One Week in Vietnam

• Learn the art of the noodle at a g adventures-supported oodles of noodles cooking class
• Get the right angle for your shot at gành Đá dĩa: the giants causeway of vietnam
• Sunbathe and take a dip at qui nhon's spectacular beach
• Explore the cham temples
• Enjoy free time in nha trang: known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife
• Immerse into ho chi minh city with a pho breakfast and walking tour
• Own the stage at a karaoke bar

Explore Ho Chi Minh City and visit the wonderful Dambri Waterfall

Visit famous coffee growing area and to the village of Trung Nguyen

Enjoy travelling to one of the prettiest towns imaginable, Hoi An

Discover the pretty island of Cam Nam

Visit the Thien My Pagoda

• Start your adventure in Hanoi, discovering the Old Quarter, delicious food and gorgeous landmarks in your free time.
• Stay in a traditional homestay for one night – the perfect way to access the remote parts of Vietnam and get a real glimpse into local life. You’ll also be treated to home-cooked meals, among breathtaking mountain scenery.
• Hike through the rolling rice terraces, waterfalls, mountains and lush green hills of Sapa and you’ll quickly realise why this has become an iconic image of Vietnam.
• Discover Sapa town on a walking tour with a local guide, tasting local snacks along the way – a trademark of the local lifestyle.
• Meet a community of hilltribe people who have been in Vietnam for over three centuries. Having emigrated from China, the H'mong settled in Cat Cat Village and will invite you to learn about their rich culture.
• By travelling on this trip, you’ll directly support our Intrepid Foundation partner, Vun Art. Donations help them empower people with disabilities in Vietnam by providing vocational training and employment opportunities.

• Visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, his House on Stilts, the One Pillar Pagoda, and the Temple of Literature, some of Hanoi’s top cultural landmarks. Graze on regional cuisine while exploring Hanoi Old Quarter’s artisanal craft shops and souvenir stands. A water puppet show is also an optional evening activity.
• Relax on a leisurely cruise across spectacular Ha Long Bay, one of the world’s new seven wonders, among limestone islands and islets and emerald sea. Enjoy a variety of water sports like kayaking, swimming, bamboo boating, etc., or just unwind on a sundeck at night to take in the breathtaking scenery.
• Many excursions, including an overnight cruise in Halong Bay, a tour of the Cu Chi tunnels, and a tour of Saigon, offer excellent value.
• In the Cu Chi Tunnels, relive historical times and encounter the underground existence of Vietnamese soldiers.
• Explore the historic capital of Ninh Binh on bicycles to experience local life.

• Discover just why Halong Bay is so popular as you spend the night on a boat among the evocative karst landscape and indulge in a feast of fresh seafood.
• Visit the best must see sights in Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi with your expert leader, and enjoy free time to make your own discoveries.
• Relax in peaceful rural surroundings while your private chef prepares a delicious spread that celebrates his Hoi An garden's seasonal best.
• Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, a former Viet Cong stronghold that provides an insight into the resourcefulness and tenacity of the Vietnamese people and underground life during the war.
• Sample local food wherever you go, from street snacks at markets to an included lunch that supports locals at KOTO restaurant.

• Experience the awe-inspiring beauty and engage with local communities in Sapa.
• Take a boat trip on the serene waters of Trang An River in Ninh Binh.
• Sail through the emerald waters of Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Discover the vibrant culinary scene of Hanoi's Old Quarter with a street food tour.

• Explore exciting and fast-paced ho chi minh city
• Float through the mekong delta
• Discover the magnificence of angkor wat
• Savour an authentic khmer meal at a social enterprise project

• Discover the mixture of new and old, modern and traditional, western and eastern in Hanoi
• Cruise through the emerald water and thousands of limestone karsts in Halong Bay
• Be awed by the never-ending energy of the vibrant Ho Chi Minh
• Take a boat ride to explore the mighty Mekong Delta
• Explore the magnificent historical values of the ancient capital of Khmers

• Cycle through Vietnam’s wildlife-filled natural landscapes, small villages and ancient ruins – the best way to see the country is on a bike!
• Ride through the spectacularly lush landscapes of Pu Luong and on to Cuc Phuong National Park (one of the most important conservation sites in the country) – cycling alongside the rice paddies, you’ll pass local farmers, limestone karsts and diverse flora and fauna.
• Work up an appetite cycling around Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi – after wandering the Old Quarter on two legs and two wheels, you can spend the evening indulging in the delicious local and regional food (think Bahn mi, bun cha and pho).
• Spend a night aboard a small boat at the UNESCO World Heritage site Ha Long Bay – a must-do on any visit to Vietnam! Sail among the limestone peaks, stop off at one of the remote islands and wander the staircases of Surprise Cave.
• Get to know the locals better on a homestay visit in the village of Poom Coong. In a traditional stilt-house, your hosts will cook you dinner and you might even be treated to some of the local rice wine.
• By travelling on this trip, you’ll directly support our Intrepid Foundation partner, World Bicycle Relief. Donations provide school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas with bicycles that provide access to education, healthcare, and income.

