North Vietnam

Ba Be National Park, a RAMSAR Site in Vietnam, is a haven for nature lovers and adventurers. With its stunning lakes, caves, waterfalls, and rich biodiversity, Ba Be offers a unique and unforgettable experience. Come and discover the beauty and wonder of this natural paradise!

While sharing the captivating beauty of its neighbor Sapa, Bac Ha offers a more tranquil and authentic experience. This rural market town, less developed than Sapa, may lack some modern amenities, but it more than compensates with its unique charm and character.

Nestled on the northeastern border of Vietnam with China, Cao Bằng is a mountainous region of wild and preserved beauty. Populated by ethnic minorities, it is home to the spectacular Ban Gioc Falls. Still little known to classic tourist circuits, Cao Bằng offers an authentic immersion in unspoiled nature and culture.

Cat Ba Island, an emerald jewel of northern Vietnam, is the largest island in the archipelago of the same name, in the heart of the Gulf of Tonkin. Designated a biosphere reserve by UNESCO, it offers an exceptional natural setting where lush forests, fine sandy beaches, and breathtaking marine landscapes intertwine. Cat Ba is an ideal destination for travelers seeking adventure, authentic encounters, and shared

  Dien Bien Phu, a name resonating with history, is nestled in the heart of Vietnam's lush, mountainous northwest. This region, far from being just a historical site, is an invitation to immerse oneself in a unique blend of rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and poignant historical significance.

Hà Giang, a mountainous and multicultural region in the far north of Vietnam, offers breathtaking landscapes of limestone peaks. Bordering China (270 km, Thanh Thuy border gate), this "last frontier of Vietnam," still relatively untouched by mass tourism, rewards its visitors with stunning views, colorful markets, and the richness of its ethnic minorities.  

Pu Luong, a peaceful natural reserve, is nestled in the Thanh Hoa province, in the northwest of Vietnam. This sanctuary of biodiversity, still untouched by mass tourism, offers stunning landscapes: undulating terraced rice fields, lush forests, traditional villages, and crystal-clear waterfalls.

Ha Long Bay, a jewel of Vietnam, is far more than just a celebrated tourist destination; it's an invitation to adventure, a chance to discover spectacular natural wonders, and an opportunity to immerse yourself in a rich and vibrant culture. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it boasts a unique seascape unlike any other, scattered with thousands of limestone karsts that rise dramatically from the emerald waters of

Hanoi's unique and captivating charm is not fabricated: it is the result of a singular blend of its turbulent history, its resilience, its traditions, and its openness to the 21st century. Far from being frozen in the past, Hanoi constantly reinvents itself at the rhythm of its inhabitants.

Mai Châu, an idyllic rural valley just 150 km from Hanoi, offers a striking contrast to the capital's hustle and bustle. Landscapes of peaceful rice paddies and mountains, a soundscape dominated by nature, and a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere despite its growing tourist popularity: these are the assets of this timeless destination.

In the highlands of Northwest Vietnam, Mu Cang Chai is renowned for its breathtaking terraced rice fields. Visitors are not only captivated by the majestic scenery but also have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the local ethnic communities.

Ninh Binh, nicknamed the "inland Ha Long Bay," is a must-visit destination in Vietnam, offering a spectacular blend of karst landscapes, verdant rice paddies, and serene historical sites. This province, rich in history and culture, is an invitation to adventure, discovery, and sharing with local communities.

Every year, Sapa attracts thousands of visitors, drawn by the beauty of its landscapes and the richness of its village cultures. The panorama is truly magnificent: deep green mountains rise towards the sky, then cascade into terraced rice paddies with hypnotic curves down to the valleys. This newfound serenity, this pure mountain air, is a recent conquest.