Boat tour for a person ---------------- VND
90,000
Coconut Boat Tour is also called as Basket Boat Tour. Coming to Hoi An you may not ignore the Bay Mau Coconut Forest. It is a wonderful ecological spo ... More
Coconut Boat Tour is also called as Basket Boat Tour. Coming to Hoi An you may not ignore the Bay Mau Coconut Forest. It is a wonderful ecological spot in Hoi An. But to visit you must have a boat to see the beauty. If you do not know where to enjoy the coconut boat tour in Hoi An, let come with them. Combining with basket boat they offer basket boat tour in Hoi An for sightseeing Bay Mau Coconut Forest on Thu Bon river
Basket boat ride is normally less people join at morning compare to afternoon so if you are a person who like the peaceful you should join them by 10AM or after 4PM But make sure don't join too late since after 4h30PM some activities may not be available.
A breathtaking experience awaits at the top of Mt. Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam. It used to take travellers two days of hard trekking to reac ... More
A breathtaking experience awaits at the top of Mt. Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam. It used to take travellers two days of hard trekking to reach the summit. Now, you can reach the ‘Roof of Indochina’ in just 15 minutes. Jaw-dropping views of swirling clouds and forested slopes from the top of Fansipan make this adventure a must-do on any Sapa itinerary. Here are five things to look forward to on your Fansipan excursion.
Start your adventure by heading to Hoang Lien Station next to the MGallery Hotel de la Coupole to purchase your tickets for the Muong Hoa Mountain Train. Sit back for the five-minute ride over the valley, taking in spectacular vistas of farms and hamlets below. This funicular railway is the longest of its kind in Vietnam and crosses two tunnels and four viaducts. When the train stops, you’ll be greeted by a field of sunflowers at the Sun World Fansipan Legend Yard.
The Sun World Fansipan cable cars holds a Guinness World Record and the ride to the summit is a highlight of many travellers’ time in Sapa. The cable cars run from 7:30am to 5:30pm every day, and each one can hold up to 35 passengers. Once you leave the station, you’ll immediately start to float high above the rice terraces and rocky cliffs below. Huge windows let you take in the sights all around, as you ascend gradually to this towering tip above the clouds.
Before reaching the summit of Mt. Fansipan, you’ll arrive at a peaceful garden complex, with stone paths, ancient Azalea trees and 18 skillfully sculpted bronze statues. These sculptures lead the way to a 20-metre celestial Buddha statue perched on the mountainside -- the largest in the country. The gardens and pagodas all around provide a tranquil setting to pause and breathe in the fresh air.
A series of stairs or a funicular rail will take you the final leg to the top of Mt. Fansipan. From here, you’ll have the rewarding, unbelievable sight of cloud-covered peaks stretching all the way to the horizon. The highest point is a favourite spot for selfies, but you can walk the entire platform for 360-degree vistas. The cloud formations at the top of Mt. Fansipan change every few seconds, revealing new shapes and scenes as the earth meets the sky.
If you are traveling on a budget or just want to explore Sapa on foot, you can easily walk to Sapa Cable Car Station. There are many signs along the way so you shouldn't get lost.
You can start walking from the town center, around the Stone Church, get to Thac Bac Crossroad, then turn left onto Nguyen Chi Thanh Street and walk directly to Fansipan Legend for around 1.7 km.
Cyclo old town tour(30min.) ---------------- VND
300,000
Cyclo old town tour(30min.)
VND 300,000
Hoi An, Vietnam, was an international trading port crowded with merchant ships from China, Japan, the Netherlands, and France between the late 16th an ... More
Hoi An, Vietnam, was an international trading port crowded with merchant ships from China, Japan, the Netherlands, and France between the late 16th and early 17th centuries.
At that time, merchants used their own style to build buildings in Hoi An for residential purposes, and the buildings continued to this day, and Hoi An Old Town Street was completed
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