Sapa is a highland district of Lao Cai province where is a one of Vietnam’s most popular destinations. It’s culturally rich with different hilltribe minorities, lush mountain ranges, rice fields and an overall, breathtaking views!

Vietnam - This S-shaped land stretch on the eastern edge of the Indochinese peninsula is inhabited by 54 ethnic groups with as many traditional cultures, each as original as the country itself. The numerous natural scenery and historical sites across this vast area give you a good insight into the history of Vietnam, past and present.

Halong Bay is one of the most beautiful and impressive sights in Vietnam. Its inspirational beauty and stunning karsts make the bay one of the most popular destinations. Along with being added to the list of UNESCO’s world heritage site, it is home to over 1600 islets, where their limestone have been worn down by the tropical downpours as well as topped by the lush jungle growth.

Located at the gateway between the Red River Delta triangle and the North, this land owns various attractions as well as historical places related to the royal palace of Vietnam in the 10th century (Dinh and Early Le Dynasty). It is surrounded by a stunning landscape of lush green paddy fields and striking limestone outcrops and is the hopping off point for sights and attractions

Mai Chau is located about 15 km west of Hanoi - A popular tourism destination for foreigners. It has been known as beautiful landscapes, unique natural heritages, and hospitable citizens. It also is an ideal place of recreation tourist attraction, cultural exploration, and social activity organization. Mai Chau is not only a tourist destination, a relaxation paradise but it is also a rendezvous to explore the colorful cultural identity.

The name means "Three Lakes" referring to the fact there are three parts, Pe Leng, Pe Lu, and Pe Lam connected into a single continuous piece of water. It is fed by three rivers in its south and west, the Ta Han, Bo Lu, and Leng Rivers. In the dry season the Lake loses water to the north into the Nang River. The reverse happens in the monsoon season with the Lake taking water from that river helping prevent any flooding.

Ha Giang is an amazing place in the North - East of Vietnam which takes you about 7 hours riding with amazing moutain view on it's way.. It has wonderful mountain, terraces view as well as rich culture of Ethnic people (Tay, H'Mong, Dzao...). This is a must - see place for those who like to be in an untouristic place. Nowadays Ha Giang with Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark is become a highlight tourist place in Viet Nam which is attractive to many travellers all over the world.

Dien Bien Phu was one of the century's turning points, a devastating conflict that altered the fates of three nations: Vietnam, France, and eventually, America. The battle at Dien Bien Phu brought the eyes of the world to a remote village in northern Vietnam, and brought a colonial force to its knees. The main reason to visit is to brush up on the area’s evocative war history, but the surrounding Muong Thanh Valley, with its thick forests and steep terrain, is also worthy of investigation.

Vietnam - This S-shaped land stretch on the eastern edge of the Indochinese peninsula is inhabited by 54 ethnic groups with as many traditional cultures, each as original as the country itself. The numerous natural scenery and historical sites across this vast area give you a good insight into the history of Vietnam, past and present.