LUXURY 20 DAYS EXPLORE VIETNAM & CAMBODIA

1. Arrival day – Land in HCMC airport in the afternoon
2. Pick up at airport
3. Transfer to hotel
4. Early check in
5. Relax
6. Explore the night life at Nguyen Hue Street nearby (5’-10’ walk from hotel)

1. Full day tour
2. City tour Saigon, visit:
3. The Independence palace: The Independence Palace is a historic symbol of the country’s past. Built in the 1960s, it served as the presidential palace of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
4. The Cathedral church (only outside due to restoration): is an iconic symbol of French colonial architecture in Vietnam. Built in the late 19th century, it features twin bell towers and stained-glass windows.
5. The Post office: is a notable architectural landmark, constructed during the French colonial period in the late 19th century. Located near Notre Dame Cathedral, it boasts a stunning façade with Gothic and Renaissance influences.
6. Local pagoda Jade Emperor Palace: is a vibrant temple blending Taoist, Buddhist, and Confucian elements, known for its intricate decor and serene atmosphere.
7. Local market of Ben Thanh: is a bustling hub offering a vibrant mix of local foods, crafts, and souvenirs.
8. Cao Dai temple in Tay Ninh: is a colorful and unique religious site blending Eastern and Western spiritual traditions.
9. Start at 9 am
10. Back to hotel at 5:30 (6pm)
11. Relax time

1. Check out
2. Mekong delta tour – full day
3. Visit Mangrove Forest: The Can Gio Mangrove Forest in Vietnam is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, known for its rich biodiversity and coastal protection.
4. Monkey island: Monkey Island, or “Dao Khi,” near Can Gio in Vietnam, is home to a large population of wild monkeys and offers unique eco-tourism experiences.
5. Start at 9 am
6. Finish at 5:30 pm (or 6 pm)
7. Transfer to airport for flying to Da Nang
8. Check in Sandy beach resort

1. Da Nang full day tour
2. Start at 9am
3. Visit Bana hills, includes:
4. Golden hand bridge: in Ba Na Hills, Da Nang, Vietnam, is an iconic pedestrian bridge featuring giant stone hands supporting a golden pathway. Visit for stunning views, take photos, and enjoy the unique architectural marvel amidst the mountainous landscape.
5. Castles
6. Fantastic world: is an amusement park offering thrilling rides, games, and entertainment for all ages. Enjoy a day of excitement and fun amidst the scenic beauty of the mountainous surroundings.
7. Linh ung pagoda in Ba Na mountain: features a massive Buddha statue, stunning views, and serene surroundings, blending spiritual and natural beauty.
8. Buffet lunch (included)
9. Back to resort at around 5/ 5:30pm

1. Full day tour
2. Visit Linh ung pagoda in Son Tra peninsula: features a grand Buddha statue, lush landscapes, and panoramic views of Da Nang, offering tranquility and spiritual reflection.
3. Local market of Han: is a lively marketplace offering a diverse array of local goods, fresh produce, and souvenirs.
4. The Pink church of the city: officially known as Con Ga Church, features a distinctive pink facade and Gothic Revival architecture, making it a local landmark.
5. Cham museum of Cham people & culture: showcases the rich heritage of the Cham civilization, featuring an extensive collection of ancient Cham art and artifacts.
6. Back to hotel
7. Relax and swim at hotel’s beach

1. Check out at 9 am
2. Transfer to Hoi An
3. Visit Hoi an ancient town, includes:
4. Japanese bridge: The Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An, built in the 18th century, is an iconic symbol of the town. It showcases Japanese architectural influences and served as a vital connection between the Japanese community and the Chinese quarters.
5. Phuoc Kien Chinese hall: also known as the Fujian Assembly Hall, is a significant cultural landmark in Hoi An, Vietnam. Built in the late 17th century by Fujian Chinese immigrants, it served as a gathering place for the Fujian community.
6. Cantonese assembly hall: also known as the Quang Trieu Assembly Hall, is a significant cultural and historical site. Built by Cantonese immigrants in the late 18th century, it served as a communal gathering place for the Cantonese community in Hoi An.
7. Tan Ky old house: built over 200 years ago, is a notable example of a merchant’s residence blending Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architectural influences.
8. Check in hotel
9. Explore night market of Hoi an

