• Price includes:
  * Accommodation in hotels as mentioned in the itinerary.
  * Meals as mentioned in the programs
  * Tours and English speaking guide(s)
  * Private boat for sightseeing as mentioned in the itinerary
  * Accidental Insurance by AIG

  Price excludes:
  * International air ticket 
  * Domestic Air Tickets HAN - DAN / HUI - SGN
  Surcharge for Airfare USD 134 / person (Fares are subject to change without notice)
  * Visa fees, drinks, beverages and personal expenses
  * Tours or transfers not mentioned on the program
  * Other meals not mentioned in the program
  * Compulsory gala dinners are applied if you have a hotel booking during Christmas and New Year. The rates will be advised when reservation is made, approximately 30-50 USD per person

  If you plan to arrive in Vietnam from Bangkok (Thailand), we can arrange the air ticket for you upon request.

•  Visa Application:
  * Visa is required to enter Vietnam for all nationalities.If visas are to be obtained via Circle Of Asia Limited, the following document must be supplied to us at least 2 weeks prior to your arrival in Vietnam:
  * Full name as per passport
  * Passport number/ date of issuance and expiry
  * Date and place of birth
  * Occupation and nationality

  You can apply for a visa at Vietnamese Embassy in Bangkok or a Vietnamese consular office in your homecountry with the supply of 2 passport sized photos and your passport. The application process takes about 5 days before the visa is issued. An approval letter, which is necessary when applying for a visa on arrival at any of Vietnam's immigration checkpoints, can only be requested via Circle Of Asia in connection with the booking of travel arrangements to Vietnam.

  Booking during New Year period
  Any booking on 31st of December is subject to compulsory gala dinner at the hotel. Please check with our travel consultant for the rates.

  The Deluxe package includes accommodation at Melia, Sofitel Plaza or Horison Hotel in Hanoi, Le Residence or Saigon Morin (Dlx) in Hue, Golden Sand, Hoi An Riverside or Palm Garden in Hoi'an and Renaissance Riverside, Sofitel Plaza, New World or Legend Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City.
  
  The Superior 4* - A package includes accommodation at Fortuna, Guoman or Hanoi Hotel in Hanoi, Saigon Morin (Sup) or Huong Giang (River) in Hue, Hoi An Trails, Hoi An Beach or River Beach in Hoi'an and Duxton Hotel, Norfolk or Grand Hotelin Ho Chi Minh city.
  
  The Superior 4* - B package includes accommodation at Sunway, Lake Side or Zephyr Hotel in Hanoi, Huong Giang or Green Hue in Hue, Hoi An Pacific or Vinh Hung Resort in Hoi'an and Rex Hotel, Continental or Amara Hotel in Ho Chi Minh city.

There are some sightseeing activities you can do in Hanoi before heading out to the countryside. Most center around Hoan Kiem River; the river shares its name with the district. The area, north of Nguyen Du Street, comprises charming old streets, a cluster of French colonial-style buildings including hotels and embassies alongside bustling markets, museums and temples. The lake is a pleasant place for a leisurely stroll to take in the local way of life. For shoppers, there are plenty of shopping options around the lake, mostly on Trand Tien Street and Hang Gai Street – look out for Dong Xuan Market for local and foreign goods. Like anywhere in Asia, bargaining is a way of life. Make sure you agree on the price you feel comfortable with. Patience and smiling face are always the best policy when negotiating the price – bargain hard but keep it friendly. 

 Hue is also known as Thua Thien Hue. The city was founded on the northern bank of Perfume River in the 17th century by Nguyen Dynasty. Nowadays, the town, about 660 kilometers from Hanoi, looks more like a massive open-air museum with hundreds of temples, pagodas, palaces and tombs. Some parts of the city were badly damaged during the war but there are still many notable structures worth a visit

 Hoi'an was Vietnam’s important international seaport town from the 16th century to the late 19th century with merchants from both Asia and Europe trading all sorts of goods from spices to gold. Located on the bank of Thu Bon River 30 kilometers south of Danang, this is a quiet riverside town dotted with temples, shrines and Chinese style tile-roofed wooden houses girding a long narrow road.

 While Hanoi is considered the center of arts and culture, Ho Chi Minh City or Saigon is the commercial hub of Vietnam and, certainly its most bustling city. The place springs to life early in the morning with the hustle and bustle of the local markets and incessant honks from all manner of vehicles. But if you really want to get to know Saigon, visit Ben Thanh Market, the oldest and largest market in Saigon. It is famous for its fresh flowers but you can find almost anything here. It’s more convenient and safe to take a cab or cyclo taxi to the market.