Escursione di un giorno intero al Mekong autentico - delta del Mekong non turistico
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Escursione di un giorno intero al Mekong autentico - delta del Mekong non turistico
Di Real Mekong Delta Tours
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In evidenza :
• Cao Dai Temple
• Mercato locale
• Giro in bici / scooter attraversando campi di risaia
• Autentico cibo vietnamita
• Gita in barca e crociera con sampan sul fiume Mekong
• La gente del posto e la loro ospitalità
• Prova il vino di riso locale - vino serpente Cobra
• Stai lontano dalla folla di turisti
a partire da per adulto
120,61 €
Garanzia prezzo più bassoPrenota ora, paga dopoCancellazione gratuita
Età 1-45
Durata: 8 - 10 ore
Orario di inizio: controlla la disponibilità
Biglietto elettronico
Guida dal vivo: Inglese
Più
- Tasse locali
- Acqua in bottiglia
- Ritiro e consegna dell'hotel
- Tour privato
- Trasferimento privato di andata e ritorno
- Guida professionale
- Pranzo
- Snack
- Bevande alcoliche
Cosa non include- Mance
- Dettagli sulla partenza
- Prelievo dei viaggiatori disponibile.
- Prelievo da hotel disponibile. Vedi l'elenco di hotel nella pagina di pagamento per verificare che il tuo sia incluso tra i luoghi di prelievo.
- Seggiolini per neonati disponibili
- Non accessibile in sedia a rotelle
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- La tariffa per bambini si applica solo quando si condivide con 2 adulti paganti
- Pasti per bambini non inclusi
- L'età minima per bere è di 18 anni
- Il codice di abbigliamento è casual elegante
- Partecipazione consentita alla maggior parte dei viaggiatori
- Questa esperienza avrà luogo solo in condizioni climatiche favorevoli. In caso di annullamento a causa di cattivo tempo, potrai scegliere tra un'altra data o il rimborso completo.
- Per questa esperienza è richiesto un numero minimo di viaggiatori. In caso di annullamento per il mancato raggiungimento del numero minimo, potrai scegliere tra un'altra data/esperienza o il rimborso completo
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chelsea p
1 contributo
lug 2023 • Famiglia
Nothing was too much trouble for our wonderful guide Đức on this Mekong delta tour. We had the two day trip. Highlights were buying from local vendors. Eating dragon fruit straight from the tree. Shots of medicinal wine with our lunch hosts. This trip is a great way to see the real Vietnam. We loved it. Be prepared for some long car journeys is the only negative. A great trip for families
Scritta in data 22 luglio 2023
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tolldene
Londra, UK3 contributi
We had an amazing time today, the trip was everything we hoped it would be. Our guide was superb and we loved every minute. I am trying to pick a highlight and just can’t because it was all so good, would 100% recommend spending that bit more and taking this tour if you want to see the authentic side without bus loads of tourists.
Scritta in data 2 aprile 2023
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Alain K
Bangkok, Thailandia392 contributi
feb 2023
I took the Mekong River Tour with my son and mly grandson, and was very happy about the whole experience: competent guide, good trip, excellent food, interesting trip with perfect and timely organisation, as well as competitive prices
Scritta in data 1 marzo 2023
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Ryan Z
Manila, Filippine2 contributi
ott 2022
This had been a great all-day trip in the Mekong Delta area. My wife and I were picked up from our hotel (Bongsen Saigon, which is adjacent to the Sheraton Saigon) at about 8 AM and didn't get back until around 7 PM.
Queenie was our guide for the day and I truly commend her for the things we learned about daily life in Vietnam through our entire trip. As an expat living in the Philippines, I found the experience to both familiar and unfamiliar. Enjoying the rural ambiance of the rice farms, walking through a wet market, riding a paddle boat in a muddy river, riding pillion on a motorcycle, and visiting a pretty big church is also a part of life in that country, yet that common ground made for many interesting conversations with our guide, comparing and checking the differences between two Southeast Asian countries with two similar yet different cultures.
