Touch down in Hanoi — a city where ancient charm and modern rhythm harmoniously intertwine.

Meet your guide at the airport and transfer to your hotel for a short rest after your flight.

In the afternoon, journey to Bat Trang Pottery Village, nestled by the Red River. This centuries-old village is famous for its exquisite ceramics and enduring craftsmanship. Stroll through its narrow alleys, visit small family-run workshops, and try your hand at shaping a clay bowl on the potter’s wheel — a timeless local art form.

As the sun sets, enjoy a home-style dinner with a local family in the village. Share stories over freshly prepared dishes and feel the warmth of true Vietnamese hospitality.

Return to Hanoi in the evening, your heart already filled with first impressions of the country’s soul.

Overnight in Hanoi.

Meals: Dinner at local restaurant

Begin your morning at Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the One Pillar Pagoda, before stepping into the scholarly atmosphere of the Temple of Literature — Vietnam’s first university. This afternoon, glide through the Old Quarter by cyclo, where artisans, barbers, and street vendors weave daily stories into the city’s tapestry. After that, you have a water puppet show, where wooden figures dance upon the water to the sound of traditional music — an art form born from the rice fields.

End the day, savor a street food walking tour and the creamy sweetness of egg coffee or the fun of train coffee.

Overnight in Hanoi.

Meals: Breakfast at hotel; Lunch at local restaurant; Dinner with streetfood at Old Quarter

Escape the city’s hum to the peaceful countryside of  Ninh Binh — a land of emerald paddies and limestone peaks. Explore the ancient capital of Hoa Lu, where King Dinh and King Le are worshipped, learn about the history of the founding of Dai Co Viet. Take a serene sampan boat trip through the caves of Trang An or Tam Coc, rowed by local villagers with graceful rhythm. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in rural life: help farmers plant or harvest rice, learn the stories of the land, and share laughter over a cup of green tea. As evening falls, join a cooking class, preparing authentic northern dishes in a cozy home kitchen.

Overnight in Ninh Binh

Meals: Breakfast at hotel; Lunch and Dinner at local restaurant

Travel through scenic landscapes to the legendary Ha Long Bay, where thousands of limestone pillars rise from tranquil emerald waters. Board a boutique cruise and set sail into the heart of this UNESCO World Heritage site. In the afternoon, explore hidden caves, kayak between islands, or simply unwind on the sundeck. As night falls, join a cooking demonstration before dining under a starlit sky surrounded by the gentle lapping of the waves.

Overnight on cruise

Meals: Breakfast at hotel; Lunch and Dinner on cruise.

Awaken to the soft glow of dawn over the bay and join a Tai Chi session on deck. After brunch, disembark and transfer to Hanoi for your flight to Hue.

Upon arrival, free time to relax and explore the nightlife in Hue city.

Overnight in Hue

Meals: Breakfast and Brunch on cruise; Dinner at local restaurant

Begin with a visit to the Imperial Citadel — a silent witness to Vietnam’s royal past. Cruise along the Perfume River to the Thien Mu Pagoda, then continue to Thanh Tien village, where locals have been handcrafting paper flowers for generations. Try making your own delicate creation, symbolizing prosperity and longevity. Later, join a local cooking class with typical Hue flavor. Savor your meal as the sun sets over this graceful ancient city.

Overnight in Hue

Meals: Breakfast at hotel; Lunch and Dinner at local restaurant

Departing from the imperial city of Hue, the journey south toward Hoi An offers one of the most spectacular coastal drives in central Vietnam. The road first passes the peaceful fishing village and breathtaking coastline of Lang Co Bay, widely considered one of the most beautiful bays in the world. With its long stretch of white sand, turquoise waters, and tranquil lagoon backed by lush mountains, Lang Co Bay provides a perfect stop for photos and a moment to enjoy the serene coastal scenery.

The route then climbs up the legendary Hai Van Pass, often referred to as the “Ocean Cloud Pass.” Winding along the mountainside, this dramatic road reveals sweeping panoramic views of the East Sea, dense tropical forests, and rugged cliffs. At the summit, travelers can stop to admire the historic Hai Van Gate and capture stunning photographs of the coastline below.

Descending toward the vibrant coastal city of Da Nang, the journey continues with a visit to the remarkable Marble Mountains (Ngũ Hành Sơn). This cluster of five limestone hills is famous for its ancient caves, Buddhist sanctuaries, and scenic viewpoints overlooking the sea and surrounding countryside.

