13 Sep'10
JAKARTA – HO CHI MINH by QZ 7736 16.35 – 9.40
Senin
Hari ini 3 (tiga) jam sebelum keberangkatan Anda sudah harus tiba di Bandara Soekarno Hatta untuk mengawali perjalanan Anda terbang menuju Ho Chi Minh. Setibanya Anda diajak untuk makan malam di PHO 24 Vietnamnese Noodle yang sangat populer. Usai makan makan, Anda diantar ke hotel untuk beristirahat dan selanjutnya acara bebas yang dapat anda pergunakan untuk berbelanja di Ben Thanh Night Market di mana lokasinya sangat berdekatan dengan hotel di mana Anda menginap. (-/-/MM)
14 Sep'10
HO CHI MINH – HANOI by Domestic Flight
Selasa
HANOI – HALONG BAY by Bus
Setelah makan pagi (Breakfast Box), perjalanan dilanjutkan dengan menggunakan pesawat domestik menuju Hanoi yang merupakan Ibu Kota Vietnam. Setibanya, Anda diajak untuk mengunjungi antara lain Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum adalah bangunan yang di dalamnya berisikan tubuh Ho Chi Minh (pemimpin Vietnam pertama di Hanoi) yang telah diawetkan. Bangunan ini terletak di pusat Ba Ðình Square, tempat di mana Presiden Ho membaca Deklarasi Kemerdekaan pada tanggal 2 September 1945, mendirikan Republik Demokratik Vietnam.
(Ada peraturan ketat yang harus diperhatikan selama berkunjung ke dalam Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum mengenai pakaian, seperti kaki tertutup, tidak pakai celana pendek atau rok mini). Kemudian dilanjutkan berkunjung ke One Pillar Pagoda adalah sebuah kuil Budha bersejarah di Hanoi. Pagoda yang unik ini terletak di bagian barat dari kota, dekat Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Usai makan siang, perjalanan dilanjutkandengan menggunakan bus wisata menuju Halong Bay yang letaknya 170 Km dari Kota Hanoi.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
Hanoi-Sapa Tour Packages
HANOI-SAPA TOUR PACKAGES
DAY 1: ARRIVAL HANOI (L/D)
Our car and guide pick you up at Noi Bai international airport. Transfer to Hanoi center, take rest before lunch. In the afternoon, take a half day city tour to visit Temple of Litterature, Hoan Kiem lake, Ngoc Son Temple, and enjoy Water puppet show. Dinner at local restaurant.
NIGHT 1: HANOI – LAO CAI
Depart at 22:05PM from Hanoi.
Overnight on Hanoi – Lao Cai train at soft sleeper 4 berth cabin.
DAY 2: LAO CAI – SAPA – SILVER WATERFALL (B/L/D)
Arrive at Lao Cai train station at about 6:00AM, our driver will pick up at railways station of Lao Cai and drive you along the exciting curving road, surrounded by steep mountains and ladder paddy fields to hotel in Sapa. Breakfast before check in. Morning is the free time for you to take rest or visit Sapa town: Sapa market, Sapa surroundings. In the afternoon, our car pick you up at hotel to visit Silver Waterfall. It’s the origin of charming Muong Hoa stream. Coming here, you can enjoy the fresh fishes together with the wonderful natural view. Free in the evening to enjoy Sapa environment.
NIGHT 2
Overnight at your hotel in Sapa.
DAY 3: HAM RONG MOUNTAIN – CAT CAT VILLAGE (B/L/D)
Breakfast at hotel, start your day to visit Ham Rong Mountain. From the mountain, you can enjoy the supberb views of the whole Sapa valley with cloud and fog around. You will get lost in the fairy gardens with beautiful orchids, talk to rocks, trees, wind and cloud to refresh yourself to continue your interesting trip. Go bach the town at noon to enjoy the lunch in local restaurant. In the afternoon, 3 hour trekking to visit Cat Cat village, home of black H’mong hill tribe. Meeting and talking with locals to learn more about their daily life.
Dinner and free time until transfer to Lao Cai city for train back to Hanoi.
NIGHT 3: LAO CAI – HANOI
Overnight on train at soft sleeper 4 berth cabin.
