street food scene of Hanoi
14 days, from £2,475 to £3,955
Explore two culturally rich and diverse countries, from the dynamic delights of Vietnam to the laid-back lifestyle of Laos
13 days, from £2,580 to £3,565
Visit a traditional village in the heart of Northern Vietnam and enjoy a home-cooked lunch with a local family
14 days, from £2,630 to £4,195
From Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, enjoy an epic journey to discover the best Vietnam has to offer
12 days, from £2,655 to £3,660
Wander the historic heart of enchanting Hoi An
15 days, from £3,365 to £5,365
The itinerary includes Halong Bay, Luang Prabang and Angkor, three wonderful UNESCO World Heritage Sites
15 days, from £3,540 to £4,730
Explore the temples of the Angkor complex with an expert guide
17 days, from £3,570 to £5,700
Whizz around the streets of Saigon in search of the best street eats on the back of vintage Vespas
14 days, from £3,600 to £5,745
Discover different ways to explore Vietnam
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Offering a brilliant blend of culture, adventure and beauty, Vietnam couple’s holidays promise to pique the interest of every kind of couple. Vietnam’s culture-filled cities hold the secrets of the country’s intriguing and tumultuous past, and visits to Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi can include private guided tours that will appeal to any culture vultures. For adventurous couples, sail a junk boat through the otherworldly karst peaks of Halong Bay, discover the world’s most intricate cave systems in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park and hike the lush hills surrounding Bac Ha and Sapa. These energetic pursuits can be followed by some well-earned relaxation, an essential ingredient of our Vietnam couple’s holidays. Enjoy a pampering spa afternoon, a dip in your hotel’s pool and alfresco meals surrounded by tropical plants.
Vietnam is an excellent destination for a couple’s culinary getaway too, with an exciting and flavourful food scene, and each recipe featuring a delicate balance of flavours - hot, sweet, sour, salty and bitter. The complex and dynamic smorgasbord of dishes borrows influences from China, combined with regional ingredients to create a synthesis of special flavours. Sample fragrant pho (Vietnam’s national dish), bursting bánh mìs (Vietnamese baguettes) and sweet che` b?p (rice pudding).
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