Vietnam Express Southbound | Intrepid


One of the best ways to explore this Southeast Asian treasure is to take the Vietnam Express Southbound, which travels from the bustling city of Hanoi in the north to the dynamic metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City in the south. This short route offers a wide range of experiences, with each stop revealing a distinct facet of Vietnam's beauty. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or a culinary enthusiast, this southbound journey promises a deeply enriching experience. Embark on this adventure to discover the essence of Vietnam, a land where tradition and modernity coexist in harmony.

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Vietnam Express Southbound

10 Days | Discover backwaters, karst-studded bays, bustling cities and bicycle-powered food carts

Discover the essence of captivating Vietnam on this ten-day tour through backstreets, villages, cities and waterways. Trace the east coast on this fast-paced adventure and take in World Heritage-listed landscapes and towns, feel the buzz of bustling cities and fuel yourself with banh mi and condensed milk coffee. As lively as it is lovely, Vietnam can seem an intimidating place to travel, but your local leaders will guide you to the best street food (and tell you how to order it), introduce you to fishermen on the Mekong Delta and give you the inside scoop on the best tailors in Hoi An. This is an adventure full of life, colour and flavour that introduces you to the highlights of this fascinating nation.

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