Our first stop was a walkthrough of the Can Duoc wet market. It was remarkably cleaner than what I am used to, and certainly more lively, especially with the way the stall owners were keeping their meat "fresh". Queenie also bought our ingredients for lunch later there; looking back, I should've contributed a little more, as some of the food we ate later that afternoon was so good it wasn't enough.
The second stop was one of the many Caodai Temples in the area. While Queenie wasn't a Caodaist, she knew a little bit about the religion and its underlying theology. It was amazing how it melded the major religions in the land as well as their figures/symbols into one coherent system. I believe it would've added to the experience if we had been able to observe if not sit in during one of their ceremonies. It would be similar to, say, two Christians attending mass in the Notre Dame or the Vatican. (Speaking of which, my wife and I had attended mass at the Saigon Notre Dame just a couple days earlier, at her insistence, and it was a unique experience; the only thing missing from that would be accessibility features to encourage foreign Christian tourists to come and visit.)
We swapped over to motorcycles for our third stop and rode pillion on two different motorcycles. My wife rode with Queenie, so she had lots of things to talk about with her during the ride. The person I rode with didn't speak a lick of English, but that was OK -- it was an experience in itself since I got to take in the scenery and also immerse myself fully in the ride. I've never ridden pillion for such a long time, and it's something I wouldn't forget for a while.
It was a 30 minute ride to a dragon fruit farm, where we got to talk to the local farmers while having a couple fruits. I work closely with people in the agriculture industry, so their agriculture practices and the way they differed drew my interest. Unfortunately, the language barrier got in the way. (For improvement on this experience, I suggest looking into brewing dragonfruit wine.)
Once we got back from the farm, we took a quick break for lunch at Hien's place, where we had a slew of homecooked meals along with shots of exotic Vietnamese wines. One of them surprisingly tasted identical to Adobo, while the other dishes were delicious in their own right (especially the noodles we'd been served). The exotic wines were strong, and our hosts were excited that I had no problems taking every shot they offered me. We spent quite a long time there, fully relaxed and enjoying the moment.
But no trip to the Mekong Delta is complete without a boat ride along the Mekong River. By this point, the "non-touristic" aspect of the day trip had been felt the entire time, but it truly sunk in when my wife and I rode alone, with our guide, on a boat large enough to fit 20 to 30 passengers. Along the way we got to see the Vinh Trang Pagoda and the Mother Temple (with the tall statues), which we wish we had also been able to visit during the trip.
From there, we swapped to a rowboat and went slowly through the mangrove. It was beautiful and did its job well as a concluding note for the full-day tour.
Overall it was a fantastic experience. However, I believe there's still room for improvement, hence the 4 out of 5. I would certainly take my family here again, the next time I get the chance.
Queenie was our guide for the day and I truly commend her for the things we learned about daily life in Vietnam through our entire trip. As an expat living in the Philippines, I found the experience to both familiar and unfamiliar. Enjoying the rural ambiance of the rice farms, walking through a wet market, riding a paddle boat in a muddy river, riding pillion on a motorcycle, and visiting a pretty big church is also a part of life in that country, yet that common ground made for many interesting conversations with our guide, comparing and checking the differences between two Southeast Asian countries with two similar yet different cultures.
Our first stop was a walkthrough of the Can Duoc wet market. It was remarkably cleaner than what I am used to, and certainly more lively, especially with the way the stall owners were keeping their meat "fresh". Queenie also bought our ingredients for lunch later there; looking back, I should've contributed a little more, as some of the food we ate later that afternoon was so good it wasn't enough.
The second stop was one of the many Caodai Temples in the area. While Queenie wasn't a Caodaist, she knew a little bit about the religion and its underlying theology. It was amazing how it melded the major religions in the land as well as their figures/symbols into one coherent system. I believe it would've added to the experience if we had been able to observe if not sit in during one of their ceremonies. It would be similar to, say, two Christians attending mass in the Notre Dame or the Vatican. (Speaking of which, my wife and I had attended mass at the Saigon Notre Dame just a couple days earlier, at her insistence, and it was a unique experience; the only thing missing from that would be accessibility features to encourage foreign Christian tourists to come and visit.)
