So delicous ^_^

One thing is for sure, this is a great country if you want to see and do loads. Where you stop and what you do along the way is where we can help you.

Luxury Travel caters for independent travellers who don’t want to do a group tour, but do want to maximize their trip time and experience.

We know Vietnam intimately, and have created over 20 different bite sized luxury adventures, usually of 2-3 days each.

You can pick and mix from these to create your own unique trip. You can book as much or as little as you like, and are free to leave gaps if you want to do your own thing for a while.

In Vietnam you might want to:

Trek in Sapa (north of Hanoi) through dramatic hill-tribe country…but on which trek and for how long?

Take a trip through the Mekong Delta south of Ho Chi Minh City…but do you also want to combine this with a few days on a lush tropical island?

Take the train for part of your journey …which bits are best to do?

Relax on a stunning beach at the end of your trip…but which one is best for you ?

Spend a couple of lazy days on a slow boat around spectacular Halong Bay…but don’t want it to be sold out when you get there ?

See great places like like Hue, Mui Ne and Hoi An…but don’t want to waste time hunting for accommodation when you get there ?

We are here to help put it into a logical order, book up the bits you want and fill in the gaps, as we can book you’re connecting overnight trains, domestic flights, private speedboat transfers and ferries as well. We also offer Hanoi and Saigon city starter packs.

We have researched Vietnam thoroughly and sourced some really lovely places to stay. All are locally owned and are authentically Vietnamese. Outside of the big cities, all accommodation is low key such as on an island with only 15 beach huts, on a junk ship in Halong Bay, or in hotels with French colonial touches.

The end result is a personally tailored LUXURY TRAVEL, allowing you to know how you’ll spend your time in Vietnam, but do it independently once there. It really takes away the headache of arriving with nothing planned, and having to negotiate and arrange things and running the risk them being full.

LUXURY TRAVEL will help you to spend your holiday, on holiday, doing exactly what you want to do.

We are a Hanoi- based and are VNAT bonded, which means that you have 100% financial security.

We also provide you with 24 hours on 7 days local supports for while you are away should you need extra help while on your trip.

The shops in Ho Chi Minh City or anywhere else in Vietnam are far from being drab; they are a riot of colour from extensive decorative work to the colorful knick knacks on display, the color is an enticing prospect for tourists. The streets of the city are lined with small outlets selling indigenously produced toys, souvenirs and clothing most of which are very reasonably priced. Shopping in Vietnam is a mix of small vendors peddling locally made handicrafts to large western style department stores selling much more up market fare.

The main open air markets in Ho Chi Minh are Ben Thanh Market, the Night Market and the War surplus market. The biggest of the lot is the Ben Thanh Market, which is instantly recognized by the large clock tower near the traffic circle. It is a large old school open air market with hundreds of narrow alleyways that have store fronts. Due to regular patronage by tourists the market has now morphed into a tourist attraction, many stalls now sell Vietnam t-shits and counterfeit branded jeans, caps and souvenirs.

The Night Market is located almost right next to the Ben Thanh Market is usually open after 5.00 pm. This market also features a few food stalls where tourists can experience some local cuisine and try a local drink. However, the most interesting market of all is definitely the War Surplus Market; this market is sometimes referred to as the American Market or “Cho Cu”. Many military items left over from the bloody American campaign against the Viet Cong rebels, that ended with large losses of life on both sides can be seen here. American war gear such as old military uniforms, GI helmets, US Marine t-shirts and old army knives can be bought here. This might be an interesting place to visit for collectors and Vietnam War veterans, though the authenticity of the ware cannot be verified.

For long stay travelers that visit Ho Chi Minh City for business purposes an excellent accommodation option are the Ho Chi Minh serviced apartments that are located in the heart of the city.

It features a 12-day itinerary of Vietnam’s most popular spots, with many special opportunities to discover and savor the surprisingly varied tastes of this fascinating land.

The gourmet odyssey will take gourmet travelers from tasting the dishes of the North to the delicacies of Hue, down to the unsurpassed bounty of the Mekong Delta with its cinematic abundance of fruits and vegetables.

Guests will experience the tangy flavor of cha ca (charcoal grilled fish), sample Vietnam’s signature pho, become acquainted with infinite types of noodles and rice, and try nuoc mam (Vietnamese fish sauce).

Along the way from North to South gourmet lovers will delight in a medley of elegant foods prepared to please the eye as well as the palate, including traditional Vietnamese fare and dishes influenced by international cuisines.

This tour is well planned, and guests save precious time by flying or traveling by overnight train. Highlights include the wonders of Ha Long Bay, one of four World Heritage-listed sites in Vietnam, as well as the capital city of Hanoi with its alluring Old Quarter.

Guests will also visit Hue, the Imperial City of the 18th and 19th centuries, the picturesque and artsy port town of Hoi An, a favorite with many travelers, and the ever-vibrant Ho Chi Minh City on the bank of Saigon River.

“Along with exploring new cultures, one of the great joys of travel is the discovery of new cuisines. Those unfamiliar with Vietnamese food are in for a treat, as the national cuisine is flavorful, colorful and extremely healthy. We are expert in cooking tour. This 12 day gourmet adventure which show you the trendiest restaurants and the finest cuisine of Vietnam has to offer” said Tony Pham, Product Manager of Luxury Travel.

Tour prices start from USD $3599 net per-person double rates, this includes accommodation costs at deluxe rooms at luxury properties, nearly all meals, markets visits, cooking demonstration with chief, regional flights, private transfers, private pick up and drop off service.

The tour can be booked at last minute, and can be customized to suit individual interests and schedules.