1. Hoi an natural tour
2. Start at 9 am
3. Visit coconut village: also known as Cam Thanh Village, is famous for its lush coconut groves, traditional boat tours, and vibrant local culture.
4. Have fun with boat dance
5. Visit organic vegetables farm, enjoy massage and fresh wind
6. Finish at around 4 pm
7. Free time for shopping
8. Relax time

• Visit My Son sanctuary :

My Son Sanctuary, nestled amidst the lush green valley near Hoi An in Vietnam, stands as a testament to the ancient Champa civilization. This UNESCO World Heritage site comprises a cluster of Hindu temples and towers built between the 4th and 14th centuries CE. These red brick structures, adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures, exemplify the architectural prowess and cultural sophistication of the Champa kingdom.

The sanctuary served as a religious and political capital for the Cham people, dedicated primarily to worshipping Shiva, the Hindu god. Its strategic location, surrounded by mountains and near a river, highlights its significance as a spiritual center and trading hub during its prime. Despite centuries of natural and human-induced challenges, My Son continues to captivate visitors with its mystical atmosphere and historical importance.

Exploring My Son Sanctuary offers a profound insight into Vietnam’s rich heritage, blending ancient Hindu influences with indigenous Cham traditions. The site’s restoration efforts and ongoing archaeological excavations further enhance our understanding of Champa civilization’s art, architecture, and religious practices. It remains a cultural treasure, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in its serene surroundings and discover the legacy of one of Southeast Asia’s most intriguing ancient civilizations.

• Start at 9 am
• Enjoy the show of Cham dance
• Explore My Son complex
• Finish at around 3 pm
• Free time for shopping or swimming (the hotel is 5km from the beach of Hoian)

1. Check out at 9:30 am
2. Go to Hue (130 km from Hoi An)
3. On the way, stop at:
4. Lap An lagoon: in Thua Thien Hue province for tranquil waters, birdwatching, and scenic landscapes nestled between mountains and the sea.
5. Lang Co beach: for serene white sands and clear waters, perfect for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying Vietnam’s central coastal beauty.
6. Visit Khai Dinh’s tomb: Explore King Khai Dinh’s Tomb for its grandiose fusion of Eastern and Western influences.
7. Visit tomb of King Minh Mang: for traditional Vietnamese architecture amidst serene gardens
8. Check in hotel
9. Relax and explore life at night at tourist street in Hue

1. Check out at 9:30 am
2. Visit Đông Ba market: is a bustling, historic market offering a wide range of local foods, handicrafts, and traditional goods.
3. Visit the Citadel: The Citadel in Hue is a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring ancient walls, royal palaces, and ornate gardens steeped in imperial history.
4. Visit Thien Mu pagoda: offers a serene setting with its iconic seven-story tower and scenic Perfume River views.
5. Go to Thanh Tan hot spring park (31 km from hotel, around 45 minutes on bus): features natural hot springs, therapeutic baths, and scenic surroundings, offering relaxation and wellness experiences.
6. Swim at natural hot spring (also have cold water and many activities for children or adventure people)
7. Stay 1 night at hotel in the park

1. Check out
2. Go to Quang Tri town, visit:
3. La Vang holy land of Vietnamese Catholics: is a significant pilgrimage site for Vietnamese Catholics, renowned for its shrine dedicated to Our Lady of La Vang.
4. Visit the border of the North and South Vietnam during the Vietnam war – explore more about the war: During the Vietnam War, the border between North and South Vietnam was marked by the 17th Parallel, a demarcation line established by the Geneva Accords of 1954.
5. Go to Quang Binh (73 km, ~ 1,5 hour)
6. Check in hotel

