Hanoi, Vietnam, November 20, 2019 --(PR.com)-- With 10 years of experience in the tourism industry, Nadova Tours always wants to provide travelers with useful travel information on Southeast countries as well as offer exclusive tailor-made tours for global tourists. For the upcoming special event, Nadova Tours offers customers two optional tours: a 5-day trip and a 10-day trip to explore Vietnam. �The itineraries can be tailor-made by tourists, so our customers are free to opt for the most suitable option,� said Hai Viet Nguyen � Business Development Director of Nadova Tours.

The Vietnam Grand Prix 2020 is high-octane racing from well-known names in the sport. Tourists can spend the weekend viewing the Qualifying Rounds and experience the Main Race of the Vietnam Grand Prix 2020, admiring many eye-catching performances full of thrills and spills. The race track in Hanoi, designed by a German company, has a length of 5,565 meters long to make sure to bring both racers and fans an unforgettable experience. Plus, the circuit consists of 22 turns to test the racers with long straights up to 1.5 km long, so tourists may see the maximum speed race cars can reach, up to 335 km/h (208 mph). The total length of the circuit is expected to be 5.565 kilometres.

The expedition in Vietnam will begin with a visit to the magnificent Halong Bay where travelers can cruise through beautiful karst formations and explore stunning beaches. Visitors will also have the chance to discover many caves and grottos of all shapes and sizes hidden among the jungle-covered limestone mountains of Halong Bay.

Hoi An can be another next stop; an ancient and picturesque town that always delights visitors on private Vietnam tours because of its irresistible charms, wonderful cuisine and relaxed atmosphere. A full day to discover the tranquility of this ancient town would be a great idea.

Ho Chi Minh City is another recommended destination. This city is a bustling place, famous for modern office skyscrapers, oriental style pagodas and food stalls along the street. Tourists can take a tour around Sai Gon and visit the 19th century "Notre-Dame" Cathedral and the beautiful Central Post Office which are fine examples of classical French colonial architecture.

The last few days of this Vietnam Grand Prix Tour can be spent in southern Vietnam where tourists explore the exciting city of Saigon as well as the Mekong Delta, known as the "rice bowl of Vietnam." This place not only produces paddles but also mesmerizes global tourists by the Cai Be Floating Market. Along the way, tourists are free to explore a candy factory and orchard garden nearby, where you have the opportunity to listen to traditional music and admire the beautiful scenery and blend into the daily activities of the locals who live along the Mekong Canals.