Visiting Vietnam is the journey of the senses to awakening, with its heart and soul. It is an escape from time, with nothing else between sea, rice fields and mountains. Come without waiting any longer, to soak up the aromas of an eternal Asia deep in lands, discreet and shrouded in mystery.

The dragon-shaped country invites you to immerse yourself in an intimate, authentic and still unspoiled universe, despite being well anchored in the twenty-first century made of promises of progress and prosperity. From the verdant highlands of the north, inhabited by ethnic communities that still live according to ancient rites and have had few and rare contacts with the western world, to the country of terraced rice paddies, perched on the sides of the hills, passing through the Mekong delta and the white sandy beaches of the south, whose quietness is cracked only by the reflected waves of an ocean of serenity, you will discover landscapes of breathtaking beauty and protected from unexpected glances.

This country with a thousand-year-old Chinese, Indian and Khmer-inspired architecture has never denied its colonial past, nor forgotten the trauma of the two wars that have not at all scratched the optimism and iron will of a peaceful people, devoted to the worship of ancestors and whose philosophy, inspired by Confucius and Lao Tse, translates into a delicate way of life, full of wisdom and deeper respect for others. With more than 4 thousand years of history, this far east will surely seduce you, as its inhabitants endowed with refined hospitality, kindness, generosity and joie de vivre.

At the rhythm of peaceful walks, the gourmet will appreciate fine, sophisticated cuisine and incredible diversity, so much so that the trekker will venture into the lands rich in spirituality, where, under the protection of venerated gods, he will lose his footsteps on the winding paths of the self-seeking.

Halong Bay, a natural and aquatic gem, a world heritage site, the imperial city and tombs of Hue, the old city of Hoi An, the shrine of My Son and the Phong-Nha-Ke Bang national park, not they will have to make us forget the other thousand natural, architectural, cultural and human riches designed with the consummate art of color against the backdrop of postcard landscapes.

For sure, you will not return unscathed from this fascinating Vietmam, which has delicately finally revealed itself to the avid, curious and discreet traveler.