DAY 1: ARRIVAL HANOI (L/D)
Our car and guide pick you up at Noi Bai international airport. Transfer to Hanoi center, take rest before lunch. In the afternoon, take a half day city tour to visit Temple of Litterature, Hoan Kiem lake, Ngoc Son Temple, and enjoy Water puppet show. Dinner at local restaurant.
NIGHT 1: HANOI – LAO CAI
Depart at 22:05PM from Hanoi.
Overnight on Hanoi – Lao Cai train at soft sleeper 4 berth cabin.
DAY 2: LAO CAI – SAPA – SILVER WATERFALL (B/L/D)
Arrive at Lao Cai train station at about 6:00AM, our driver will pick up at railways station of Lao Cai and drive you along the exciting curving road, surrounded by steep mountains and ladder paddy fields to hotel in Sapa. Breakfast before check in. Morning is the free time for you to take rest or visit Sapa town: Sapa market, Sapa surroundings. In the afternoon, our car pick you up at hotel to visit Silver Waterfall. It’s the origin of charming Muong Hoa stream. Coming here, you can enjoy the fresh fishes together with the wonderful natural view. Free in the evening to enjoy Sapa environment.
NIGHT 2
Overnight at your hotel in Sapa.
DAY 3: HAM RONG MOUNTAIN – CAT CAT VILLAGE (B/L/D)
Breakfast at hotel, start your day to visit Ham Rong Mountain. From the mountain, you can enjoy the supberb views of the whole Sapa valley with cloud and fog around. You will get lost in the fairy gardens with beautiful orchids, talk to rocks, trees, wind and cloud to refresh yourself to continue your interesting trip. Go bach the town at noon to enjoy the lunch in local restaurant. In the afternoon, 3 hour trekking to visit Cat Cat village, home of black H’mong hill tribe. Meeting and talking with locals to learn more about their daily life.
Dinner and free time until transfer to Lao Cai city for train back to Hanoi.
NIGHT 3: LAO CAI – HANOI
Overnight on train at soft sleeper 4 berth cabin.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Mekong Delta Tour - Sai Gon My Tho
Mekong Delta Tour Vietnam
Day 1 : Sai Gon - My Tho - Sai Gon
Pick up at hotel ( hotel excluded ). trabsfer to My Tho. Boat trip : view 04 islets ; Dragon, Unicorn, Turtle, Phoenix. Visit Thoi Son islet : fruit orchard, enjoy "Cai Luong" (traditonal fol music), coconut candy workshop, honeybee farm. then you will experience the daily country side life by riding horse carrige around the village. Transfer out by small boat through small canals and discover every nook and cranny. lunch included. dpeart back to Ho Chi Minh city. farewell
if you want to buy this packages, pls contact us.
Day 1 : Sai Gon - My Tho - Sai Gon
Pick up at hotel ( hotel excluded ). trabsfer to My Tho. Boat trip : view 04 islets ; Dragon, Unicorn, Turtle, Phoenix. Visit Thoi Son islet : fruit orchard, enjoy "Cai Luong" (traditonal fol music), coconut candy workshop, honeybee farm. then you will experience the daily country side life by riding horse carrige around the village. Transfer out by small boat through small canals and discover every nook and cranny. lunch included. dpeart back to Ho Chi Minh city. farewell
if you want to buy this packages, pls contact us.
Saigon City Tour - Full Day Tour
Saigon Tour Packages
Day 1: Ho Chi Minh City Tour
Pick up at hotel ( hotel excluded ). City tour : Reunification Palace, Central Old Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral. Lunch included. Continue to visit War Remnants Museum, then proceed to China Town : Tien Hou Pagoda, Cho Lon, enjoy water puppet show. Transfer back to hotel. farewell.
Tour fare in US Dollar per pax - No accommodation
Validity until Dec 2010
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Tour Vietnam -> Saigon City Tour
Day 1: Ho Chi Minh City Tour
Pick up at hotel ( hotel excluded ). City tour : Reunification Palace, Central Old Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral. Lunch included. Continue to visit War Remnants Museum, then proceed to China Town : Tien Hou Pagoda, Cho Lon, enjoy water puppet show. Transfer back to hotel. farewell.
