Bus driving 3.5 hours northeast from Hanoi to Halong bay through the Red River Delta with countryside scenery of rice paddies fields, water buffalo, local villages on the way … before taking a boat trip on the emerald green waters, among the 2,000 spectacular limestone islands, visit one of the many caves in Halong.

Cu Chi tunnel

Located at Cu Chi District, 80 km from Ho Chi Minh city. Cu Chi tunnel is now well-known with many tourists. 

What to see in there?

- You will have 45 minutes watching the movie about how the tunnel created and your tour guide will the structure of the Tunnel.

- Then you will go to discover the part of the tunnel which public for tourist

- You can try to shoot M16, M60 & AK47 with real bullets

- After finishing the tour, you will eat the cassava and drink local tea

Why come here?

The reason for tourist come here because they want to see how our people fight back American during the war from 1968 to 1975. 

The tunnel is built close to Sai Gon River, so one of the activity, taste your lunch with the restaurant nearby the Sai Gon River.

Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is located in Quang Bingh Province, and it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site on 200,000 ha of land. The park got his name from the Phong Nha Cave which is the most famous cave in the park. The park is special for its biodiversity, caves, and grottoes. This is one of the top places for eco tourism, kayaking, cave explorations, and climbing adventures because of dozens of mountain peaks higher than 1000 meters. The Phong Nha Cave is 7729 meters long, it has 14 grottoes with amazing stalactites and stalagmites. Tourists are available to see only 1,500 m of the cave which is continuously shaped by the Chay River. Other popular caves are the Tien Son Cave, Thien Duong Cave, and Son Doong Cave. Besides the natural beauties there are also important archeological relics from the Neolithic age which proves the human activity in the area even in that period. The tourism develops rapidly in the park where the travel agencies according to the park administration rules organize the expeditions.

Located in the lovely area of Noi Bai Airport 7.5km, Tony Villa Hanoi Homestay enjoys a commanding position in the culture, business hub of Hanoi. Set 15km from the excitement of the city, the homestay commands an excellent location and provides access to the city’s biggest attractions. Features free WiFi access, air conditioned, flat-screen TV, writing desk,  private bathroom  and free use of bicycle to explore the beautiful countryside surroundings. The homestay has a sun terrace and views of rice fields, and guests can enjoy a meal at the home kitchen Vietnamese cooking. Rooftop features a seating area where you can relax.

With service of Tony Villa: Tony Villa also has Limousine service between Noi Bai airport to our Homestay. Contact us to have the best deal for the transfer

The valley of MaiChau is not far way Hanoi, one night homestay is great time to get free of mind. strolling around the village and rice field is showing off real activities. Where you can see and get in touch with hill tribal and their animals like cox, buffaloes, pigs etc.

Where farmers get works at early morning then come back late, so you may join with them some parts of jobs if you wish. where doing trekking and cycling around the valley.

HCM Agricultural Villages is a village with an area of over 150,000 square meters, located on the dirt roads of Cu Chi Province distance from Ho Chi Minh City about 35 km
Where full convergence of the culinary culture of the Cu Chi people in particular and the food culture of Vietnam in general .Specially where visitors can not hear noisy from Vehicle But they will hear the sound from Cow ,Buffalo and many Birds sing a song in Our Villages with  the following special Places
Regional wandering cattle
Cu Chi is famous for its cattle. Here visitors will see herds of wandering cows on the field, understand more about hard Life of Local People but friendly and honestly
Regional buffalo plowing
Although science and technique are development. But Local people still keep the tradition of the ancestors. Buffalos are plowing on the fields. Here visitors will better understand the proverbs of my fathers "Buffalo buffalo oh I say this / out field buffalo buffalo plow with us / plow is the rural / buffalo mine there, who would take over ...".
Regional rice
Visitors will discover and better understand the process of rice cultivation by local people
Area planted vegetables, mushrooms, fruit and herbs
Visitors will visit and discover vegetable garden, mushrooms, fruits and herbs with an area of over 15,000 square meters. Understand more about the process of growing vegetables, mushroom cultivation method, to explore strange new fruits and special understanding how to use of herbs for health and processing methods into their daily food
Not only that visitors will become Real Famers on Vietnamese Traditional Hat and Bamboo Basket with Scissors to Pick up Vegetables, Mushrooms, Fruits and Herbs on the Garden to use For Cooking with Professional Chef
Fish, prawn lake areas and Activities from Chicken and Duck
Where the Visitor will see some lovely prawn, fish on the lake and many activities from Chicken and Duck on Rice Fields
Birds sing a song and working to find insect in our Villages
Starting from 6 am – 9pm where visitors can hear a great sound from the birds sing a song and working hard to find insect in our villages
Activities from Local People
Starting from 5am to 6pm everyday where visitors can see many activities from local people in our Villages and join with them if they want such as feeding the cow, picking up vegetables such as cucumber, okra, bitter melon, squash ,white radish ….

