If your family prefers an active journey, there are various activities at each destination throughout Vietnam which are suitable for your family, even for the little kids. Settle your seat and start to explore hustling and bustling Hanoi Old Quarter on
entertaining cyclo tours. Let your mind freely immerse in the stunning mountainous beauty in
Ninh Binh or rustic scenery of the countryside in
Mekong Delta through enjoyable
boating tours. Almost accommodations in Ninh Binh offer bicycles for free. Don’t hesitate to take a
biking tour passing through lush green paddies in Tam Coc with your kids, or else, Mai Chau or
Hoi An Ancient Town is also other enchanting destinations for biking and culture exploring activities.
If
Halong Bay is one of the favourite destinations in your
Vietnam Family Holidays,
kayaking is an iconic experience that your family should not miss here. Just put on life-jacket and enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Heritage Site while paddling. You’d better let your kids sit at the front seat for easier control as well as safety assurance. If you’re interested in indigenous culture in remote mountainous areas,
short hiking to tribal villages in
Sapa,
Mai Chau or
Ha Giang is an outstanding experience that your family can have a quick look at the local life in Vietnam’s Highlands. Caving in Vietnam also offers a large offer for your family from easy to hard levels. The most common
caving activities in Vietnam are included in
Halong Bay Cruises packages or located in Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park in
Quang Binh Province. Besides exploring the hidden world inside these attractive caves, several
outdoor activities such as zipline, kayak, swimming are also available in Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park.
Besides the above fascinating activities, the authentic life in
Vietnam’s countryside is always the top-choice experience that almost any family expects to have in their
Vietnam Tours. Your family will have a chance to become real locals with a trip
joining daily floating markets in
Mekong Delta,
traditional classes with artisans by learning how to make specialities in craft villages or learn
how to be a real farmer with funny water buffalo riding. There are not only remarkable memories of your Vietnam trip but also Asian cultural lessons for your family.
4. Everyone in your family will love Vietnam Cuisine
With a
stunning culinary art, Vietnam is a paradise for any cuisine buff. Offering an abundance of
fresh, fragrant and palate-pleasing flavours in each speciality stretching from the North to the South, your family will definitely fall in love with a wide range of local food here. From
street vendors selling snacks or tropical fruits to
common restaurants offering various kinds of local noodles or other street food and
stylish restaurants with elegant design and décor, all these Vietnam food are the combination of taste, flavour, and talent crafted by Vietnamese people. Local food in Vietnam is well-known to be both
healthy and easy to digest, hence it’s not troublesome to your kids when they try some new dishes here.
There are many interesting activities that help your family explore cuisine culture in Vietnam.
Street food tours are available in main tourist hubs such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Danang or Hoi An Ancient Town. Your family can also revise numerous
volunteering tour guide organizations in these cities which are mainly groups of
dynamic teenagers or
young people to set up an enjoyable street food journey along with your kids. Besides, as Vietnamese food is great,
traditional cooking classes are also a fascinating experience that your children can learn how to make several common Vietnamese dishes. Both you and kids, let’s try your hand at making a few and your family will be surprised at your delicious creations!
Even when your family would love to explore
Vietnam Cuisine by yourselves, it’s also easy to find a great stop to try local specialties here. Be ready for awaiting to have a signature
Vietnam Bread –
“Banh mi” – in Hoi An, a bowl of hot
Pho or a hearty tray of
Bun Cha in Hanoi, a delightsome plate of
Com Tam (broken rice) or bowl of
Hu Tieu in Saigon, or just stop by a random cafeteria and enjoy
local Vietnamese Coffee. If any member in your family has special dietary requirements, just take note and staff will adjust ingredients to be suitable for your meal.