Da Nang · Ba Na Hills · Hoi An · Ha Noi · Halong Bay. Lantern-lit streets, cable cars into the clouds, a basket boat through a coconut forest, and an overnight cruise on the Bay of the Descending Dragon.
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Kayaking in Halong Bay, a basket boat through a coconut forest, cable cars above the clouds — but always a comfortable bed waiting.
Hoi An's lantern-lit ancient town, Hanoi's Old Quarter, Tran Quoc Pagoda — this trip is layered, real and deeply human.
You land in Da Nang, move through the ancient magic of Hoi An, fly north to Hanoi, and finish with a night on the waters of Halong Bay. Every stop is distinct. Every day is different.
Arrival · Rest · Settle In
Golden Bridge · Cable Cars · Ancient Town
Flight North · City Tour · Old Quarter
Overnight Cruise · Kayaking · Limestone Karsts
Transfer to Noi Bai Airport
You don't need experience. You need curiosity. Vietnam welcomes you as you are — and Jugni makes sure you feel safe every step of the way.
Vietnam is one of the most welcoming destinations in the world. We'll guide you through everything — visa, flights, packing, and landing day nerves.
Hoi An, Train Street, Tran Quoc Pagoda, Bay Mau Village — this trip is layered, real, and deeply human.
Kayaking in Halong Bay. A basket boat in a coconut forest. Cable cars above the clouds. But always a comfortable bed waiting.
This is a group experience. You will eat together, explore together, and share moments. If you love that — you're home.
TCS is fully refundable when you file your ITR. Tips for guides, drivers & crew — USD 5 per person per day, non-negotiable, paid locally. Balance payment due 45 days before departure (international trip) — by 09 Dec 2026.
Step out of Da Nang International Airport and feel the warm Vietnamese air settle around you. We pick you up and transfer to your hotel — Hotel Eden Da Nang, right in the heart of the city. The rest of the day is yours. Walk the beach, try your first Pho, or simply sit with the quiet knowledge that an extraordinary week has just begun. Tonight, Da Nang is yours to explore at your own pace.
After breakfast, we head to Ba Na Hills — a French hill station turned surreal mountain escape. The cable car ride alone is unforgettable. At the top, Le Jardin, old French villa ruins, the Ling Ung Pagoda with its 27-metre Buddha statue, and the famous Golden Bridge — two enormous stone hands cradling a golden walkway above the clouds. Views of all of Da Nang from 1,487 metres. Fantasy Park, where you can play like you're ten again. As evening approaches, we transfer to Hoi An Ancient Town — stopping en route for photos at the iconic Dragon Bridge.
After breakfast, we head to Bay Mau Coconut Village — a wetland ecosystem where local fishermen have lived for generations. You'll learn to ride a traditional round basket boat, rowing through quiet channels lined with water coconut trees. The forest closes around you, cool and still. You'll come out the other side with coconuts in your hands and joy you can't quite explain. In the afternoon, a half-day walking tour of Hoi An Ancient Town: Chua Ong Pagoda, the Chinese Assembly Hall, the 200-year-old Tan Ky ancestral house, and the famous Japanese Bridge. The lanterns of Hoi An glow warmest in the evening.
After breakfast, we transfer to Da Nang airport for the short flight to Hanoi. Landed at Noi Bai, we go straight into the city — because Hanoi deserves no delay. A half-day city tour: the Buddhist Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest in Hanoi, sitting serenely beside the dazzling West Lake. Then Hanoi Train Street — where life and locomotives share just enough space. And a walking tour through the Old Quarter, one of Asia's greatest street-level experiences, where 36 ancient guild streets converge into organised, beautiful chaos. Hotel check-in, then your evening is free. The Old Quarter at night is something else entirely.
