Greet the day with a morning Tai Chi exercise with an opportunity to view the sunrise over the bay. After breakfast, you will visit beautiful limestone grotto “Dau Go Cave” also known as Wooden Stakes Cave then you will be back to the boat for a final glimpse of the Halong Bay while cruising back to the dock.

You will then drive back to Hanoi with sightseeing en route like Cua Lo, Dong Hoi, Danang, Nlnh Binh and transfer to the airport for an evening flight to Hue. Upon arrival at Hue, you will be picked up and transferred to the hotel.

Lunch and Dinner at your own account and over night accommodation at hotel.

Note : Sightseeing en route to Hue are subject to change with or without prior notice, depending on the schedule of travel from Hanoi.

After a hearty breakfast at the hotel, you will start your day by visiting the elaborate Royal Mausoleum of the Emperor Ming Mang, who was born Nguyen Phuc Đam, who was also known as Nguyen Phuc Kieu and was the second emperor of the Nguyễn dynasty of Vietnam. The tomb is 12km form Hue, on Cam Ke mount, near Bang Lang fork, on the west bank of the Perfume River.

Then you will proceed your day trip exploration to Da Nang via Hai Van Pass. It’s a spectacular 19 kilometres of roadway, a deserted ribbon of perfection, one of the best coastal roads in the world that winds up and over a fortress of mountains and coast, connecting Da Nang with the town of Lang Co in Hue province. To make your Hai Van a memorable journey, you can make the ride exotic by renting a motorbike in good condition or find the best bicycle with gears; the costal adventure can be a strenuous challenge.

You will reach Dalang, an evolving city. For decades it has had a reputation as a provincial backwater, but big changes are ongoing with gleaming new mordenist hotels, city’s beach restaurants and night life at its shimmering neon-lit best.  Danang also makes a great base for day trips. The city is part of a long thin peninsula, at the northern tip of which is Nui Son Tra, also called as Monkey Mountain by US soldiers. China Beach and the five Marble Mountains lie southwest of the city.

You will have lunch at the floating restaurant on the peaceful lagoon of Lang Co. After the hearty meal, you will visit the Cham Museum, which was founded in 1915 by the École Française d’Extrême Orient, housed in buildings marrying French-colonial architecture has one of the finest and the largest collections of Cham sculptures and artifacts of the ancient civilization, all dating from the 5th to 15th centuries are displayed.

Then you will proceed to the Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village specialized in marble carving. Situated right at the foot of the Marble Mountains to the southeast of Da Nang City, this craft village has a proud history covering more than 200 years. The founder of the village was artisan Huynh Ba Quat from Thanh Hoa province.

After the excursion, the guide will pick you up and transfer you to the hotel in Hoi An. Dinner will be at own account and over night accommodation at hotel.

You will have breakfast at the hotel and after that, you are free at leisure until your flight to Nha Trang.

Upon arrival in Nha Trang you will have a stupendous lunch at a local restaurant. The afternoon sightseeing journey will start with a visit to Po Nagar Cham Tower, a sacred Hindu site dating back to the 2nd century. The tower was built between the 7th and 12th centuries and the tower is still used today as a place of pilgrimage for the Cham, Chinese and Vietnamese Buddhists honouring Yang Ino Po Nagar, the goddess of the Dua (Liu) clan, which ruled over the southern part of the Cham kingdom. Originally the complex had seven or eight towers, but only four towers remain, of which the 28m-high North Tower known as Thap Chinh, which dates from AD 817, with its terraced pyramidal roof, vaulted interior masonry and vestibule, is the most magnificent. The towers stand on a granite knoll 2km north of central Nha Trang, on the banks of the Cai River.

Note : This site has a continuing religious significance, so be sure to remove your shoes before entering.

At the end of the tour, you can take a short walk at Cho Dam Market popularly known as Dam Market for a traditional local experience, you can find the collection of stalls where you can see and sense the smell of dried-seafood products, including com chay (vegetarian) and many more.

Dinner on own arrangement and overnight accommodation at the hotel in Nha Trang.

Breakfast will be at your hotel.

You will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Saigon. Upon arrival in Saigon, the guide will cheer you up in the arrival hall of Saigon Airport depending on your flight and you will drive to Cu Chi and visit an amazing complex of underground tunnels used during the Vietnam war. There are more than 200 km of tunnels, comprising a main axis system with many branches connecting to underground hideouts, shelters and other tunnels.

The Cu Chi tunnels were used by Viet Cong guerrillas as hiding spots during combat, as well as serving as communication and supply routes, hospitals, food and weapon caches and living quarters for numerous guerrilla fighters. The tunnel systems were of great importance to the Viet Cong in their resistance to American forces, and played a major role in North Vietnam winning the war.

The tunnels were not only fortifications for Viet Cong guerillas, but were also the center of community life. Hidden beneath the destroyed villages were underground schools and public spaces where couples were married and private places where lovers met. There were even theaters inside the tunnels where performers entertained with song and dance and traditional stories. Fascinating!

On the way back to Saigon, you will visit a local house making rice paper.

Over night stay, accommodation at hotel.

You may get up to witness the beautiful sunrise and for breakfast as early as 06:30, as the ship is resuming its cruise the Tra On floating market. The ship then departs towards Can Tho, this name comes from “Cầm Thi Giang” translated as River Of Poems. It is also referred to as “Tay Do” meaning “Western capital”. This fourth largest city of Vietnam is famous for its floating markets, Buddhist pagodas, delicious food and fresh fruits and the beauty of the Mekong delta.

You will arrive in Cai Rang Floating Market and check out and transfer onto a local boat exploring the backwaters to visit the floating market, the nearby arroyos and gardens and return to the Ninh Kieu pier. It is long lasting with poetic landscapes and a favourable position near Hau River. This pier is also mentioned a lot in Vietnamese literature. Ninh Kieu Pier now has become Ninh Kieu Park which has been a water port as well as a tourist and cultural site of Can Tho City since the 19th century. Ninh Kieu Pier is situated on the right bank of Hau River, between the junction of Hau River and Can Tho River. This pier is adjacent to Hai Ba Trung Street, Tan An Ward in Ninh Kieu District of Can Tho City.

You will be transferred back to Ho Chi Minh and dropped off at your hotel, whilst having a hearty lunch at a local restaurant on the way back. After you arrive in Saigon, which is the common name of Ho Chi Minh City, you will start a panoramic tour to Cho Lon then photo stop at Notre-Dame Basilica Cathedral, Reunification Palace and the NeoCalssical Saigon Central Post Office, you will also come across food stalls that line the city’s streets, especially around bustling Ben Thanh Market.

At Saigon, dinner will be at your own account and accommodation at hotel