Glimpses of Vietnam 6 Nights / 7 Days

Our local representative will be there to greet you and accompany you to your hotel (check-in time is 3.00 pm) as soon as you arrive at Noi Bai International Airport. You are free to spend the remainder of the day exploring Hanoi Town on your own.

• We'll come get you from the hotel in the heart of the Old Quarter. See the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum after that. Find out more about the life of Ho Chi Minh and his crucial contribution to the modern-day formation of this nation. See the Tran Quoc Pagoda, which is among Vietnam's oldest pagodas, and Quan Thanh Temple. Attend the Bat Trang Pottery Village (apply on Mon, Wed, & Fri) or a program of similar nature. We then go to the Ethnology Museum (open on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays) or a similar program to get a general understanding of Vietnamese ethnology and its variations. Visit the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's first university. Return to the Old Quarter to explore its 36 narrow main streets and discover the origin of its unusual moniker. What sets Hanoi apart is palpable;We will pick you up in the hotel in central Old Quarter. Then visit Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Learn more about Ho Chi Minh biography and his very important role of forming this country nowadays. Visit Quan Thanh Temple and Tran Quoc Pagoda (one of the oldest pagoda in Vietnam). Visit Bat Trang pottery village (applied on Mon, Wed & Fri) or equivalent program. Later we visit Ethnology Museum (applied on Tue, Thus, Sat & Sun) or equivalent program to have an overview of Vietnamese Ethnology and its differences. Stop by the first university in Vietnam, Temple of Literature. Back to Old Quarter to go through short and tiny 36 main streets and learn about its unique name orgin. You can feel what make Hanoi is different; as it combines between the past and the present. Tour ends around 5.00pm.

• When their fields flooded in the eleventh century, farmers had nothing to amuse them except puppets to play with, so they created the Water Puppet Show. The show is now linked with time-preserving art, frequently featuring songs about water-related mythology and harvest seasons. After the show, we return to the hotel to spend the night in Hanoi.

• Breakfast

• Proceed to check out of your hotel after breakfast. You will be taken to the airport later in the day to catch your flight to Da Nang.

• Our agent will greet you when you arrive in Da Nang and take you to your accommodation. You have the remainder of the day to yourself to explore Da Nang.

• Breakfast

• Spend a day away from the hustle and bustle of Da Nang and spend some time in the serene, mountainous Ba Na Hills. After seeing the Linh Ung Pagoda, ascend Nui Chua Mountain via cable car, then have lunch at a neighborhood eatery. The rides at Fantasy Park will have you enthralled for the remainder of the afternoon. You are picked up from your accommodation and your morning begins. You are driven beyond the city to Ba Na Hills, a resort established in the 1920s by French colonists, by a kind guide. Make a stop at Linh Ung Pagoda on route to witness the magnificent 220-foot (67-meter) statue of a Bodhisattva.As you tour past historic wine cellars and old French homes, your guide will teach you about the French occupation of Vietnam. Take a cable car to the top of Nui Chua Mountain once you're in the mountains. After making the short hike to Nghinh Phong Peak to take in the expansive view of the surrounding area, stop by a restaurant for a delicious Vietnamese lunch. Afterwards, visit Fantasy Park on Ba Na Hill, an indoor amusement area featuring exhilarating games suitable for all family members. After an exciting afternoon of exploration, return to Da Nang escorted by your guide.

• Breakfast

• Proceed to check out of your hotel after breakfast. You will be taken to the airport later in the day to catch your flight to Ho Chi Minh City.

• Our agent will greet you when you arrive in Ho Chi Minh City and take you to your accommodation. You have the remainder of the day to yourself to explore Ho Chi Minh City.

• Breakfast

• Commence the journey at the colonial-style Post Office and Notre Dame Cathedral. Continue to see the Thien Hau pagoda and a unique area that is not found in any other Vietnamese city: a thriving China Town where everyone speaks Vietnamese and Chinese on all signs and in resident conversation. The great market, also known as "Cho Lon" or The Big Market, is located in the heart of this vibrant neighborhood. Many Chinese residents in this neighborhood have seen considerable success in trade thanks to their knowledge, insight, and dynamism. One of the very few surviving memorials to the Vietnam War is the Cu Chi Tunnels, which may be reached northwest of Saigon after lunch. Cu Chi has 200km of manually excavated tunnels that were used by the Vietnamese guerilla forces as underground living quarters throughout the fighting. Before the Tet Offensive in 1968, the tunnel complex housed about 10,000 soldiers at its height of activity. It continues to be one of the most striking illustrations of just how intense the War was. In the late afternoon, return to Saigon.

• Breakfast

At the time specified, you will be picked up from the hotel lobby. To avoid disappointment, please arrive in the lobby fifteen minutes early. After that, you will be taken to the airport in time for your departure.