Vietnam Tours | Vietnam Day Trip Exciting Mekong Delta Gateway
Tripcode: VNDEMG
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Private pick-up & drop-off services
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Private tour with English or French speaking guide
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Daily departure from HCMC
The Mekong Delta or Cuu Long in Vietnamese, with it riche agricultural soil, is one of the nation's rice baskets. The surrounding area is comprised of low lying rice paddies and the rivers are bordered by dense mangroves and palms.
The tributaries of Mekong River provide a comprehensive network of canals and channels. Travel by river is the best method to explore the region at a leisurely pace as it offers opportunities to experience the truly unique Mekong River lifestyle. Cruising on the roof of a boat as the sun sets over distant coconut trees is truly remarkable experience.
Mekong Delta Gateway Day Trip starts at 8:00 am from the lobby of guests's hotel in Saigon with a drive to My Tho, the capital of Tien Giang Province 72 kms from Ho Chi Minh City (Former Saigon) Guests will take time to visit Vinh Trang pagoda, the most beautiful pagoda of the province with mixture structure of many styles.
Then take a boat trip round 4 beautiful islets: Dragon, Unicorn, Phoenix , and Tortoise. These evergreen islands among the Mekong River still remain unknown to many people. You will discover beautiful landscapes along the river and observe the typical Mekong delta rural life.
Stops on the way can be made upon request for particular visits or photos making. Visit traditional house at Quoi An village (all make from coconut). See coconut collection set and how locals make handicrafts from trunk and shell, guests can see that they waste nothing, coconut even useful from wedding to funeral.
Enjoy seasonal fruit and listening to traditional music. Take horse cart on village path and stop at Ben Truc orchard, taste honey with tea or Mekong whisky (they have a funny rule for guests to get in). Take rowing-boat on water palm creek. Take boat to visit coconut candy mill (special product of Ben Tre province). Enjoy fantastic lunch at local restaurant before coming back to Saigon.
Tour price includes:
+ Private door-to-door pick-up & drop-off services.
+ All private transportation
+ Experienced English or French speaking guide.
+ Private boat trip
+ Lunch at local restaurant.
+ All sightseeing tickets.
+ Tissues and water on coach.
+ Services charges and government tax.
+ Exclusive and personalized single agent/single customer service.
+ No extra charge after services confirmation
+ 24/7 hotline support guaranteed
Tour price exclude:
+ Personal expenses, tips and gratuities
+ Travel insurance
+ Beverage
+ Other services not mentioned above.
Tour
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Valid From Now until 30 Sep 2012
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“This exciting Mekong Delta Getaway Trip is designed to discover the very best of Mekong in the very short time, you taste the local cuisine, visit candy factories, see the daily life on the water, and talk with local people. You have an option to biking around after lunch in a restaurant in the lush Mekong delta. You discover the complex maze of the Mekong Delta which is so unique and special, giving you an insight into life on the mighty Mekong River and its tributaries” Pham Ha, CEO and Founder of Luxury Travel Ltd.
We would like to thank you enormously for the wonderful time we spent in Vietnam. Viet Nam is fascinating enough but we had the added luck of finding your company on the internet....The guides were fantastic: Lu in Sapa and Tin and Ha Ha in the Mekong. Not only were they informative and professional, but utterly charming as well. But I think everyone in Viet Nam has these qualities! The magic and exciting energy of Viet Nam and its people will stay with me forever. And I couldn't recommend Luxury Travel highly enough. We thank you again. Kind regards Penelope Sachs and Wolf Meurer Kommetjie Western Cape South Africa.
Delta Du Mekong, ce fut le moment le plus dépaysant de notre voyage. Nous avons eu l'impression de goûter davantage à la vie quotidienne des Vietnamiens de cette région. Les scènes des marchés flottant, les habitations sur pilotis, les gens afférés au tâches de chaque jour en contact étroit avec l'eau (lessive, préparation des repas, jeux des enfants, la pêche) nous ont amenés dans un univers tellement différent du nôtre. Contrairement à certains moments du voyage (comme dans la baie d'Halong), nous n'avions pas l'impression de nous retrouver dans un ghetto touristique. Nous n'étions que des observateurs immergés dans le monde quotidien de ce merveilleux peuple vietnamien. Sylvain Savoie et Pierre Beaubien depuis Quebec Canada. sylvain.savoie (at) ssq.ca
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