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2025越南河內雙龍灣五天四夜跟團遊

[2025越南河內雙龍灣 ft. 天海旅行社] 由於許多朋友都在10月有排出國了,因此這次沒朋友一起去, 本來是想要獨旅菲律賓天使城和馬尼拉的,不過菲律賓發生暴動 所以就去旅展看看有沒有可以參考的,最後一個人報名了旅行團 很久很久沒有跟團出遊了,蠻特別的經驗,也還可以認識一些人 這次房間的部份是跟領隊一起睡,也跟他請教了不少導遊的事情 另外這次也用多鄰國學了一點點越南語,還真的看得懂比較多 這次跟團的行程我個人覺得算是有點鬆,排序上也有需要調整的 因此我有些許時間可以自行逛逛,算是有點半自由行啦 不過我還是覺得我下次還是自由行搭配一日團那種應該會比較好 越南算是旅遊難度非常低的國家,大家不一定要跟團 BTW,越捷航空真得很爛,下次有機會還是做好一點的航空 行程跟費用我放在下面給大家參考，另外也有影片上傳到 YT，歡迎幫忙點閱支持 Day 1: 中午到桃園機場由於天況不好延誤,下午快四點才到河內-之後直達飯店吃個晚餐-開啟我個人的夜間自由行-先體驗了河內的地鐵在到河內火車站-之後到了河內歌劇院,還劍湖以及三十六古街逛逛,結束第一天的行程 Day 2: 八點從河內出發約1.5小時車程抵達陸龍灣 ,在長安生態保護區小舟遊-吃完德齡羊肉+土雞風味午餐後-再到寧平碧洞晃晃-再搭3個小時的車前往下龍灣-吃完晚餐後回飯店Check in-我就自己再去自由行了,到了太陽世界走走看看,雖然沒有做到纜車和摩天輪-再到下龍夜市和海灘喝酒晃晃,結束第二天的行程 Day 3: 主要就是下龍灣六小時包船遊：下龍灣遊船、鐘乳石洞、TITOP島+觀景台、鬥雞島、海上桂林奇景(驚訝洞), 午餐和下午茶都在船上享用-下午三點左右回到陸地上來由於我沒有去按摩洗頭,我就自己跑廣寧博物館和鴻基農貿市場逛逛-晚上則是看了越南國寶水上木偶劇-吃完晚餐結束第三天的行程 Day 4: 八點從下龍灣回河內-先到河內大世界走走-開回河內吃午餐後-再去巴亭廣場,胡志明陵寢,文廟,鎮國寺-最後到還劍湖,三十六古街做電瓶車逛界購物-晚餐則是吃了海鮮吃到飽-吃完去樂天採買伴手禮-我個人在自由行去體驗的夜生活結束第四天的行程 Day 5: 由於班機是早上七點半因此四點就起床前往機場準備回台灣-大約中午12點半回到拿到行李兩點回到新竹結束這瘋狂的五天四夜行程 費用給大家參考一下 團費(NTD18,000)+小費(NTD1,500)+食(NTD500)+Grab(NTD500)+半自由行娛樂消費(NTD4,000)+伴手禮禮物(NTD1,500) = 一共NTD26,000 整體來說,這次的北越之旅還是不錯的, 不過我還是想說我還是比較適合自由行 但這次的旅遊也讓我更了解導遊領隊的工作 也交到了兩位新朋友,還是蠻有收穫的 小可惜的地方有兩個 就是胡志明主席陵寢沒有能夠盡去瞻仰遺容 還有一堆博物館沒有機會去深入看看 在旅遊的過程中一直看地圖, 下次有機會也可以去沙壩一路玩到中國雲南有事不錯的路線 不過我想我應該會先去胡志明爽一下再說 越南下次見~ Carpe Diem!! [2025 Vietnam Hanoi–Halong Bay ft. Tien Hai Travel Agency] Since many of my friends already had trips planned abroad in October, I ended up going alone this time. Originally, I planned to solo travel to Angeles City and Manila in the Philippines, but due to the riots there, I changed my mind and checked out a travel fair instead. Eventually, I signed up for a group tour by myself — it’s been ages since I last joined one, and it turned out to be quite a special experience. I even met some new people.This time, I shared a room with the tour leader, from whom I learned quite a bit about the guiding profession. I also practiced some Vietnamese using Duolingo before the trip — surprisingly, I could actually recognize more words than expected! The itinerary itself was relatively relaxed, and I think the schedule could’ve been arranged better, but that gave me extra free time to explore on my own — it felt like a semi–free tour. Still, I think next time I’ll stick with solo travel combined with one–day tours, which suits me better. Vietnam is honestly an easy country to travel in, so joining a group isn’t really necessary. BTW, VietJet Air was really bad — next time I’ll definitely choose a better airline if possible. I’ve listed the itinerary and total expenses below for reference, and I’ve also uploaded a video on YouTube — feel free to check it out and support me there! Day 1: Arrived at Taoyuan Airport at noon, but due to bad weather the flight was delayed. Reached Hanoi around 4 p.m., then went straight to the hotel for dinner. After that, I started my personal night exploration — took the Hanoi Metro, visited Hanoi Railway Station, the Opera House, Hoan Kiem Lake, and the Old Quarter to end the first day. Day 2: Departed Hanoi at 8 a.m. (1.5 hr drive) to Trang An in Ninh Binh for a small–boat eco–tour. Had goat and chicken lunch, then visited Bich Dong Pagoda. After that, took a 3-hour ride to Ha Long Bay, dinner, hotel check-in, then went out for a night walk around Sun World Ha Long. Didn’t ride the cable car or Ferris wheel, but enjoyed the night market and beach with some drinks. Day 3: Six-hour private cruise around Ha Long Bay — visited the stalactite cave, Titop Island, Fighting Cock Island, and Surprise Cave, all with lunch and afternoon tea on board. Returned to shore around 3 p.m. Instead of a massage, I visited Quang Ninh Museum and Hon Gai Market. In the evening, I watched the traditional Water Puppet Show and had dinner — end of day 3. Day 4:Left Ha Long Bay for Hanoi at 8 a.m. — stopped by Grand World Hanoi, then visited Ba Dinh Square, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature, and Tran Quoc Pagoda. Ended the tour with an electric–car ride around Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter for shopping, followed by a seafood buffet dinner. Went to Lotte Mart for souvenirs, and wrapped up the day with my own night outing. Day 5: Flight at 7:30 a.m., so I got up at 4 a.m. and headed to the airport. Arrived back in Taiwan around noon and got home to Hsinchu at 2 p.m. — ending this wild five-day, four-night trip! Overall, this Northern Vietnam trip was pretty good! Still, I think I’m more suited to independent travel. It gave me insight into what tour guides do and allowed me to make two new friends — a rewarding experience overall. A couple of regrets: I didn’t get to pay respects at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and I missed out on several museums I wanted to visit. Throughout the trip, I kept checking maps and found myself wanting to go from Sapa up to Yunnan, China someday — seems like a great route! But maybe I’ll go enjoy Ho Chi Minh City first next time. Vietnam, see you again — Carpe Diem!