Top Tours

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  SAPA Tribal Market Tour

  TRIBAL TRADITIONAL MARKET TOURS: These tours are for all visitors of all ages, likings… to enjoy their discovery of an unique feature of life in remote far north: Going to the MARKET mainly for socializing!

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  Van Phuc Silk village and Chuong Hat village

  Van Phuc Silk Village is situated on the banks of Nhue Thi River, near Ha Dong city. The village has been much well known for its traditional sericulture, weaving, and silk products. Tourists coming here are lured by various beautiful shirts, crafts, ties, dresses and many other things made of silk available in the village. What is special is that the silk is made by very simple looms, which is the genuinely traditional Vietnamese way of making silk. In the bygone era wearing a Non (conical hats made from palm leaves) was reserved for queens and princesses but now it is worn by countless Vietnamese. Chuong Village in Phuong Trung Commune, Thanh Oai District, near Hanoi is known nationwide as the home for making this iconic Vietnamese cultural symbol. Chuong Village’s Non is thick, firm and durable and the market in the village which operates 6 times a month attracts a great number of sellers and buyers who are interested in the hat. NON has become an inseparable multi-purpose item for Vietnamese women. It is used as a shield to protect them from sun and rain, a glass to get water when they are thirsty, a fan when they are hot, and a basket when they have nothing else with them to carry things.

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  3-days cruise Luang Prabang round trip

  The river vessel Mekong Sun was the first comfortable cabin cruiser capable of mastering these wild sections of the upper Mekong.Your journey includes visits to the lovely UNESCO World Heritage Site Luang Prabang, one of the most beautiful towns in South-East Asia, travelling along the secluded and impressive landscapes in northern Laos and into the once notorious region of the Golden Triangle. Savour the fantastic scenery of the Mekong River on your boutique cruise starting and ending in the former royal city of Luang Prabang (Laos), now UNESCO World.