This tour offers you a unique experience to discover this bustling city. This is also the best way to get a good insight into Vinh city's lifestyle, street food, and history like no Other
Vinh is the biggest city and economic and cultural center of the North Central Coast of Vietnam. Vinh is the capital of Nghệ An Province, and is a key point in the East–West economic corridor linking Myanmar, Thailand, Laos and Vietnam. Sprawling Nghe An province juts westward into northeastern Laos and cups around the Dong Sea to the east. To the north lies Thanh Hoa province with Pu Luong and Ben En nature reserves and to the south you'll find the equally interesting Ha Tinh province with Thien Cam Beach. Nghe An though is a little more interesting with Pu Mat national park and Dong Du village.
Your journey starts at 14:00
2:00 PM-4:30 PM
Vinh - Ho Chi Minh’s Homeland (Sen Village) – Lam Riverside exploring.
In this trip, you not just visit Ho Chi Minh’s birth place but also explore the typical peaceful countryside of Central Vietnam with green fields, Dai Hue hills, lotus lakes as well as some traditional villages (making drums), Tương Nam Dan (Local bean sause).
4:30 PM-5:00 PM
Visit Quyet Mount
Visit Quyet Mount and Quang Trung King’s Temple with picturesque and breathtaking scenery to Lam River, Hong Linh Monutain Rank, East Sea and all Vinh City. Besides, you will enjoy the zig zag hillside road up to the mountain.
5:00 PM-5:30 PM
Ho Chi Minh Square
It is located in the center of Vinh. You can take a walk to visit the square and see the busy roads around. On the hill at the back of Ho Chi Minh’s statue, many trees from all Vietnam are planted to make it so green like a small “jungle” inside the city.
5:30 PM-6:30 PM
Vinh Citadel Gate/Hong Son Temple
These are two of the best historical attractions in Vinh and you will not regret to visit them. Especially, with local guide who can tell you many things abaout them.
6:30 PM-7:00 PM
Dinner with our Guide with local specialiies of Vinh
Including:
Motorbike, Fuel, High-Quality Open-faced Helmets.
Entrance Tickets.
Meals as indicated with local beers
Enthusiastic and Professional Tour Guide.
Bottled Water.
Pictures from your tour (emailed to you later).
More about Vinh City:
Practically obliterated during the American War, Vinh was rebuilt with East German aid – hence the brutalist concrete architecture dominating downtown. The only reasons to stop here are if you're a Ho Chi Minh devotee (he was born in a nearby village), or if you're heading to Laos.
Vinh is a major transport hub with regular buses to HCMC, Hanoi, Danang and Dien Bien Phu, and trains to all stops north to Hanoi and south to HCMC. Open-tour buses pass through town between Hanoi and Hue, and while it’s easy to ask to jump off here, it’s difficult to arrange a pick-up. Most convenient for Laos-bound travellers is the Thanh An Hotel, with a handy location 300m south of the main bus terminal, and comfortable rooms with attractive wooden furniture and good beds.
