This is one of our interesting trip: ( if you like this trip and wanna join with us, please visit www.vietnamtraveldepot.com or email us at sales@vietnamtraveldepot.com)
In this tour, our group included our drivers and tour operators with 16 French tourists.
In this morning, at 7:30 AM our jeeps arrived early to stick the numbers on each jeeps then we pick up the tourist at their hotel and let jeep to the extraordinary Cu Chi tunnels, just outside Ho Chi Minh City.
On the way to Cu Chi, we stopped for a while to take photos of Notre Dame Cathedral and Post Office ( which were built during the French Colony). Then we jeep straight to Cu Chi Tunnels to start our adventure in Underground World.
At the end of this tour,at 1:30 PM, on the way to Saigon from Cu Chi, we had lunch at Ben Nay Restaurant. The food is delicious and the sights are very nice.
We arrived Saigon at 4:00 PM, a little bit late with the time we had planned before because there was traffic jam after the rain. Any way, this is really interesting trip. Hope you will enjoy this tour with us someday soon! 
( if you like this trip and wanna join with us, please visit www.vietnamtraveldepot.com or email us at sales@vietnamtraveldepot.com)
Duration : 0:10:58
http://www.travelindochina.com/sites/travelindochina/home/global/cities/vietnam/hue/index.aspx – The former imperial capital of Hue is home to many historical royal and religious monuments. See remnants of Hue’s royal past including palaces, pogodas, the last empire’s Forbidden City, the Citadel, as well as tombs Nguyen Emperors. Cruise the beautiful Perfume River and walk or cycle along the quiet streets.
http://www.travelindochina.com/vietnam – Travel in style with us using a wide variety of transportation methods including train, boat, bicycle, bus, airplane and cyclo.
Xin Chao! Welcome to Vietnam.
http://www.travelindochina.com/vietnam – Our local English-speaking guides offer invaluable insights into the local history, traditions and culture far beyond what you’ll find in any guidebook. Each local guide actually comes from the specific region that they feature and undergoes rigorous training and development to ensure the highest quality standard of service.
Vietnam – May 2008
Fourth and final part (4 of 4) of an interesting interview / press conference with Mr Son, Dang Xuan the Product Manager of Footprint Vietnam Travel. Taken on 23 October 2009 at Suntec Singapore during the ITB Asia 2009, the timing was originally set for a press conference, but a brief presentation and a boardroom set up, allowed for a good range of questions and answers about travel in Vietnam. Tourism and its development in Vietnam was discussed, as were topics on more general consumer travel. Cycling in Vietnam became a main sub topic, and recommendations given on whether to use road bikes or mountain bikes, whether to travel to Vietnam with your own bicylce, support vehichles, and if the company can take care of it/them while you move around the country. Other topics were more general, and range from moving around Vietnam, to where to go and what to do. An interesting discussion, which for travellers who have not been to this amazingly beautiful country, should help with just a little inisght into what to expect, and perhaps give a few ideas of where to go.
In this tour, our group included our drivers and tour operators with 16 French tourist. In this morning, at 7:30 AM our jeeps arrived early to stick the numbers on each jeeps then we pick up the tourist at their hotel and let jeep to the extraordinary Cu Chi tunnels, just outside Ho Chi Minh City. On the way to C…u Chi, we stopped for a while to take photos of Notre Dame Cathedral and Post Office ( which were built during the French Colony). Then we jeep straight to Cu Chi Tunnels to start our adventure in Underground World. During the war for independence, Viet Cong guerrillas built the labyrinth of narrow tunnels virtually underneath U.S. bases, using them to hide during bombing raids and to stage surprise attacks. On the way to Cu Chi, we saw many cottages and beautiful fields which still only exist in Vietnam countryside. At the end of this tour,at 1:30 PM, on the way to Saigon from Chu Chi, we had lunch at Ben Nay Restaurant. The food is delicious and the sights are very nice. We arrived Saigon at 4:00 PM, a little bit late with the time we had planned before because there was traffic jam after the rain. Any way, this is really interesting trip. Hope you will enjoy this tour with us someday soon!