



Start and End the tour in Vinh Long. Vinh Long is about 140km from Saigon, 40km from Can Tho. This unique tour includes an amazing Mekong River boat excursion with lunch on board, a light trekking in the hundred-brick-kiln Kingdom & its village, the rowing sampan & small canal, visit the coconut candy & pop rice village on the islet.
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I’ve traveled a lot in the Mekong region, but this tour was something special. Hannah was easygoing, insightful, and made everyone feel seen. She didn’t just guide — she connected. The brick kilns were like watching history in slow motion. The village trek wasn’t staged or commercial. We stopped when we wanted, talked to people, watched how they lived. Back on the boat, lunch was simple and tasty, with local dishes I hadn’t tried before. The sampan ride later was the highlight — a hushed tunnel of palms, with sunlight filtering through. It felt like the river was whispering to us. Truly, a “Mekong moment.
Le Vietnam n’est pas toujours celui qu’on voit dans les guides ou sur Instagram. Ce tour, avec Thomas, nous a montré un autre visage : simple, vrai, profond. Les fours à briques sont majestueux, mais ce sont les gens, les gestes quotidiens, les silences même, qui m’ont marquée. Marcher dans le village, c’était comme entrer dans un monde suspendu. Puis le déjeuner sur la barque – tellement calme, accompagné par le vent et les reflets de l’eau. Enfin, la barque à rame dans les canaux, entre les palmiers, c’était presque poétique. Merci Thomas pour cette parenthèse.
This tour reminded me of how beautiful slow travel can be. Lâm was an exceptional guide — gentle, thoughtful, and very attuned to the rhythm of the group. He didn’t rush us, instead he gave us time to absorb. The brick kiln canal section was extraordinary — red domes peeking through morning mist. The walk into the village gave us a deeper connection — not just seeing the kilns, but also the lives they’re tied to. The boat lunch was served with grace, and the sampan ride was quiet, almost meditative. If you're the kind of traveler who prefers meaning over speed, this is for you. And ask for Lâm.
This tour was a beautiful surprise. I signed up on a whim, and I’m so glad I did. Minh was charming and full of local knowledge — not just facts, but stories and insights. The brick kiln area was mesmerizing — it reminded me of ancient temples, just made of clay. I chose to join the walk instead of staying on the boat, and that decision paid off. We saw people working, talked with a few locals, even got offered fresh tea by one sweet lady. Lunch was delicious and served with a view you just can’t beat. And then the quiet paddle through narrow canals — so peaceful. I left the tour feeling calm and connected, which is rare when traveling. Thanks, Minh!
Ce que j’ai apprécié avec ce tour, c’est qu’il n’était pas formaté. David nous a accompagné avec bienveillance, en nous laissant le temps de voir, d’écouter, de respirer. Les fours à briques sont incroyables, tout simplement — une cathédrale rouge en plein delta. La promenade dans le village était lente, silencieuse, mais très riche en émotions. J’ai eu l’impression de mieux comprendre la vie locale en une heure qu’en plusieurs jours ailleurs. Déjeuner sur le bateau, excellent, dans une ambiance détendue. Et le sampan dans les canaux ? Juste magique. Ce tour ne cherche pas à impressionner, mais à toucher — et il y parvient.
Chris was calm, articulate, and had a quiet enthusiasm that made the tour feel very immersive. I’ve seen documentaries about traditional brick kilns before, but seeing them in person — still functioning! — was surreal. We walked along dusty paths, past workers stoking fires and carrying clay, and I kept thinking how many hands and decades it takes to keep these places alive. Lunch was served while floating through the wide river — very peaceful. I took dozens of photos on the sampan ride — it was so picturesque! But it’s not just about the visuals — it’s about the rhythm of life. This tour captures that perfectly.
Danh gave us a window into a world I never knew existed. This wasn't your typical touristy experience — it was raw, intimate, and full of life. The brick kiln kingdom was the highlight for me: it felt like we were in a forgotten industrial village, but people were still working, still proud of their heritage. Walking through the village was like time-traveling. No filters, no stage — just life as it is. Lunch on the boat was flavorful and fresh, and the relaxing cruise helped digest not just the food but the experience. The sampan ride at the end was like a gentle farewell from the Mekong. Danh made sure we saw everything, but also gave us space to feel it. That matters.
Ce tour m’a profondément touchée. Lâm est un guide exceptionnel, très humain, avec une passion sincère pour la région. Il ne s’est pas contenté de réciter un programme, il nous a raconté des histoires, partagé des anecdotes, et ouvert des fenêtres sur la vie locale. Les anciens fours à briques au bord du canal semblaient dormir dans le temps. La marche dans le village, douce et pleine de rencontres, était un moment fort. Le déjeuner sur la barque m’a permis de savourer pleinement l’instant, et la promenade en sampan a été comme une berceuse végétale. Un vrai bijou de voyage.
What a thoughtful, well-paced tour! David was the kind of guide who listens first, and then shares at the right moment — very rare quality. From the moment we got to the river, the whole experience flowed naturally. The brick kilns were massive and strangely beautiful, and the village walk helped connect the dots — how people still live and work with these ancient structures. Lunch on the boat was hearty and relaxing. And I’m so glad they included the sampan ride — it’s quiet, shaded, and gives you that “yes, I’m really in the Mekong” feeling. The pop rice and snake wine at the workshop added a playful note at the end. A tour for the curious mind.
Este tour fue una joya escondida. Chris nos dio la bienvenida con una sonrisa y nos acompañó durante todo el recorrido con mucho entusiasmo y conocimiento. Lo que más me impresionó fue el Reino de los hornos de ladrillo — parecía una película. Caminar por el pueblo fue como entrar en la vida cotidiana de las personas del Delta. Los saludos, las risas, el polvo del barro seco... todo era real y hermoso. El almuerzo en el barco fue sabroso, con buena compañía y un paisaje increíble. Y luego el paseo en canoa, lentamente entre palmas y sombras, fue simplemente mágico. Si buscas algo auténtico, esto es para ti.