FEED BACK FROM BEN HUISKAMP AFTER NORTHWEST TRIP IN VIET NAM

Dear Linh, again we want to expres our gratitude for your excellent guidance during this week. We have met such great friendliness and warm welcome of you and your people and are very happy that we have chosen Vietnam as the place to meet Asia. We will tell all our friends and encourage them to make a similar tour and will pass on your name and email to them for very your professional service and personal touch. We also want to thank Thuong (I hope I spell his name correct) for his excellent save driving.

Once we're home we will send you some photos. Give our best wishes to your wife and son and enjoy the weekend.

 

Best greetings from our hart.

Foekje

Ben (Bhudda)

Jilke

Renske

FEED BACK FOR BA BE LAKE TRIP

Dear Linh,
Thank you so much for giving my daughter Jo and myself such a wonderful time in Ba Be National Park. We will treasure the memories of an unforgettable experience and have some great photos to remind us of that special place. Do pass on our thanks to Mr. Hi also.
I've attached some photos to remind you also of the time you spent with us.
Kind Regards,
Susan Watson

FEED BACK FROM CLIENTS

Dear Linh

            I write to thank you for looking after us on our recent travels to Ha noi and elsewhere.  I speak for all of us that we were impressed by you knowledge and professionalism.

We are in planning stage of travelling back to Vietnam (hopefully this year) and will be in touch to seek you involvement again.

Many thanks

Richards Johnson

WONDERFUL DESTINATION MU CANG CHAI

Mu Cang Chai in Vietnam

Mu Cang Chai  is the mountainous district of Yen Bai province in the Northwest of Vietnam, about 350 km from Hanoi,it is well known by splendid rice fields in terraces. In each season of harvest, this isolated region in north of Vietnam welcomes thousands of visitors from all over the country.

Semantically, in local language "Mu or Mo" means "Forest of Wood", "Cang" means "dry" and "Chai" means "Earth", the space, the regions... Mu Cang Chai is the "Region of Forest of Dry Wood ". As a district of the Yen Bai province, Mu Cang Chai is inhabited mainly by ethnic groups such as Hmong (90%), Thai, Dao, Kinh … Every people has its own unique cultural identity.

Mu Cang Chai – Which season: 

From mid-September to mid-October, this is the season when rice is ripe. Mu Cang Chai is covered by the yellow color. at that time, the weather is nice and favorable to visit this area. In May and June, this is the time of watering when the first summer rains start pouring down the mountain. The water flows from the mountains until to the terraces. The water floods the fields. So the soil is softer. This is the time when farmers begin to transplant rice for a new season. Therefore, the rice terraces in Vietnam or in Mu Cang Chai have only one harvest a year. The limpid and flashed water in the sun of the afternoon creates a beauty that can surprise all visitors.

ADVICE FOR HA LONG BAY TRIP

Halong Bay Cruise Tips

Although you can visit Ha Long Bay all year round, you'd better plan your cruise carefully. Bad weather affects the visibility and can even spoil your trip. The best time to visit Ha Long Bay is from March to June; however, avoid crowded public holidays (30 April and 1 May). June to September is low season so you can get better deals but pay attention to storm forecasts. October and November is high season again and it is still sunny. December is cool, cloudy but dry while January and February are cold, foggy and drizzly. The showers will hide the splendor of the bay.

A day cruise will show you a glimpse of Ha Long Bay, yet if you want to get the most out of your trip, allow at least two days. You will be able to see the most stunning moments on Ha Long Bay or it's greatest wonder: the sunset, sunrise, and a starry or moonlit night. If this is out of your budget, take a scenic one hour ferry and explore the bay by Kayak from Cat Ba.

BA BE LAKE - VIETNAM

Ba Be National Park. Vietnam

Ba Be National Park is the largest natural freshwater lake in Vietnam with exceptional fish diversity, a population of langurs, over 200 bird and 350 butterfly species, geological treasures and mature primary limestone forest. In places like this, careless tourism can bring human disturbances and endanger this heritage, while thoughtful Ba Be with a controlled impact provide excellent support to conservation projects in the area and help the economies of local people. We share your desire for the latter option and promise that nature knows how to return your kindness. Surrounded by the lush green of the forest we hope you enjoy and learn from the time spent with all of our friends there and raise a glass of corn wine with your hosts, toasting to the health of our shared environment