1. Full day tour
2. Visit Phong Nha cave (wet cave – boat & walking inside): Phong Nha Cave, located in Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park in central Vietnam, is renowned for its natural beauty and archaeological significance. Visitors can explore its vast chambers adorned with stalactites and stalagmites, illuminated by shimmering reflections in the underground river. The cave’s grandeur and geological formations make it a UNESCO World Heritage site. Guided tours offer insights into its history and unique limestone formations, providing an awe-inspiring journey into Vietnam’s natural wonders.
3. Visit Paradise cave (dry cave): or Thien Duong Cave, located in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in Quang Binh Province, Vietnam, is a marvel of natural beauty and geological significance. Discovered in 2005, this limestone karst cave stretches over 31 kilometers and features spectacular stalactites and stalagmites formed over millions of years. Its largest chamber reaches heights of 100 meters, creating a breathtaking underground landscape. Visitors can explore a portion of the cave via a wooden walkway, marveling at its intricate formations illuminated by soft lighting. Paradise Cave is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts seeking to witness Vietnam’s extraordinary subterranean wonders.
4. Back to hotel

1. Check out
2. Go to airport for flying to Ha Noi
3. Ha Noi city tour full day, visit:
4. HCM mausoleum (outside):
5. HCM mausoleum: houses the embalmed body of Vietnam’s revolutionary leader, Ho Chi Minh. Built in grand Soviet architectural style, it stands as a symbol of respect and reverence for “Uncle Ho.” Visitors can pay respects and learn about his legacy in a solemn and historically significant setting.
6. Stilt house: particularly in areas like Ba Vi and suburban districts, are traditional dwellings elevated on wooden stilts. They’re designed to mitigate flood risks and provide ventilation.
   6. One pillar pagoda: is an iconic Buddhist temple known for its unique architecture. Built in 1049 during the Ly Dynasty, it features a single pillar rising from a lotus pond, symbolizing a lotus flower emerging from the water.
   7. The literature temple: The Literature Temple, also known as the Temple of Literature, is a historic site in Hanoi, Vietnam. Established in 1070 during the Ly Dynasty, it served as Vietnam’s first university and is dedicated to Confucius.
7. Visit Trang An, Bai Dinh in Ninh Binh:
8. Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex in Ninh Binh, Vietnam, is renowned for its spectacular karst landscapes and rich biodiversity. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 2014, it features limestone mountains, valleys, and caves.
9. Bai Dinh Pagoda in Ninh Binh, Vietnam, is one of the largest Buddhist pagodas in Southeast Asia. It comprises both ancient and newly constructed structures, including a massive bronze Buddha statue and ornate temple halls.
10. Visit Hang Mua:  is famous for its panoramic views and adventurous hiking trail. The highlight is reaching the summit where visitors can see stunning vistas of Tam Coc and Ninh Binh’s karst landscape.
11. Visit site of King Dinh & Le (if have time):
12. King Dinh Tien Hoang: He was the first emperor of the Đinh Dynasty, reigning from 968 to 979 AD. King Dinh Tien Hoang unified Vietnam after centuries of turmoil and established a centralized government. His reign marked the beginning of the independent feudal state of Vietnam.
13. King Le Dai Hanh (Le Hoan): He was a notable emperor of the Early Le Dynasty, ruling from 980 to 1005 AD. King Le Dai Hanh was known for his military prowess and efforts in defending Vietnam against foreign invasions, notably from the Song Dynasty of China. He expanded the territory of Vietnam and strengthened its political and military institutions.
14. Back to hotel

1. Check out
2. Go to Ha Long Bay: Ha Long Bay, located in northeastern Vietnam, is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its stunning natural beauty and iconic limestone karsts. Explore the bay’s emerald waters aboard a traditional junk boat, passing by thousands of limestone islands and islets topped with lush greenery. Visitors can kayak through hidden caves, swim in secluded lagoons, and visit floating fishing villages. The bay’s mystical ambiance, shaped by centuries of natural erosion, offers a unique blend of adventure and tranquility. Ha Long Bay is a must-visit destination for those seeking to experience Vietnam’s picturesque landscapes and rich maritime heritage.
3. Explore the bay
4. Spend 1 night in a nice cruise on the bay
5. Buffet Lunch and buffet dinner on cruise (included)

