Vietnam Special Tour -15D14N

• Where to go?

Arrive to Sai Gon

• What to see/do?

Check in Hotel

• Overnight in?

Sai Gon

• Where to go? Sai Gon tour
• What to see/do?

Full day tour

City Tour Of Sai Gon, visit :

• 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.
• 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.
• 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.

Visit also local pagodas: Jade Emperor Palace is a vibrant temple blending Taoist, Buddhist, and Confucian elements, known for its intricate decor and serene atmosphere.

• Overnight in?

Sai Gon

• Where To Go?

Sai Gon- Can Gio

• What To See/ Do?

Full day tour, visit:

1. Mangrove forest: The Can Gio Mangrove Forest in Vietnam is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, known for its rich biodiversity and coastal protection.
2. Island of monkey: 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.

Back to hotel in Sai gon

• Overnight In?

Can Gio

• Where To Go?

Sai Gon- Da Nang

• What To See/ Do?

Transfer to airport for flying to Da nang

Arrive In Da Nang

Transfer To Hoian

City Tour Of Hoi An, visit:

• Japanese bridge: The Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An is a symbol of the city’s rich cultural heritage. Dating back to the 18th century, this iconic bridge features a unique architectural style blending Japanese and Vietnamese influences.
• Phuoc Kien Chinese hall: is a historic Chinese temple dedicated to the deity Thien Hau, the goddess of the sea and protector of sailors. Built in the late 17th century by Fujian immigrants, the assembly hall reflects traditional Chinese architecture with ornate wood carvings, intricate sculptures, and colorful ceramic mosaics.
• Cantonese assembly hall: is a historic Chinese temple built by the Cantonese community in the late 18th century. It serves as a cultural and religious center dedicated to worshiping the deity Quan Cong, revered for loyalty, justice, and scholarship.
• Tan Ky old house is a well-preserved 18th-century merchant’s residence located in Hoi An, Vietnam. This architectural gem exemplifies the blend of Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese influences characteristic of traditional Hoi An houses.
• Overnight In?

Hoi An

• Where To Go?

Hoi An transfer to My Son sanctuary

• What To See/ Do?
• Visit My Son sanctuary: My Son Sanctuary stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Champa civilization. This UNESCO World Heritage site dates back to the 4th century AD and served as a religious and political center for the Cham people, who were strongly influenced by Hinduism.Visitors to My Son Sanctuary can marvel at the intricate ruins of red brick temples, each dedicated to various Hindu deities such as Shiva, Vishnu, and Krishna. The architectural style, characterized by decorative carvings and striking tower structures, reflects the Cham’s mastery of masonry and artistry.Guided tours provide historical insights into the significance of My Son as both a religious site and a hub of Cham civilization. Visitors can explore the complex network of temples, stroll along shaded pathways, and admire the serene beauty of the surrounding countryside.Respectful behavior is encouraged to preserve this sacred site. Photography is permitted in designated areas, allowing visitors to capture the essence of My Son’s historical and cultural importance.Before visiting, it’s advisable to check for tour availability, admission fees, and transportation options from Hoi An or Da Nang. Immerse yourself in the mystical ambiance and ancient charm of My Son Sanctuary, where history and natural beauty converge.

• Overnight In?

Hoi An

• Where To Go?

Hoi An

• What To See/ Do?
• Short Cycling Tour (30 mins) & Gardening at village of vegetables

• Overnight In? Hue

• Where To Go? Hue
• What To See/ Do?

Transfer To Hue, on the way visit:

•  Lang Co beach: is renowned for its pristine white sands and crystal-clear waters. Nestled against lush mountains, it offers a serene escape with opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying fresh seafood. Ideal for relaxation and scenic coastal views in central Vietnam.
• Lap An lagoon:  is a tranquil coastal wetland known for its scenic beauty and biodiversity. Surrounded by picturesque mountains, it offers opportunities for birdwatching, seafood dining, and peaceful boat rides. Explore this hidden gem for stunning landscapes and a peaceful retreat away from bustling city life.
• Overnight In? Hue

• Where To Go? Hue
• What To See/ Do?