Tour fare in US Dollar per pax - No accommodation
Validity until Dec 2010
Articles Categories :
Paket Tour - > Paket tour murah -> Paket tour vietnam
Tour Vietnam -> Saigon City Tour
Cu Chi Tunnel Tour and Cao Dai Temple - Full Day Tour
PAKET TOUR VIETNAM
Day 1 : Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi Tunnel - Cao Dai Temple
Pick up at hotel (hotel excluded). Transfer to visit Cu Chi Tunnels where locates the underground tunnel dug in the water-time with the length up to 200 kms. Proceed to Cao Dai Temple to learn about one of the most unique religion in the world - Cao Daism, in which , Christianism, Buddhism, Islam, mix to each other harmoniously. Transfer back to your hotel. Farewell.
Tour fare in US Dollar per adult - No accommodation
Validity : until Dec 2010
Articles Categories :
Paket Tour -> Paket Tour murah -> Paket Tour Vietnam
Day 1 : Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi Tunnel - Cao Dai Temple
Pick up at hotel (hotel excluded). Transfer to visit Cu Chi Tunnels where locates the underground tunnel dug in the water-time with the length up to 200 kms. Proceed to Cao Dai Temple to learn about one of the most unique religion in the world - Cao Daism, in which , Christianism, Buddhism, Islam, mix to each other harmoniously. Transfer back to your hotel. Farewell.
Tour fare in US Dollar per adult - No accommodation
Validity : until Dec 2010
Articles Categories :
Paket Tour -> Paket Tour murah -> Paket Tour Vietnam
Cu Chi Tunnel Tour - Half Day Tour
PAKET TOUR VIETNAM
Day 1 : Ho Chi Minh City Tour
at 8:00 pick up in hotel (hotel excluded). Departure to Cu Chi Tunnels. The Tunnels of Cu Chi are an immense network of connecting underground tunnels located in the Cu Chi district of Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam, and are part of a much larger network of tunnels that undelie much of the country.
The Cu Chi tunnels were the location of several military campaigns during the Vietnam War, and were the Viet Cong's base of operations for the Tet Offensive in 1968. Visitors to our country cannot miss a visit to this "underground village" with the intricate network of over 200 km tunnels, 75 km from Ho Chi Minh City.
It may be incredible if you dont experience a short, exciting trip through this labyrinth of interlaced tunnels. hen challenge yourselves with rifle shooting at shooting range (at some surcharge).
Day 1 : Ho Chi Minh City Tour
at 8:00 pick up in hotel (hotel excluded). Departure to Cu Chi Tunnels. The Tunnels of Cu Chi are an immense network of connecting underground tunnels located in the Cu Chi district of Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam, and are part of a much larger network of tunnels that undelie much of the country.
The Cu Chi tunnels were the location of several military campaigns during the Vietnam War, and were the Viet Cong's base of operations for the Tet Offensive in 1968. Visitors to our country cannot miss a visit to this "underground village" with the intricate network of over 200 km tunnels, 75 km from Ho Chi Minh City.
It may be incredible if you dont experience a short, exciting trip through this labyrinth of interlaced tunnels. hen challenge yourselves with rifle shooting at shooting range (at some surcharge).
Terms and Conditions
Vietnam Inbound Packages - Terms & Conditions
Validity : May until Sep 2010, not valid in National holidays : April 30th, May 01st and high peak season : christmas, new year, lunar new year. and the price will be update regularly
Policy :
- Tour Fares : based on 1 adult and are subject to change without prior notice
- For any cancellation made by clients en route, no refunds would be given
- For any cancellation due to force majeure, refunds of meals, admission fees, air ticket would be considered
- Under 02 years of age, no bed - sharing room with parents : 0% of tour fare + 10% of domestic air fare (if any)
- From 02-under 12 years of age, no bed, sharing room with parents : 50% of tour fare + 75% of domestic air fare (if any)
- From under 02-under 12 years of age, with extra bed, sharing room with parents : 75% of tour fare + 75% of domestic air fare (if any)
- From 12 years of age upwards - all services, half twin : 100% tour fare + 100% domestic air fare (if any)
- Deposit : for normal season it is required to deposit 50% of pro forma invoice, 09 days before arrival date. The balance should be made before arrival date.
- for peak season it is required to deposit 50% of pro forma invoice, 18 days of arrival date. The balance should be made 09 days before arrival date.
