Cai Be Mekong Cruise

Uncover a charmingly picturesque region in Hoang Su Phi, with steep winding hill roads, terrace paddy fields, velvety green hills, high mountain passes and mountain streams flowing through narrow valleys.

Dong Van is situated right at the heart of North Vietnam’s Dong Van Stone Plateau, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Ba be Lake, the country’s largest natural lake, is part of the Ba Bể National Park in northern Vietnam. The beautiful lake is hemmed in by northern Vietnam’s typical limestone hills and tropical forests.

Dong Hoi, the quaint seaside capital of Vietnam’s Quang Binh province, has an untouched charm that is all its own.

Quảng Bình is possibly the slimmest slice of Vietnam, as well as the most unexplored region of this beautiful country. It is a border province in north central Vietnam, helmed in by Laos on one side and the continuous shoreline of the South China Sea on the other.

Kon Tum is a quaint town on the bank of Dakbla river in the Central Highlands, in close proximity to the borders of Cambodia and Laos. Discover unique ethnic diversity and traces of Vietnam’s war-torn history amid the beautiful scenery.

The capital of Vietnam’s Gia Lai Province in the Central Highlands, Pleiku sits at the crossroads of several national highways. This highland town is surrounded by plantation rich countryside and picturesque rice paddies.

Cai Be is Vietnam’s most vibrant hive and mouth to one of Asia’s great rivers, as well as home to millions of people in the busy towns and markets in between.

Can Tho, or nine dragons as it literally translates, is the largest town in the Mekong Delta. Can Tho buzzes with life, and the colorful burst of large floating markets and riverside hamlets with sculpted gardens are a unique sight to witness.