Culture & Sightseeing in Vietnam

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What other guests say

4.9

1268 reviews

My two kids (9,12) and I did this experience and overall really enjoyed it. The kids LOVED it, despite being the only kids in the workshop. You will get wet and muddy. They gave us farmer clothing to change into, so I suggest bringing a change of undergarments as those will get potentially wet and muddy depending on water levels (water was quite high when we did it) or you could wear your swimsuit underneath and change afterwards. Bring a bag for wet items. After arrival, we changed into farmer clothes, then got to meet the water buffalo, feed her grass, and sit on her. It wasn't so much a ride, as sitting and maybe she'd walk a bit while eating. This took a bit to get through as it was 1 by 1. Then we tried out rice planting. It's not the time of year for it, but we got to learn the technique and try anyway. Mud was deep and water high--it was quite hard, but fun. We had plastic boots attached to plastic pants for this (but there were holes, so you still get wet). Next up was fishing with the bamboo cages. Both my kids caught fish, so that was fun. There was relaxing time next and you could go under the little waterfall if desired or into the cave. There isn't really swimming, as the water is just part of the rice fields/fish areas and quite muddy bottom. But the waterfall was fun. Next was cooking--we learned to stuff and roll spring rolls and betel leaves for frying and got to eat fresh fish as well. They also made steamed rice pancakes stuffed with mushrooms. My kids got to help make them, and loved that. After the meal, you had time to go in the cave or explore and relax a bit. My main complaint is the group was too big. We had about 14 people--6 of us English speaking (us three, a singleton, and a couple) and then a group of about 8 French speaking people all together. 14 was too much for the buffalo part as it took a while and made for some crowded areas on paths. The listing said up to 10 guests, which was not accurate. I think 6-8 is the ideal amount, unless all in one group. Bring a change of undergarments and a bag for wet items.

Carrie

Booked: Tam Coc Country Side | Day in a Life of a Vietnamese Farmer

I absolutely loved every minute on that cruise. It was my first time on such a modern cruise and I was Solo Traveling but had the best time ever. All the staff members take such good care they are friendly attentive and always there if you need something. The rooms are beautiful and you have an incredible view with a small balcony and every room has a bathtub with view as well. The food was very delicious but if you are not into seafood tell the staff in advance and they will prepare a super alternative for you. Everything is well planned you are never bored but also you have enough time on your own and if you dont want to participate in the activities its absolutely no problem. I personally loved the Foot Massage (probably the best I ever had) and the evening meditation with Emma on the upper deck that was pure magic. I can truly recommend this cruise trip to everyone! Especially cause its a modern eco-friendly boat , very intimate and a beautiful staff almost like hanging around with friends. Its a lot of money you pay BUT every penny was worth it! Thank you again for everything definitely one of my highlights of this trip✨❤️

Sabrina

Booked: 2D1N Luxury Wellness Cruise | Eco-conscious, Free Spa + Secret Route

Nikita is a wonderfully intuitive teacher with a genuine heart. Her teaching style enabled me to learn the pronunciations quickly and basics phrases for conversation. Highly recommend!

Alyssa

Booked: Vietnamese for Travelers and Vietnam Hidden Stories & Culture

This was a fabulous trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels... and much, much more! Meeting Nhung and her family and visiting the farm was one of the highlights of our Vietnam trip. We learned a lot about Vietnam, the family's personal experiences of the war, and how they transformed the land afterwards. We ate delicious homecooked food, visited an authentic local market and tried Vietnamese fruits and other delicacies. The farm is in an idyllic location and we had a tour of the farm and even collected duck eggs and peanuts! The Cu Chi tunnels part of the day was also very interesting, thorough, and thought provoking. We went down to level two of the tunnels which was quite an experience! Going through the tunnels is optional but we highly recommend it. After the tunnels we came back to the farm and had a ride around the local countryside - another lovely experience. We recommend this tour really highly. If you want something more than a standard big-group tour then this is for you! Huge thanks to Nhung and her family for an amazing day!

Lynda and Anna

Booked: Secrets of Cu Chi: Tunnels, Farm Cooking, Cycling

Culture & Sightseeing in Vietnam FAQs

What are some must-visit cultural sites in Vietnam?

Some must-visit cultural sites in Vietnam include the ancient town of Hoi An, the Imperial City of Hue, and the Cu Chi Tunnels in Ho Chi Minh City.

What traditional Vietnamese activities can tourists participate in?

Tourists can participate in activities such as cooking classes to learn how to make traditional dishes like pho and spring rolls, as well as attending water puppet shows which showcase a unique Vietnamese art form.

What are some popular festivals and events in Vietnam?

Some popular festivals and events in Vietnam include Tet Nguyen Dan (Lunar New Year), Mid-Autumn Festival, and Hue Festival which celebrates the cultural heritage of the former imperial city.

What are some iconic landmarks in Vietnam?

Iconic landmarks in Vietnam include Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its emerald waters and towering limestone islands, and the Temple of Literature in Hanoi, which is Vietnam's first national university.

How can tourists experience the traditional culture of ethnic minority groups in Vietnam?

Tourists can experience the traditional culture of ethnic minority groups in Vietnam by visiting villages in Sapa and Mai Chau, where they can partake in homestays, trekking tours, and learn about the unique customs and traditions of these communities.

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