1. In the morning, do exercise with Tai Chi
2. Visit Titop island (can swim or do hiking there): Titop Island is a popular destination in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, known for its pristine beaches and panoramic views. Named after a Russian astronaut who visited Ha Long Bay, it offers activities such as swimming, sunbathing, and hiking up to the island’s viewpoint for breathtaking vistas of the bay. Visitors can also enjoy water sports and explore nearby caves, making Titop Island a must-visit for those seeking relaxation and adventure amidst Ha Long Bay’s stunning scenery.
3. Enjoy other activities as in the file attached
4. Back to Ha Noi
5. Transfer to Sapa by train

1. Arrive in Sapa at around 4 – 5 am
2. Have breakfast
3. Relax for coffee
4. Visit Ham Rong Mountain: is a scenic peak known for its lush gardens and panoramic views. Visitors can hike the trails through orchid gardens, bamboo forests, and stone gardens, reaching the summit for stunning vistas of Sapa town and the Hoang Lien Son Mountain range.
5. Visit Cat Cat village:  is a cultural village near Sapa, Vietnam, inhabited by the H’mong ethnic minority. Visitors can experience traditional H’mong culture, including authentic stilt houses, handcrafted textiles, and daily activities like farming and weaving. Explore scenic terraced rice fields and waterfalls and engage with locals to learn about their customs and traditions.
6. Check in hotel
7. Relax time
8. Explore Sapa center by yourselves

1. Full day tour
2. Start at 9 am
3. Take a cable car to visit Fansipan peak – the roof of Indochina (3,147 m from sea level): Fansipan, located in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range near Sapa, Vietnam, is the highest peak in Indochina, standing at 3,143 meters (10,312 feet) above sea level. Known as the “Roof of Indochina,” Fansipan offers breathtaking views of lush valleys and terraced rice paddies. Visitors can hike to the summit, a challenging but rewarding trek that takes about 1-2 days, or take a cable car for a more accessible route. Fansipan is a must-visit for adventurers seeking stunning landscapes and the thrill of conquering Vietnam’s highest peak.
4. Go to O Quy Ho pass to see marvelous mountain view: is one of the most scenic mountain passes in the country. It stretches along National Highway 4D, connecting Lai Chau Province with Lao Cai Province. The pass offers breathtaking views of towering mountains, lush forests, and deep valleys. Travelers often stop at viewpoints along the route to admire the panoramic vistas and take photographs.
5. Visit Silver waterfall: is a majestic natural wonder cascading down rugged mountains amidst lush greenery. Visitors can admire its shimmering cascades and picturesque surroundings, ideal for photography and nature walks.
6. Visit Love waterfall: is a mesmerizing natural attraction renowned for its romantic setting and stunning cascades. Nestled amidst lush forests and terraced rice fields, the waterfall cascades down from a height, creating a serene and picturesque landscape.
7. Back to hotel

1. Check out
2. Transfer back to Ha Noi by shared limousine bus
3. Take a flight to Siemreap – Cambodia:

   Siem Reap, Cambodia, is a vibrant city known for its proximity to the ancient Angkor Wat temple complex, rich cultural heritage, and bustling markets.
4. Check in hotel
5. Explore the night market of Siemreap by yourselves

1. Full day tour to Visit Angkor complex
2. Visit Angkor temple Elephant terrace 4: is a stunning stone structure featuring intricate elephant carvings and serving as a royal viewing platform.
3. Take a flight to HCMC, VN in the evening
4. Check in hotel in HCMC

1. Free day until pickup to airport with guide
2. Check out by 12pm
3. Pick up to airport at 7 pm

From hotel to airport: 30 – 40 mins