Regional teaching cooking class and restaurants
With an area of over 200 square meters with a capacity of over 200 guests for cooking class and 300 guests for Restaurant is the guide for visitors nutritious food processing after tourists picking raw materials in the garden
With Our Professional Chef .Visitors will have great opportunities to understand the basic ways to complex ways about Vietnamese Food in Particular and the world of Food in General with Great Cooking Tip .To makes the food extremely healthier and delicious Then Enjoy what they have done with Nice surprise desserts and Great Certificate, Recipes and souvenirs from HCM cooking class

Hoi An, an exceptionally well-preserved example of a traditional Asian trading port, is an outstanding material manifestation of the fusion of cultures over time in an international maritime commercial centre.
The town is a special example of a traditional trading port in South-East Asia which has been completely and assiduously preserved: it is the only town in Viet Nam that has survived intact in this way. Most of the buildings are in the traditional architectural style of the 19th and 20th centuries. They are aligned along narrow lanes of traditional type. They include many religious buildings, such as pagodas, temples, meeting houses, etc., which relate to the development of a port community. The traditional lifestyle, religion, customs and cooking have been preserved and many festivals still take place annually.

Archaeological finds and excavations have shown that there was a port and trading centre of the local Sa Huynh people along the Thu Bon River as early as the 2nd century BC. This continued to expand, especially during its most flourishing period from the late 16th to the early 18th centuries. It was through Hoi An that Christianity penetrated Vietnam in the 17th century.

By the end of the century, the rise of other ports on the coast of Vietnam, in particular Da Nang, and silting of its harbour, led to the final eclipse of Hoi An. As a result of this economic stagnation, it has preserved its early appearance in a remarkably intact state, the only town in the country to have done so. The ancient town is situated on the north bank of Thu Bon River. There is a street running east-west along the river's edge and three further streets parallel to the river. They are intersected at right angles by streets and alleys. Within this area there are houses (often combined with shops), religious monuments such as pagodas, temples, communal houses and family cult houses, a ferry quay and an open market.

The architecture of Hoi An, which is almost entirely of wood, is of considerable interest. It combines traditional Vietnamese designs and techniques with those from other countries, above all China and Japan, whose citizens settled there to trade and built houses and community centres to their own designs.
The typical house conforms to a corridor plan, the following elements occurring in sequence: house, yard and house. The buildings are:
family cult houses, dedicated to the worship of ancestors;
the community houses, used for worship of ancient sages, founders of settlements, or the legendary founders of crafts;
the pagodas are almost all from the 19th century, although inscriptions show them to have been founded in the 17th and 18th centuries. They conform to a square layout and decoration is largely confined to the elaborate roofs. In the case of the larger examples, they constituted nuclei of associated buildings with religious and secular functions. Some of the larger pagodas also served as meeting halls. These are located along the main street (Tran Phu).

There is a fine wooden bridge, reminiscent of Japanese examples, with a pagoda on it. It has existed from at least the early 18th century, as an inscription indicates, but it has been reconstructed many times. There is also a number of ancient tombs in Vietnamese, Japanese and Chinese style within the buffer zone.