Pilgrimage Vietnam Tour From North to South

For those who want to fully immerse themselves in a spiritual journey, the Pilgrimage Tour 9 Days offers an extended itinerary that allows you to visit a wide range of sacred destinations and connect with the local people and culture in a meaningful way.

Description

Vietnam is a beautiful and culturally rich country that has a long history of Catholicism. If you are a Catholic pilgrim looking to visit Vietnam, there are many places that you can go to deepen your faith and experience the country's unique blend of Catholicism and Vietnamese culture, this trip is designed to bring you to the whole Vietnam from North to South

Catholic Pilgrim Program to Vietnam 8D7N

Day 1: Hanoi Arrival (No Dinner)

Upon your arrival at Noi Bai International Airport by flight, our representative will meet you and transfer you to your hotel for check-in. You will stay overnight in Hanoi.

Day 2: Hanoi + Ha Long Bay Sleep on Cruise (B, L, D)

At 6:00 AM, put your baggage in front of your room, and the bellboy will collect it and take it to the lobby. At 7:00 AM, enjoy breakfast at the hotel. At 7:30 AM, we will visit the Ho Chi Minh Complex, including the Ho Chi Minh Museum and One Pillar Pagoda. Our car will transfer you to Ha Long, where you will board a traditional junk and sail through the bay while lunch is served. You will pass by thousands of sculpted limestone islands rising from the waves like dragon's teeth. After lunch, we will cruise to Dinh Huong Island, Ga Choi Island, Dog Island, Binh Phong Mountain, Sung Sot Cave, and Round over Titov Beach, enjoying sunset on the top of Titov Mountain. Afterward, you will enjoy dinner on the boat and spend the night on the junk.

Day 3: Ha Long on Cruise + Hanoi + Hue (B, L, D)

You will wake up to the sound of the ocean coming to life for another beautiful day. Before breakfast, you may have an opportunity to view the sunrise over the bay. After breakfast, we will cruise to the Bai Tho Mountain in the other beautiful Bai Tu Long Bay and cruise back to the Halong dock. Lunch is served at a restaurant. At 12:00 PM, check out the boat and transfer back to Hanoi. Then, transfer directly to the airport for your flight at 7:15 PM to Hue. Dinner is served at the airport at 5:00 PM. Upon arrival in Hue at 8:25 PM, check in your hotel and stay overnight in Hue.

Day 4: Hue + La Vang + Hue (B, L, D)

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. At 7:00 AM, our driver will pick you up and transfer you to Quang Tri province. At 8:30 AM, you will arrive and visit La Vang and Bisilica Minor, the Lady of La Vang. You may participate in a Mass together, which is permitted. At 11:00 AM, we will transfer back to Hue. At 12:30 PM, you will arrive in Hue and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. At 1:30 PM, we will take a boat ride on the Perfume River to the Thien Mu Pagoda, a symbol of Hue, followed by the Imperial Citadel with Forbidden City Main Gate. At 4:00 PM, we will visit and shop at Dong Ba Market. Dinner is served at a local restaurant, and you will stay overnight in Hue.

Day 5: Hue Sightseeing and Saigon (B, L, D)

In the morning, at 6:00 AM, put your baggage in front of your room, and the bellboy will collect it and take it to the lobby. At 7:00 AM, enjoy breakfast at the hotel, followed by a visit to the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church on Phuoc Vinh Ward (Phu Cam Church) and the Redeemer Church on Nguyen Hue Street. If you wish, you can attend mass together at the church, but note that the tour guide cannot go inside; only guests are permitted. At 9:45 AM, we will drive to visit the tombs of the Emperors of Tu Duc or Khai Dinh, which is a mix of Eastern and European architectural styles that accurately reflects the changing political currents in the country at the beginning of the century. At 12:00 PM, lunch will be served at a local restaurant, followed by a direct transfer to Hue Airport for a flight to Saigon.

Visit to Ky Dong Cathedral Church (Ky Dong Street) to pray and buy souvenirs, follow with a great dinner.

Day 6: Saigon and Vung Tau Beach (B, L, D)

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, today we travel to Vung tau, on the way visit to Nui Cui Cathedral, arrive Vung Tau, get lunch, check in before visit the Jesus Statue, which sits on top of a hill and looks over the ocean. dinner is served at a local restaurant, and you will stay overnight in Vung Tau.

