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VIETNAM


“Our Give Back programme supports a clinic for Vietnamese children living with HIV. Every booking means a donation and


clients can visit the project” INDUS TOURS’ INDOCHINA TOURS MANAGER SHAWN HENDRICKS


Where to book it FUNWAY - 0844 557 0620


The operator’s Classic Vietnam tour, covering the highlights, takes 10 days and costs from £2,235 (based on travel May 17), including an overnight on a Halong Bay junk. Three-day pre- and post-extensions include Ninh Binh & Sapa (from £239). funway4agents.co.uk TRAVEL INDOCHINA - 01865 268 944 The 12-day Saigon to Angkor tour includes a seven-night Mekong cruise visiting Cai Be, Chau Doc and Cambodian stops like Phnom Penh and Angkor Wat. Prices start from £3,195, including shore excursions, transfers, entrance fees, guides, gratuities and meals onboard. travelindochina.co.uk WENDY WU - 0844 499 3899 The 13-day Vietnam by Rail tour is from £2,690 and vists Hanoi, Halong Bay, overnight train to Danang, Hoi An, My Son, Qui Nhon, Nha Trang, the train to Saigon and a Mekong Delta cruise. Flights and half-board accommodation are included. wendywutours.co.uk SUNSET FARAWAY HOLIDAYS - 020 8774 7299 Five nights at Mia Resort Nha Trang in a Garden View Condo is from £339.99 including breakfast and transfers. International fl ights not included. sunset.co.uk


Right, top: The Life Heritage Resort


Hoi An Grand Suite, and below Guong Nuoc-Caobang


WHO FLIES THERE vietnamairlines.com; via Bangkok thaiairways.com; via KL airasia.com; via Doha qatarairways.com; via Dubai emir- ates.com; via Thailand bangkokair.com


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