For those who want to travel the whole length of Vietnam — from the northern mountains to the southern rivers — while keeping their meals and prayer times intact. Fourteen days, a full journey arranged by Travelus down to the smallest detail.
The North
Starting from the Al-Noor Mosque in Hanoi, you settle into the cool air of the old quarter. The journey continues up to the misty mountains of Sapa to meet the highland communities, then down to Halong Bay for a night aboard a cruise. Every meal along the way is cooked in a dedicated Halal kitchen.
Central Vietnam
A one-hour flight brings the group to the old capital of Hue, then on to Danang and the lantern town of Hoi An. Prayer times are woven naturally into the schedule, including a visit to the My Son Sanctuary, where Cham heritage still marks the ancient brick towers. Dinners alternate between Asian and Arab Halal dishes, bringing a familiar comfort.
The South
The final stretch takes you to the south: prayers at the Jamia Al-Musulman Mosque in Saigon, then a relaxed time among the orchards of the Mekong Delta. A morning at a floating market, with the splash of oars all around, closes the journey with the quiet charm of the river country.
A full fourteen Halal days — a way for Muslim travellers to discover Vietnam's nature at a truly unhurried pace.