Day 7: Vung Tau - Phan Thiet (B, L, D)

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, then visit to the Bai Dau Virgin Mary Church, where you can attend mass together. Have lunch with local special Pho Noodle combo before heading to Phan Thiet, check in resort, relax at beach, dinner will be served inside golf club or beach front.

Day 8: Phan Thiet - Saigon and Shopping

Visit Sand dunes, fairy stream, then heading back Saigon, get lunch then visit the famous Notre Dam Cathedral then shopping, farewell buffet dinner.

Day 9: Saigon and Departure (B)

Enjoy breakfast, transfer to the airport

FAQ

Exploring Halong Bay is a must-visit attraction for anyone traveling to Vietnam. This stunning natural wonder boasts thousands of limestone islands and islets, creating a breathtakingly beautiful landscape. Visitors can take a cruise through the bay and explore the hidden caves and grottos, swim in the crystal-clear waters, and enjoy delicious fresh seafood. A visit to Halong Bay is a unique and unforgettable experience that will leave a lasting impression.

Ba Dinh Square in Hanoi is a historic landmark and a symbol of Vietnam's independence. This vast public square is located in the heart of the city and is surrounded by important government buildings, including the Presidential Palace and the National Assembly. Visitors can admire the impressive statue of Ho Chi Minh, the father of modern Vietnam, and learn about the country's fascinating history and culture. A visit to Ba Dinh Square is a must for anyone interested in political history and architecture.

For an unforgettable adventure, head to Ba Na Hills in Da Nang City. This mountain resort is home to the famous Golden Bridge, which appears to be held up by two giant hands. Visitors can take a cable car ride through the stunning natural landscape and explore the French-inspired architecture, enjoy thrilling rides, and take in the beauty of the stunning gardens. A visit to Ba Na Hills is a must for anyone looking for a unique and unforgettable experience.

The Cu Chi Tunnels are a fascinating and important part of Vietnam's history. These underground tunnels were used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War and played a vital role in the country's struggle for independence. Visitors can explore the narrow tunnels and learn about the harsh conditions that the soldiers endured. The tunnels also contain displays of weapons, traps, and booby traps that were used during the war. A visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels is a must for anyone interested in military history and the struggles of the Vietnamese people.

Many sites of worship can be found in Ho Chi Minh, formerly known as Saigon. The Jade Emperor Pagoda, which was constructed in the early 20th century and has elaborate carvings and statues, is one of the most well-known. Tourists can visit the pagoda's lovely gardens and courtyards, worship to the Jade Emperor, and offer incense. The Vinh Nghiem Pagoda, one of the biggest in Vietnam, is a significant pilgrimage place as well. It has a beautiful seven-story pagoda tower. In order to worship the Buddha and obtain blessings for good health, wealth, and happiness, pilgrims travel here. Finally, the Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon is a Catholic church that is considered a pilgrimage site for Vietnamese Catholics. The beautiful Gothic architecture and stained glass windows are a sight to behold, and pilgrims come to pray for peace and prosperity in the country. Last but not least, Catholics in Vietnam visit the Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon, which is a church. Pilgrims travel here to pray for peace and prosperity in the nation because of the stunning Gothic architecture and stained glass windows.

Vung Tau, a coastal city in Southern Vietnam, is known for its beautiful beaches and religious sites that attract a large number of pilgrims every year. One of the most popular pilgrimage places in Vung Tau is the White Palace, which was built during the French colonial period and served as a retreat for French governors. Today, it is a religious site for Catholics who come to pray and light candles in front of the statue of the Virgin Mary. Another popular pilgrimage site in Vung Tau is the Jesus Christ statue, which is located on the top of Nho Mountain. Visitors can take a cable car or climb the stairs to reach the statue, which offers stunning views of the surrounding area.

A number of respected pilgrimage sites can be found in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, which is popular with both locals and tourists. The Perfume Pagoda, a collection of Buddhist temples and shrines located in the Huong Tich Mountains, is one of the most well-liked tourist attractions. The Temple of Literature, erected in 1070 and devoted to Confucius, is another noteworthy location. As the country's first national institution and a representation of learning and literature, it is well-known throughout Vietnam. The One Pillar Pagoda, or Lotus Pedestal Pagoda, is a distinctive wooden building supported by a single stone pillar and encircled by a lotus pond. Ngoc Son Temple, Tran Quoc Pagoda, and Quan Su Pagoda are a few other revered pilgrimage places in Hanoi. Each has a unique meaning and history. If you want to learn more about Hanoi's extensive history and rich cultural traditions, visit one of these pilgrimage sites.

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