This is a free day in Hanoi — and Hanoi is one of those cities that rewards the wanderer. Wake up slowly, or head out early for Egg Coffee at a rooftop café with a view of Hoan Kiem Lake. Visit the Temple of Literature, Southeast Asia's first university. Get lost in the narrow lanes of the Old Quarter. Find that street stall with the best Banh Mi you've ever eaten. Some women use this day to shop. Some to rest. Some to explore Hanoi's surprisingly vibrant art and gallery scene. There is no right answer — only yours. This evening, the group comes back together with stories to share before tomorrow's cruise.
Morning departure from Hanoi, journeying through the lush farmlands of the Red River Delta. Arrive at Halong Bay and board your cruise — the crew welcomes you as the vessel sets sail into one of the world's most extraordinary seascapes. The afternoon unfolds at the bay's pace: 2,000 limestone islets rising out of emerald water. Explore caves, kayak through sea arches, watch the chef demonstrate Vietnamese cooking and try your hand. Dinner is served in the elegant dining room — the limestone karsts rising dark and magnificent outside the windows. After dinner: squid fishing off the deck, or simply a cocktail and the night sky and the silence of a bay where time moves differently.
Early risers can join Tai Chi on the sundeck as Halong Bay wakes up — mist hovering over the water, the limestone towers standing quiet and eternal. A light breakfast, then a colourful brunch as we continue sailing across the bay, past 2,000 islets, visiting major highlights one last time. Then we check out of the cruise, return to the harbour, and drive back to Hanoi. Transfer to Noi Bai Airport for your flight home — with Pho in your belly, lanterns in your memory, and a group of women in your heart you didn't know last week.
Every property is selected for its location, warmth, and the feeling it gives you after a full day of exploring.
A comfortable, centrally-located stay in Da Nang giving you easy access to the beach and the city on your first evening in Vietnam.
Set in the heart of Hoi An, a warm boutique property that puts you steps away from the ancient town and its magical evening lanterns.
A stylish, well-located Hanoi hotel that puts you close to the Old Quarter and gives you a proper base for your free day in the city.
An overnight cruise on the Bay of the Descending Dragon. Your cabin is your room, the bay is your view, and the stars are closer than you'd expect.
Hotels listed are current planned stays and may be replaced with a property of the same or similar category in case of operational changes. Your comfort is never compromised.
Yes — Indian passport holders need a Vietnam e-visa, which you apply for online before travel. It's one of the most straightforward visa processes out there. We share a complete guide with all requirements, fees, and tips. It takes about 15 minutes to apply and typically processes within 3 business days.
Vietnam is one of the most welcoming and safe countries for women travellers in Southeast Asia. Add to that the fact that you're in a women-only group of 12–14, with Jugni team support throughout — you are always with people who have your back from the moment you land to the moment you fly home.
January is Vietnam at its finest. Cool, dry weather replaces the summer humidity, making it the perfect time to explore from north to central Vietnam. Wake up to crisp mornings on Halong Bay, wander through Hoi An as thousands of lanterns reflect on the river, and enjoy panoramic views from Ba Na Hills under clear blue skies.
You're in exactly the right place. Vietnam is incredibly hospitable, easy to navigate within the group, and endlessly rewarding. We guide you through visa, flights, and packing. Many of our travellers are first-timers internationally — they come as strangers and leave as someone who can't stop planning their next trip.
Our group size is always 12–14 women — intentionally small so everyone gets personal attention and the trip feels intimate, not chaotic. We have no age policy. 22-year-olds and 65-year-olds have travelled together on our trips and formed beautiful friendships. As long as you're fit for flights and light walking, you're welcome.
Day 5 is a completely free day in Hanoi. Our team will share a curated list of recommendations — cafés, galleries, markets, lakes, and local experiences. You can explore solo, pair up with a fellow traveller, or do absolutely nothing. It's designed to give you space to experience Hanoi on your own terms before the Halong Bay cruise the next day.
Seats fill fast and this group is intentionally small. Reach out today and Tamanna will share everything — pricing, dates, visa, flights.
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