Little Vietnam Tours - Yendi, Ghana

YOUR 11-DAY JOURNEY, BY DAY:
​Day 1: Ho Chi Minh City Arrival and Welcome Dinner, meet Ho Vu and your group
Day 2: Ho Chi Minh City – Saigon Landmarks
Day 3: Chau Doc - Sunrise to Sunset - Cultural activities
Day 4: Chau Doc - Floating Village - Local Market
Day 5: Hoi An by Flight - Sunset by Motorbike
Day 6: Hoi An – Sunrise at Fishing Village - Explore the Town
Day 7: Hue – Sunrise on Tam Giang Lagoon Perfume River Bank - Royal Citadel
Day 8: Hanoi & Ninh Binh - Sunrise on the City - Explore Hanoi Landmarks - Ninh Binh Countryside
Day 9: Halong Bay - Vung Vieng Fishing Village - Kayaking
Day 10: Ha Long Bay – Hanoi - Tai Chi - Thien Canh Son Cave
Day 11: Hanoi – Departure

According to the list in the International Union for Conservation of Nature Species Survival Commission Primate Specialist Group (IUCN/SSC PSG), the International Primatological Society (IPS), and Conservation International (CI), there are 25 of the world’s most endangered primates, of which Vietnam has 6 species of langurs, 4 species of gibbons and 1 species of macaque. 4 of those are endemic to Vietnam and maybe wiped out in the next decades if Vietnam government and natural organizations don’t have real actions to protect them. In the World of Endangered Primates brings you a chance to watch those langurs in the wild, study about their habitats, food, habits, especially their main threats, so we can contribute our effort in protecting those lovely creatures.

Our Lao Wildlife Experience is designed for wildlife & nature lovers, of course, and also people who have a mind of adventure, a strong desire to live in primitive conditions, “man vs wild” and driving on bumpy roads. It’s a “to be continued” portion of your adventure journey if you plan to travel to the North of Thailand. From Chiang Rai, it takes about 2.5 hours drive to Huay Xai, border gate with Laos where our itinerary starts. You will experience a night on the top of a tree in the tropical forest in a “tree house”, a night at the middle of the jungle, the last homeland of Indochina tigers, in a bamboo hut and much more…