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At least once in your lifetime, try one of these luxurious travel experiences below to see that life still has plenty to enjoy.
Experience the ultimate luxury travel destinations in Vietnam that everyone dreams of trying at least once.
For many, traveling is not just a chance to relax and recharge after busy days, but also an opportunity to indulge in luxurious, expensive amenities. If you have the chance, try one of the luxurious travel experiences below.
Experience the helicopter passenger service by Reverie Saigon
According to Times Square Investment Corporation, this company has partnered with Southern Helicopter Company (VNH South) to use helicopters to transport first-class passengers, including those staying at the Reverie Saigon hotel. The flight route starts from the helipad of Times Square building to Tan Son Nhat Airport (TSN) and vice versa. It is known that each such trip accommodates about 4-5 first-class passengers, although the specific price for such transportation has not been announced yet, it is certainly not cheap.
Times Square Investment Corporation also stated that transportation is not limited to guests staying at the Reverie Saigon hotel traveling to and from Tan Son Nhat Airport, but is also available to all individuals with the need. Passengers wishing to participate in the flight segment simply need to contact the service provider in advance.
Admire the beauty of Ha Long Bay by seaplane
Seaplanes are certainly a novel means of transportation for many Vietnamese people. Currently, Hai Au Aviation is the first private airline to offer seaplane services with premium sightseeing flights in Vietnam. Experiencing Ha Long Bay from a seaplane allows you to comfortably enjoy the beautiful scenery from the aircraft and capture memorable moments of Ha Long Bay from altitudes ranging from 150 to 3,000 meters above sea level.
Stay overnight on a 5-star cruise in Ha Long Bay
Have you ever experienced and enjoyed the magical feeling of watching the sunset in Ha Long Bay on the deck of a boat amidst the vast waves or welcoming the first rays of sunshine on the expansive sea? Travelers can easily experience these things by choosing to stay overnight on one of the 5-star cruises on Ha Long Bay. The cruise ships on the bay are like small boutique hotels, each with private rooms equipped with clean bedding, air conditioning, and private bathrooms. It's fascinating as you can relax right in your own room and when you open the window, you'll see views of majestic mountains, vast waters, fish, and jellyfish swimming right under the window, and when night falls, you can also go up to the deck to stargaze and admire the sea at night.
Explore Son Doong Cave
Since its discovery, Son Doong Cave has etched its name onto the list of top-tier destinations. Currently, to join the exploration tour of the world's largest cave, besides having to wait quite a while due to limited tourist numbers, the tour price is also very expensive, around 3,000 USD per person. However, compensating for the tour is trekking deep into the world's largest cave, which will truly be an exploration unlike any other trip you've experienced. Have you ever imagined being inside a cave that can fit a Boeing 747? This is truly a magnificent masterpiece of nature, beyond imagination with massive stalactites and stalagmites hanging from the cave ceiling or rising from the ground, resembling extraterrestrial creatures with strange shapes when viewed from afar.
Check-in at luxurious and extravagant resorts
When it comes to luxurious travel experiences, experiencing stays at top-notch resorts is essential. Quality service, beautiful design, modern amenities, infinity pools, restaurants with impressively intricate decor, and delicious dishes that seem to be served with the sole purpose of making you feel that life is worth living.
In Vietnam, there are many resorts recognized by travel enthusiasts as the most luxurious, classy, and extravagant, such as: Amanoi Ninh Thuan, InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, JW Marriott Phu Quoc, Six Senses Con Dao, Naman Retreat Da Nang...
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Reference: Travel guide by Mytour
MytourJune 22, 2017