We swapped over to motorcycles for our third stop and rode pillion on two different motorcycles. My wife rode with Queenie, so she had lots of things to talk about with her during the ride. The person I rode with didn't speak a lick of English, but that was OK -- it was an experience in itself since I got to take in the scenery and also immerse myself fully in the ride. I've never ridden pillion for such a long time, and it's something I wouldn't forget for a while.
It was a 30 minute ride to a dragon fruit farm, where we got to talk to the local farmers while having a couple fruits. I work closely with people in the agriculture industry, so their agriculture practices and the way they differed drew my interest. Unfortunately, the language barrier got in the way. (For improvement on this experience, I suggest looking into brewing dragonfruit wine.)
Once we got back from the farm, we took a quick break for lunch at Hien's place, where we had a slew of homecooked meals along with shots of exotic Vietnamese wines. One of them surprisingly tasted identical to Adobo, while the other dishes were delicious in their own right (especially the noodles we'd been served). The exotic wines were strong, and our hosts were excited that I had no problems taking every shot they offered me. We spent quite a long time there, fully relaxed and enjoying the moment.
But no trip to the Mekong Delta is complete without a boat ride along the Mekong River. By this point, the "non-touristic" aspect of the day trip had been felt the entire time, but it truly sunk in when my wife and I rode alone, with our guide, on a boat large enough to fit 20 to 30 passengers. Along the way we got to see the Vinh Trang Pagoda and the Mother Temple (with the tall statues), which we wish we had also been able to visit during the trip.
From there, we swapped to a rowboat and went slowly through the mangrove. It was beautiful and did its job well as a concluding note for the full-day tour.
Overall it was a fantastic experience. However, I believe there's still room for improvement, hence the 4 out of 5. I would certainly take my family here again, the next time I get the chance.
Scritta in data 13 febbraio 2023
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Pele15
Linz, Austria29 contributi
dic 2022
Die Tour war ein absolutes Highlight und wirklich etwas Besonderes! Sicher ist sie erheblich teurer als andere Mekongdelta-Touren, aber jeden Euro wert! Man bekommt einen Eindruck vom wirklichen Leben der Menschen auf dem Land und folgt nicht den ausgetretenen Touristenpfaden. Die wunderschöne Landschaft ist beeindruckend und wir haben viel Interessantes gesehen und gehört. Auch das Essen in einem privaten Haus mit Blick auf die Reisfelder war ausgezeichnet und eine besondere Erfahrung! Beim Besuch einer Farm durften wir rote Drachenfrüchte frisch vom Baum verkosten, einfach köstlich. Unser Guide Quinny war fantastisch! Kompetent, sehr sympathisch und ihr Englisch ausgezeichnet. Es war ein rundum gelungener, unvergesslicher Tag, vielen Dank!
Scritta in data 18 gennaio 2023
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Sanjay K
Toronto10 contributi
dic 2022
Excellent trip with an excellent guide, full of knowledge and history of Vietnam . A true private tour of Mekong Delta. No tourist in sight, even in high season of December 2022. A great experience by visiting local markets , walk through villages, ride bikes through the rice farms and authentic Vietnamese lunch at a local farmers home with a view of rice farms. Everything was so well organized and the tour went like clock work. I highly recommend this tour to anyone enjoys to learn about local history and gets 100% attention and not be in a large group of tourists where you are following a guy with a flag on a stick.
Scritta in data 29 dicembre 2022
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CamilleC
Nashville, TN7 contributi
This tour is definitely worth it. I hardly saw any tourists. The scenery is beautiful and the guide, Nguyen Lee, was knowledgeable and kind. He was always helpful and willing to answer questions. I would recommend this to anyone who wants a more authentic experience. It’s worth the extra money if you aren’t on a shoestring budget. You get what you pay for.