- Cancellation :
- Hotel with daily breakfast, twin/tripple sharing
- Meals : 8 USD per adult per main meal (B: breakfast,L:lunch,D:dinner)
- Transfer by air conditioned coach
- Local English or Indonesian or Chinese Speaking guide
- Admision Fees
- Our gifts : tourist cap, mineral water (02 bottles/adult/day), fresh tissue (02 items/adult/day)
Validity : May until Sep 2010, not valid in National holidays : April 30th, May 01st and high peak season : christmas, new year, lunar new year. and the price will be update regularly
Policy :
- Tour Fares : based on 1 adult and are subject to change without prior notice
- For any cancellation made by clients en route, no refunds would be given
- For any cancellation due to force majeure, refunds of meals, admission fees, air ticket would be considered
- Under 02 years of age, no bed - sharing room with parents : 0% of tour fare + 10% of domestic air fare (if any)
- From 02-under 12 years of age, no bed, sharing room with parents : 50% of tour fare + 75% of domestic air fare (if any)
- From under 02-under 12 years of age, with extra bed, sharing room with parents : 75% of tour fare + 75% of domestic air fare (if any)
- From 12 years of age upwards - all services, half twin : 100% tour fare + 100% domestic air fare (if any)
- Deposit : for normal season it is required to deposit 50% of pro forma invoice, 09 days before arrival date. The balance should be made before arrival date.
- for peak season it is required to deposit 50% of pro forma invoice, 18 days of arrival date. The balance should be made 09 days before arrival date.
- Cancellation :
- For cancellation made more than 07 prior to arrival date : 25% of tour fare would be charged
- For cancellation made within 04-07 days prior to arrival date : 50% of tour fare would be charged
- For Cancellation made within more than 24-72 hours prior to arrival date : 75% of tour fare would be charged
- For cancellation made within 24 hours or No Show : 100% of tour fare would be charge
- Hotel with daily breakfast, twin/tripple sharing
- Meals : 8 USD per adult per main meal (B: breakfast,L:lunch,D:dinner)
- Transfer by air conditioned coach
- Local English or Indonesian or Chinese Speaking guide
- Admision Fees
- Our gifts : tourist cap, mineral water (02 bottles/adult/day), fresh tissue (02 items/adult/day)
Saturday, May 29, 2010
The History of Vietnam
Vietnam has very interesting history.
Early history in Vietnam is inextricably linked with that of China, the two countries having had close associations for centuries. The first recorded Vietnamese people are believed to have lived in what is now the southern part of China and northern part of Vietnam. The Viet people developed a strong agricultural society ahead of most other Asian countries in the small kingdom of what was known as Au Lac in the Red River Delta.
By the 2nd century BC, the Chinese were beginning to dominate the entire region and successfully annexed the Red River Delta, proceeding to rule over the area for the ensuing millennia. This period of Chinese rule saw numerous rebellions by the Vietnamese, which were systematically quashed by the superior might of the Chinese military. This went on until 939AD when General Ngo Quyen took advantage of internal strife in China to successfully repel the invaders and set up an independent nation with its capital at Co Loa.
Following Ngo Quyen's death, Vietnam underwent a period of cultural development during the 200 years of the Ly Dynasty. Through this period and the succeeding Tran Dynasty, the country continually repelled invasions from its powerful northern neighbour while simultaneously expanding to the southern part of modern-day Vietnam. At the beginning of the 15th century, the Chinese again took control and Vietnam became part of the powerful Ming Dynasty until 1428 when the country regained independence under the leadership of Emperor Le Loi. The Le Dynasty ruled Vietnam until the 18th century but saw a considerable number of internal power struggles between north and south.
Early history in Vietnam is inextricably linked with that of China, the two countries having had close associations for centuries. The first recorded Vietnamese people are believed to have lived in what is now the southern part of China and northern part of Vietnam. The Viet people developed a strong agricultural society ahead of most other Asian countries in the small kingdom of what was known as Au Lac in the Red River Delta.
By the 2nd century BC, the Chinese were beginning to dominate the entire region and successfully annexed the Red River Delta, proceeding to rule over the area for the ensuing millennia. This period of Chinese rule saw numerous rebellions by the Vietnamese, which were systematically quashed by the superior might of the Chinese military. This went on until 939AD when General Ngo Quyen took advantage of internal strife in China to successfully repel the invaders and set up an independent nation with its capital at Co Loa.
