We four were so excited to create new and adventurous memories that we booked the tickets the day we discussed it. We decided to take the Vietnam Tour Package
WanderOn crafted the itinerary so well that we had no time to feel bored or out of place; from covering all the famous areas and the offbeat destinations, we felt like we belonged in Vietnam.
Discovering Vietnam: Tales Of Adventure And Culture
Journeying Through Vietnam: Our Itinerary
Day1: Hanoi, Ha Long Bay
Day 2: Ha Long Bay
Day 3: Halong to Da Nang
Day 4: Da Nang- Ba Na Hill
Day 5: Da Nang to Saigon
Day 6: Saigon to Cu- Chi Hills
Day 7: Saigon- Departure
Ba Na Hills: Golden Bridge Marvel
We started playing with ice and water near the bridge, and some group members joined us. We re-created our childhood and carelessly played for like an hour. The place was magical, and we were the added sparks. Soon, we sat atop a hill gazing at the breathtaking sunset over Ba Na Hills.
Da Nang City: Beach Bliss
The most beautiful hotel Sight was Da Nang City; the beach was accessible by the walk. We sat on the beach till late at night without being afraid of how to go back. The sight was so beautiful. The night sky is full of unexpected stars, and the gentle breezes give us time for self-realisation and rejuvenating spirit.
Even after the tiring day, we were charged for pulling an all-nighter. We did bar hopping and finally had great vegetarian food. The only thing I didn’t like about Vietnam was bizarre vegetarian food. The tour guide provided by WanderOn helped us through this, but it was pretty annoying.
As we left Danang City, our hearts were filled with memories of its beauty and warmth. It was a journey filled with discovery, culture, and the enchantment of Vietnam, and we can’t wait to explore such places as this.
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Hoi An City: Beauty in Simplicity
Evenings in Hoi An are pure magic. The town comes alive with the soft glow of lanterns and the aroma of delectable street food. I savoured dishes like cao lau and banh mi at small food stalls, where locals shared their culinary secrets. I didn’t like them because it was a vegetarian substitute, but the way the sellers made them joyfully convinced me to try them.
My friends and I also took a lantern-making workshop and crafted our colourful masterpieces. It felt like I was a part of Hoi An’s artistic legacy. It was utterly unexpected of us to do something like this. But this experience was indeed remarkable.
From One Traveler to another: Some tips for visiting Vietnam
- Be Prepared for the limited Vegetarian Food Options.
- Most of the Places have free entry and don’t get looted.
- Be well prepared for adventures.