150km from Hanoi and 70km from Hoa Binh province, this beautiful district of Mai Chau lies in Mai Chau is home to several ethnic minorities, particularly Thai ethnic group. Mai Chau offers a balance of cultural and physical activity set amongst some northern Vietnam’s stunning natural landscape.

The location and luxury services of Vietran Tour has been carefully planned to allow guests to experience something different and unique, in close harmony with nature and with the local hill tribe people. Sapa 380 km (236 miles) Northwest of Hanoi, among the Hoang Lien Mountains, in Lao Cai Province, near the Chinese border. 1650 meters (5413 feet) above sea level, famous for its pristine environment, its unparalleled scenery and its cool climate, Sapa is home to more than 30 colorful hill tribes and close to Vietnam's highest peak, the 3143 meters (10311 feet) Mount Fanxipan.

Lying in the middle of a vast limestone mountain range, north-west of Hanoi, Ba be lake is a dubbed a “precious jade of Vietnam” and one of 500 lakes recognized as worthy of attention. This area has a lot of offer including waterfalls, rivers, valleys, lakes, and caves all set amidst picturesque landscape.

Mai Chau offers a balance of cultural and physical activity set amongst some northern Vietnam’s stunning natural landscape.

Ha Giang, located in the highest latitude of Vietnam. The climate is divided in two distinct seasons (rainy and dry), although it tends to vary depending on altitude. Ha Giang is the ideal location to organize activities such as hiking and camping, taking photograph of daily action of minorities.