• Take a rickshaw ride through the bustiling street of Old Hanoi
• Cruise on the azure waters of Halong Bay
• Explore the historic Cu Chi Tunnels in Saigon
• Explore the rural countryside at Mekong Delta

• Discover Peru's diverse culinary history from classic ceviche to indigenous cuisine
• Sample pisco sours at an old taverna and meet a \ potato engineer\ in the Sacred Valley
• Explore must-visit highlights such as the Inca ruins of Moray and, of course, Machu Picchu

• Begin in Bangkok and finish in Ho Chi Minh City – with plenty of opportunities to further explore these Southeast Asian hotspots, maybe add an extra couple of days to enhance your adventure and indulge in more Thai massage and Vietnamese coffees.
• Let a local expert bring Cambodia’s ancient history to life as you temple-hop at the Angkor complex with your small group – one of South East Asia's most stunning attractions.
• Take a boat tour through the floating village of Tonle Sap Lake – the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia – and learn about the locals’ unique lifestyle of living on the water.
• Learn the confronting yet important history of Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S21) and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek in Phnom Penh with a full-day experience.
• Enjoy a trip that’s packed full of experiences, giving you a great insight into Cambodia, all in a short time – perfect for the traveller passing through or those with limited availability.
• By travelling on this trip, you’ll directly support our Intrepid Foundation partner, CRST. Donations help them break the cycle of poverty in Cambodia by inspiring and empowering children with education opportunities.

• Enjoy the guidance of a local expert as you temple-hop at the dazzling Angkor complex, one of Southeast Asia's most stunning sights and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Confront the sobering but important Khmer history with a visit to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S21) and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek in Phnom Penh.
• Stay with locals during a homestay in Chambok that puts you right in the heart of everyday life in Cambodia. Enjoy a village walk and waterfall visit, then join in for a local dinner and cultural performance.
• Watch the sun set over Bokor Mountain on an evening cruise in Kampot – one of Cambodia's most attractive old towns.
• Make the most of your free time with hiking, cycling and spa-day opportunities and see all the natural beauty that Cambodia has to offer.
• By travelling on this trip, you’ll directly support our Intrepid Foundation partner, CRST. Donations help them break the cycle of poverty in Cambodia by inspiring and empowering children with education opportunities.

• This short but sweet adventure is packed full of experiences that will give you great insight into Cambodia and the contrasts between three of the region's most fascinating countries.
• Watch the sun rising over Angkor Wat as it did over 800 years ago with your leader. Wander through the amazing ancient temples on a guided tour and with a three-day Angkor pass to cover your whole time in Siem Reap, you can explore this incredible temple complex as much and as often as you like.
• Discover the countryside around Battambang on a bike ride around rural farms to meet with local producers, through an Intrepid partner and social enterprise that supports the local communities and provides training opportunities.
• Experience life on water on a boat tour visiting the floating villages on Tonle Sap Lake and understand the deep bond between the lake and the local communities.
• Join in a confronting yet important tour in Phnom Penh to The Killing Fields of Choeung Ek and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and reflect on its devastating impact on the modern Cambodia.
• By travelling on this trip, you’ll directly support our Intrepid Foundation partner, CRST. Donations help them break the cycle of poverty in Cambodia by inspiring and empowering children with education opportunities.

• See the sunrise over the incredible Angkor complex and take a guided Tuk-tuk tour of all the best sites (including Angkor Wat and jungle-covered Ta Prohm) with a company focused on employing local women in the community.
• Immerse yourself in local culture with a homestay experience in Banteay Chhmar (the Citadel of the Cat), putting you right in the heart of everyday village life in Cambodia, and enjoy a home-cooked dinner from your hosts.
• Learn more about Cambodia's confronting but important history with visits to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S21) and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek.
• Take a sunset cruise on the Mekong River of Phnom Penh and raise a glass (the drink is included) to one of the most serene settings in the country. Maybe keep the vibes going at a hip rooftop bar.
• Experience the bustling markets of thriving Siem Reap with a street food breakfast, then enjoy some free time to check out this gorgeous region at your own pace.
• By travelling on this trip, you’ll directly support our Intrepid Foundation partner, CRST. Donations help them break the cycle of poverty in Cambodia by inspiring and empowering children with education opportunities.

• Cruise bangkok's canals on a traditional klong boat
• Cook authentic northern thai cuisine like a pro
• Sample foodie favourites at street food stalls and night markets
• Make the most of your time with an included flight between chiang mai and hanoi
• Visit hanoi's famous street-side microbreweries

• Experience the tranquil beauty of rural Vietnam while cycling hrough the lush rice paddies and limestone karsts of Ninh Binh
• Exploring Halong Bay by kayak allows you and your family to access places the junk boats can't. Paddle through grottoes, land on secluded islands and inspect stalactites up close
• Eat for a good cause at Hanoi's KOTO restaurant, an initiative that trains street kids for careers in hospitality
• Be romanced by the well-preserved architecture, welcoming atmosphere and superb eateries of Hoi An

• Sample vietnam's best tastes on an insiders foodie tour
• Explore tam chuc: the largest pagoda in southeast asia
• Wander dong hoi wet-fish market with a banh mi breakfast in hand
• Descend into the less-visited vinh moc tunnels
• Opt to hike the pristine countryside in ninh binh and explore caves in phong nha

• Sample street food in bustling ho chi minh city
• Explore sam mountain and hang cave pagoda by motorbike
• Slurp noodle soup from a floating vendor
• Snap selfies at the moss-covered ruins in monivong bokor np
• Bake on the whitesand beaches of koh rong island