Vietnam travel

A journey to Annam often begins with a stay in Hué, the former royal city, to discover the Citadel, the royal tombs and the Pagoda of the Eunuchs. The boat trip on the Perfume River, made famous by the film Indochine, all the way to the Heavenly Lady Pagoda, is magical. On the banks of the Thu B?n River, H?i An is a delightful town and a true living architectural museum. As you wander through the narrow streets, you will discover colonial houses, a picturesque Japanese bridge, pagodas, and numerous small shops… Explore all of our travel inspiration for Annam, Hué, and H?i An.

Hanoi is striking for the contrast between its bustling energy and the calm inspired by its old colonial buildings, wide tree-lined avenues, parks and lakes. Hanoi is best combined with a stay in Halong, one of the world’s most beautiful natural sites and one of Asia’s most famous landscapes. More than two thousand rocky peaks comprise this magnificent scene, and whatever the season, whether Halong Bay is bathed in sunshine or shrouded in mist, the spectacle is always magical. The northern part of the country also includes Upper Tonkin, with its small villages and its Hmong, Dai, Thai and Dao ethnic minorities. A setting of terraced rice fields where local crops thrive, stretching from Nghia Lo to Duong Lam, passing through Mu Cang Chai, Than Uyen and Sapa. Discover all of our travel inspiration in northern Vietnam and the Upper Tonkin region.

Staying in downtown Saigon means immersing yourself in the bustling daily life of its inhabitants. Dong Khoi Street, where restaurants, hotels and shops of all kinds compete for the privilege of welcoming you, is a true open-air market. Ho Chi Minh City, modern and bustling, contrasts with the calm of the Mekong River Delta, a true rice bowl that is a pleasure to discover by boat, with its floating markets or on a leisurely bike ride. Discover all of our travel inspiration for Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong River Delta.