Arrive in Hoi An, the lantern town of timeless beauty. Evening free to wander its glowing streets, where every corner tells a story and every lantern casts a wish.

Overnight in Hoi An

Meals: Breakfast at hotel; Lunch and Dinner at local restaurant.

Spend a relaxing day discovering the cultural charm and traditional lifestyle of Hoi An. The journey begins with a stroll through the historic streets of Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its beautifully preserved merchant houses, colorful lanterns, and centuries-old architecture. Along the way, visitors can admire iconic landmarks such as the famous Japanese Covered Bridge, traditional assembly halls, and vibrant local markets.

Leaving the old town behind, continue to the peaceful countryside to visit Tra Que Vegetable Village. This charming farming village is renowned for its organic herbs and vegetables cultivated using traditional techniques. Walk through the lush gardens, meet local farmers, and learn about the daily routines that have shaped the agricultural heritage of the region.

In the afternoon, return to Hoi An for a unique cultural experience with a traditional lantern-making workshop. Guided by skilled local artisans, visitors will learn about the history and symbolism of Hoi An’s iconic lanterns before creating their own handmade lantern to take home as a memorable souvenir.

Overnight in Hoi An.

Meals: Breakfast at hotel; Lunch and Dinner at local restaurant.

After breakfast, the tour guide and driver will pick you up at the hotel and take you to Danang airport for the flight to Ho Chi Minh city. Fly to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s most vibrant metropolis.

Discover the city’s contrasting faces: the colonial grace of Notre Dame Cathedral and Central Post Office, the energy of Ben Thanh Market, and the trendy cafés of modern Saigon.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh

Meals: Breakfast at hotel; Lunch and Dinner at local restaurant.

After breakfast we head to the Cu Chi tunnels which are located in an area known during the American War in Vietnam as the “Iron Triangle”, on account of the strength of it’s communist insurgency. Cu Chi was also the conclusion to many caravan paths that traced down from the Chinese borders with Laos and into the Mekong Delta which later became known as the Ho Chi Minh City Trail. The network, which is several stories deep in some parts, includes trapdoors, living areas, storage facilities, weapon factories, field hospitals, command centers and kitchens.

Returning to Ho Chi Minh City in the late afternoon, the evening is the perfect time to discover the city’s vibrant street food culture. As night falls, Saigon’s streets come alive with countless food stalls, small eateries, and bustling local markets.

Join a street food experience through lively neighborhoods and hidden alleys, where travelers can taste some of Vietnam’s most beloved dishes. Enjoy a bowl of fragrant Pho, try the crispy Vietnamese pancake Banh Xeo, or savor the famous Vietnamese sandwich Banh Mi. Other local favorites such as Bun Thit Nuong and traditional Vietnamese desserts can also be sampled along the way.

Beyond the flavors, the experience offers a glimpse into everyday Saigon life—bright street lights, buzzing motorbikes, and the lively atmosphere that makes the city one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting culinary destinations.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh.
Meals: Breakfast at hotel; Lunch at local restaurant; Dinner with streetfood

Our tour guide will welcome you at your hotel before heading to My Tho city by car. Enjoy the scenery and green rice paddies during the one-and-a-half-hour bus ride. Along the way, we will visit Vinh Trang pagoda, the biggest pagoda in the Mekong delta. Continue to My Tho, where we take a boat trip along the Mekong River, where you can see fish cages and floating houses on the river.

The boat takes you to a small canal, escaping the hustle and bustle of the town. We disembark at a coconut island in Ben Tre and enjoy a walk around the village. Stop at a local family home to enjoy tropical fruit, taste the honey tea and honey wine and listen to Vietnamese traditional music performed by the villagers. Check out the coconut candy shop and learn how to make candy, and see handicrafts made from coconuts.

Take your time snapping photos and enjoy the natural scenery before we head to the local restaurant. Lunch is set with special Vietnamese food. Enjoy your lunch outside under the shade of the trees. After lunch, enjoy your time relaxing, walking around the village, or perhaps going for a short bike ride. Travel back to Saigon and arrive around 5.00 pm for the end of the tour. Then you are free. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh.

Overnight in Ho Chi Minh
Meals: Breakfast at hotel; Lunch and Dinner at local restaurant.

After breakfast at hotel, free on your leisure time till driver and guide will transfer you to Tan Son Nhat International Airport for your departure flight.

Meals: Breakfast at hotel

Note: check out time is 12:00.