Following Ngo Quyen's death, Vietnam underwent a period of cultural development during the 200 years of the Ly Dynasty. Through this period and the succeeding Tran Dynasty, the country continually repelled invasions from its powerful northern neighbour while simultaneously expanding to the southern part of modern-day Vietnam. At the beginning of the 15th century, the Chinese again took control and Vietnam became part of the powerful Ming Dynasty until 1428 when the country regained independence under the leadership of Emperor Le Loi. The Le Dynasty ruled Vietnam until the 18th century but saw a considerable number of internal power struggles between north and south.
Vietnam Tourism - Introduction
Vietnam is a beautiful country to visit, please read this Vietnam Facts
For years, the name Vietnam for many Westerners conjured up images of the Vietnam War or the numerous films made about it rather than any specific impression of the country itself. Thankfully, this is at last beginning to change and an increasing number of people are recognising the vast wealth of attractions this beautiful country has to offer as a travel destination.
Still not as firmly on the tourist map as Thailand or some of its other neighbours, Vietnam offers a more authentic charm while being relatively easy to travel around. Tourism has developed quite considerably over the past few years, though, making the country an ideal destination for those wanting to venture a little off the beaten track without getting completely lost.
One of Vietnam's principal draws is its outstanding natural scenery. The archetypal landscape of rice fields with conical-hatted workers toiling away in them is still very much a reality in many parts of the country, with agricultural work accounting for two thirds of the labour force. The best area to see such scenes is the Mekong Delta, replete with lush green rice paddies under bright blue skies. Even more stunning is the weird and wonderful scenery of Halong Bay, where thousands of rocky islands jut out of the water in haphazard fashion creating a surreal and intensely beautiful vista.
The towns and cities of Vietnam too have a great deal of appeal, combining old French colonial charm with traditional Vietnamese temples and typically Asian streetscapes. The capital, Hanoi, is the first stop on many people's itineraries and has a wonderful air of Oriental mystery with lakes, parks and pagodas dotted around bustling shopping streets. Two of the most famous historical towns are Hue and Hoi An, both with their own unique charms. The port of Hoi An, in particular, is beautifully preserved with an incredible mix of architecture from a variety of cultural origins and periods.
Finally, with its long eastern coastline, opportunities to take a dip in the South China Sea are countless. One of the most popular beach resorts is that of Nha Trang, offering its white sandy beach, clear water and lively nightlife. And if that's not enough, Vietnamese cuisine is some of the most enticing in the world, blending South East Asian spices with Chinese style stir-fries and French gastronomy.
For years, the name Vietnam for many Westerners conjured up images of the Vietnam War or the numerous films made about it rather than any specific impression of the country itself. Thankfully, this is at last beginning to change and an increasing number of people are recognising the vast wealth of attractions this beautiful country has to offer as a travel destination.
Still not as firmly on the tourist map as Thailand or some of its other neighbours, Vietnam offers a more authentic charm while being relatively easy to travel around. Tourism has developed quite considerably over the past few years, though, making the country an ideal destination for those wanting to venture a little off the beaten track without getting completely lost.
One of Vietnam's principal draws is its outstanding natural scenery. The archetypal landscape of rice fields with conical-hatted workers toiling away in them is still very much a reality in many parts of the country, with agricultural work accounting for two thirds of the labour force. The best area to see such scenes is the Mekong Delta, replete with lush green rice paddies under bright blue skies. Even more stunning is the weird and wonderful scenery of Halong Bay, where thousands of rocky islands jut out of the water in haphazard fashion creating a surreal and intensely beautiful vista.
The towns and cities of Vietnam too have a great deal of appeal, combining old French colonial charm with traditional Vietnamese temples and typically Asian streetscapes. The capital, Hanoi, is the first stop on many people's itineraries and has a wonderful air of Oriental mystery with lakes, parks and pagodas dotted around bustling shopping streets. Two of the most famous historical towns are Hue and Hoi An, both with their own unique charms. The port of Hoi An, in particular, is beautifully preserved with an incredible mix of architecture from a variety of cultural origins and periods.
Finally, with its long eastern coastline, opportunities to take a dip in the South China Sea are countless. One of the most popular beach resorts is that of Nha Trang, offering its white sandy beach, clear water and lively nightlife. And if that's not enough, Vietnamese cuisine is some of the most enticing in the world, blending South East Asian spices with Chinese style stir-fries and French gastronomy.
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