Mai Chau is located in Hoa Binh province, approximately 135km from Hanoi and 60km from Hoa Binh. From the top of Cun Mountain, you can admire the magnificent panorama of Mai Chau surrounded by a green valley and dotted with stilt houses. Many minorities, including the Thai ethnic group, live in Mai Chau

The northwest region is steeped in history and provides a captivating blend of dramatic landscapes and colorful hill tribes. This stunning and isolated area has changed little over the centuries. You will have the chance not only to experience rural Vietnam behind the scenes but also to meet and talk to numerous different ethnic minority groups who will welcome you into their tranquil, unspoiled world. This is one of the most exciting adventure tours on offer in Vietnam.

Travel by jeep and motorbike on the adventure of a lifetime, exploring the majestic limestone mountain ranges and picturesque terraced paddy fields of Vietnam's unspoiled north-east region. This exciting 6-day trip is especially suitable for those travelers who love green eco tours or want to learn about the customs of the hill tribe people. Either way, you will take away a collection of memories

Welcome to Hanoi, a city of lakes and the center of Vietnamese culture. The Hanoi stopover tour is designed for those who are on a business or pleasure trip to the charming capital of Vietnam. This specially-tailored package provides an overview of the major tourist attractions in Hanoi as well as an orientation tour for visitors to get used to Vietnamese culture in the first few days after their arrival in Vietnam.

Day 1: Ha Noi - Cuc Phuong Cycling - Ninh Binh ( B/L/_ )
AM: Pick up at your hotel and depart for Cuc Phuong, stopping en route to take photographs of the peaceful Vietnamese countryside. Arrive at Cuc Phuong and visit the centre of endangered species, where you can still see precious animals, such as the white shorts monkeys, fruit eating apes and tree dwelling monkeys.

The Perfume Pagoda is located 75km south of Hanoi. This is the biggest pagoda complex, which hosts Vietnam's longest annual Buddhist festival (from the first month of the lunar calendar to third one). En route, marvel at the breathtaking mountain scenery interlaced by cool clear streams. If you really fancy a workout, you can row the boat yourself.