We'll be dancing our socks off at the wedding. But, we'll be doing nothing but relaxing when we first get to Vietnam. We'll be staying at a beautiful resort on Vietnam's central coast.

We've heard awesome things about the historic Sofitel Hanoi

After two days caving, we'll relax by the pool.

We'll be going from the resorts along the Vietnamese coasts to the city of Hanoi.

"One of the highlights on the Wild Tu Lan Cave Explorer is our second campsite at To Mo Waterfall, where you’ll spend the night camping inside a small cave wedged within the limestone mountain and overlooking the beautiful natural swimming lagoon. It is really something special and a highlight for many of our guests."

Angkor Wat in Cambodia is supposed to be one of the world's most amazing temple complexes. We hear the entire area around Siam Reap is amazing. Help fly us there from Laos.

It’s a 200 m swim into Ken Cave, followed by a 500 m trek to Hang Kim where swimming (450 m) and exploration (500 m) continues before adventuring 500 m on through To Mo Valley to the To Mo Cave campsite.

Early afternoon holds the return trip across Rao Nan River, the beautiful fields, and back to Tan Hoa (2.5 km), where a cold drink will be calling your name.

Once a major Southeast Asian trading post in the 16th and 17th centuries, the seaside town Hoi An is basically a living museum featuring a unique mixture of East and West in the form of its old-town architecture.

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Angkor Wat is the biggest religious building in the world. It is bigger than any other temple in Asia, the Great Pyramid in Egypt, or St. Peter’s in Rome, and it is only one of a thousand temples in the Angkor region. Its design is so remarkable that some people regard it as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Angkor Wat is located in present-day Cambodia, in Southeast Asia.

Tra Nhieu village is a peaceful area where typical features of Vietnamese villages are now still maintained. From Hoi An, by boat along Thu Bon river, 3km toward the southeast, you will reach Cam Kim island. Start cycling 10km through the winding village roads and you can enjoy fresh air, beautiful and poetic scenery. Tra Nhieu village has a wide range of livelihood such as farming, fishing, poultry and livestock breeding, mattress making. Learn about the diversity of local plants herbs. Stop by some local families to get a glimpse how they live on making rice wine, rice noodle and rice paper. Then head to stunning water coconut jungle and try rowing the traditional bamboo basket boats. End the trip at a local restaurant where you might want to indulge yourself in a 30 minutes foot massage before savoring lunch.