Tailor-made journey to Vietnam

From the border with China to its southern tip, Vietnam forms a striking patchwork.
Landscapes alternating between steep mountains and deep valleys in the north. Before everything becomes flat in the Mekong Delta, at the far south.
Between the two, gems such as Halong Bay, Ninh Binh and the Dalat highlands are unmissable for those with time to multiply stops.

On a journey through Vietnam, all our senses play with extremes.
In city centres, the (organised) crowds, the relentless activity, the noise and the sheer number of motorcycles will exceed your Western imagination. In the countryside and the rice paddies, silence and the slow, meticulous gestures of farmers prevail. Only the sound of a loudspeaker proclaiming the party's "good word" occasionally disrupts this quiet. Another world. Almost another time.

On the taste front, the north of the country offers fairly mild cuisine that will suit your palate. Don't miss the Phở in Hanoi and, of course, nem, the typical dish of Tonkin. In the centre, around Hue, the cuisine takes on spicier notes (very spicy, even!). Its flavours of lemongrass, curry, pepper and aromatic herbs will awaken your senses! In Saigon and throughout southern Vietnam, you'll order a Bo Bun, already dreaming of finding something similar once you're back home!