Scritta in data 13 dicembre 2022
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JBMaas
6 contributi
What an amazing day we had with Hien! We are a family of four (two teenagers) and we all loved the tour. We did so many fun and interesting things on our one day trip to the Mekong Delta, all interspersed with plenty of time to relax and recharge, so we never felt tired. We started with a visit to Cao Dai temple, then on to Can Duoc wet market where we met so many friendly market stall holders and learned about local produce. Then on to Tan Hoa village for a scooter ride - this was the highlight for us all and absolutely amazing! We visited a dragon fruit farm where we tried the fruit straight from the tree and met the very friendly owners. We saw the rice fields and afterwards ate a wonderful home cooked meal with the freshest seafood! Then on to Mythos dock for a boat ride and a transfer to a sampan, so we could float down the canal, listening to the birdsong and admiring the mangroves and coconut trees. So peaceful and so beautiful. Throughout the trip Hien was attentive and informative and he made the trip very special. He knows everything about the area and you learn so much from him. This tour is a world apart from the touristic bus tours - we didn’t see another tourist on our trip! It is absolutely worth every penny. Thank you, Hien, from all of us!
Scritta in data 7 agosto 2022
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Victor K
2 contributi
Ik had een trip geboekt op verjaardag partner. Deze trip was privé daarom duurder dan anderen maar omdat ik wat beperkingen heb leek dat beter. Het was een fantastische dag. Hien haalde ons om 8.00 uur op onze verblijfplaats op met auto met chauffeur. Wij kregen heel veel informatie over Vietnam onderweg. We bezochten een lokale markt, en tempel. Later de scootertrip door rijstvelden en de overvloedige lunch bij zijn familie met prachtig uitzicht en waar vriendelijke schoonzus heerlijk voor ons had gekookt. Het fruit van de markt was een heerlijk toetje en als afsluiter had hij een taart voor mijn jarige man laten maken. Zo aardig attent en lekker. Daarna richting de mekong delta, onderweg nog gestopt bij een mega pagode (boeddha tempel) omdat ik het er over had, heel attent. Gevolgd voor privetrip op boot en later door de smalle rivier op roeibootje. Een geweldige dag, heel vermoeiend maar genoten. Aanrader!
De weg terug naar Ho chi minh was lang en druk dus later terug dan verwacht maar het was de reis waard met dank aan deze goeie reisleider.
De weg terug naar Ho chi minh was lang en druk dus later terug dan verwacht maar het was de reis waard met dank aan deze goeie reisleider.
Scritta in data 19 giugno 2022
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Gary J
Dammam, Arabia Saudita24 contributi
apr 2022 • Coppie
This trip is an excellent way to experience a local village, local market and the Mekong Delta. The whole day gave us a flavour of real Vietnam, meeting local people and eating fresh seafood in local restaurants. Throughout the day we did not see any other tourists and felt that we had an authentic experience. Our guide (Lee) was knowledgeable on many subjects and answered lots of our questions varying from tropical fruits, farming, life in rural areas to politics.
The day was full of activities but never felt rushed and the time seamed to pass quickly as there was so much to take in throughout the day.
As this was a private tour, the activities could be tailored to what we wanted to see and how long we wanted to spend at each part.
I highly recommend this package to anyone wanting to see a non-tourist side of Vietnam and the Mekong Delta.
The day was full of activities but never felt rushed and the time seamed to pass quickly as there was so much to take in throughout the day.
As this was a private tour, the activities could be tailored to what we wanted to see and how long we wanted to spend at each part.
I highly recommend this package to anyone wanting to see a non-tourist side of Vietnam and the Mekong Delta.
Scritta in data 26 aprile 2022
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myk64
Belmont, CA9 contributi
is there a limit to the number of travelers? There are 4 adults and it doesn't seem to let me increase it beyond 2. What's the difference between this tour and the Real Mekong tour?
heinzhuynh
Ho Chi Minh (città), Vietnam3.614 contributi
Hello Myk64
Thanks for your message. Sorry for technical issue and Yes, you can book for 04 persons. Minimum is 02 persons. Real Mekong tour is a local Supplier.
Best Regards