City Tour Of Hue, visit:

• Visit Khai Dinh’s tomb: Khai Dinh King’s Tomb is a striking fusion of Eastern and Western architectural styles. Built in the early 20th century, it reflects the opulent taste of Emperor Khai Dinh.
• Visit tomb of King Minh Mang: he Tomb of King Minh Mang is a masterpiece of imperial architecture and tranquil garden design. Constructed in the 19th century, it blends traditional Vietnamese and Confucian elements.
• Visit the Citadel: built in the early 19th century, served as the imperial capital of the Nguyen Dynasty. It features intricate palaces, temples, and fortified walls surrounded by a moat. The Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcases Vietnam’s royal history and architectural splendor amidst serene gardens and historical artifacts.
• Visit Thien Mu pagoda is a historic Buddhist temple dating back to 1601. Its seven-story tower, Thap Phuoc Duyen, overlooks the Perfume River, offering serene views. The pagoda is a symbol of Hue’s spiritual and architectural heritage, attracting visitors with its peaceful ambiance and cultural significance.
• Overnight In? Hue

• Where To Go? Ha Noi
• What to do/see?

Transfer to Hue airport for flying to Ha Noi

City Tour Of Ha Noi, visit:

• HCM mausoleum: The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Hanoi, Vietnam, is a solemn monument where visitors can pay respects to the preserved body of President Ho Chi Minh, the founding father of modern Vietnam.
• One pillar pagoda: is a historic Buddhist temple built in 1049. Its unique design features a single stone pillar rising from a lotus pond, symbolizing a lotus flower emerging from the water.
• Stilt house: Stilt houses are found in various cultures worldwide, including parts of Southeast Asia, where they reflect local building practices and environmental adaptations.
• Literature temple: The Literature Temple in Hanoi honors Confucius and scholars, serving as Vietnam’s first national university and a cultural landmark.
• Museum of Ethnology: The Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi showcases Vietnam’s diverse ethnic groups through exhibits of artifacts, traditional houses, and cultural displays.
• Cathedral Church of Hanoi also known as St. Joseph’s Cathedral, is a Gothic-style Catholic church dating back to the late 19th century, known for its twin spires and serene interior.
• Tran Quoc pagoda: is the oldest Buddhist temple, known for its picturesque location on an islet in West Lake, offering serene surroundings for meditation and cultural exploration.
• Overnight in? Ha Noi

• Where To Go? Ha Noi – Sapa
• What to do/see?
• More activites in HanoiTransfer to Sapa in the afternoon
• Overnight in? Mu Cang Chai

• Where To Go? Sa Pa trekking day
• What to do/see?
• Full day: TrekkingExplore Sapa town in the afternoon:
• Ham Rong mountain: Ham Rong Mountain, located in Sapa, northern Vietnam, is famous for its scenic hiking trails, panoramic views of the town and surrounding valleys, and its diverse flora. It’s a popular destination for nature lovers and hikers seeking beautiful landscapes and a glimpse of ethnic minority cultures in the region.
• Cat Cat village: Visitors to Cat Cat Village can explore traditional wooden houses, observe local craftsmanship such as weaving and indigo dyeing, and enjoy stunning views of terraced rice fields cascading down the mountainside. It offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage and daily life of the Hmong people in this scenic and serene setting.
• Overnight in? Sa Pa

• Where To Go? Sa Pa in the morning
• What to do/see?
• Back to Ha Noi1 more night in Ha Noi
• Overnight in? Ha Noi

• Where To Go? Ha Noi
• What to do/see?
• Transfer to Ha LongHa Long Bay tour 2d1n with full activities as in the file attached:
• Visit Tung Sau Pearl Farm: Tung Sau Pearl Farm in Halong Bay showcases pearl cultivation, offering tours, insights into the harvesting process, and exquisite pearl jewelry.

• Overnight in? Cruise

• Where To Go? Ha Noi
• What to do/see?
• Explore Halong bay more in the morning:
• Heaven Palace Cave (Dong Thien Cung) in Halong Bay is renowned for its striking rock formations, vivid colors, and impressive size, offering a dramatic underground experience.
• Dau Go Cave is renowned for its stunning stalactites and stalagmites, along with impressive rock formations and vibrant colors that create a mesmerizing underground experience.
• Fighting Cocks Islet, or Dao Trong Mai, in Halong Bay is famous for its twin limestone pillars resembling a pair of fighting cocks. This iconic formation is a popular photo spot and a notable landmark amidst the bay’s stunning seascape.
• Back to Ha Noi at 12pm, arrive in Ha Noi airport at around 5pmTake a flight to HCMCSpend 1 more night in HCMC

• Where To Go? Airport
• What to do/see? 
• Free time until transfer to airport of HCMC for your flight home

1. TOUR PRICE: 1500 USD/PERSON (apply for a group 8 – 12 ppl)
2. If you can send me more than 6 groups/ year, the price cut down 100 each person per group.
3. This policy is applied from now to Dec 31, 2025.