First-time visitors to Phu Quoc are often surprised of its beaches which look sugary-white and the water is so crystal-clear. All are rated to be the best in Vietnam. The most spectacular beaches mostly spread along the western coast and gather around the southern tip of the island

start to visit Ho Chi Minh mausoleum, Ho Chi Minh Museum and One Pillar Pagoda. Our next stops are West Lake and Tran Quoc pagoda – the one which lies right beside the lake. After that, continue to visit Ethnology Museum, a valuable centre..

straight to to Son River (Quang Binh) where we take a boat trip to the park and famed caves at Phong Nha – Ke Bang, one of the newest UNESCO-designated World Heritage Sites in Vietnam.

take your time to travel around the Old Quarter streets to explore its animation and the abundance of fine-arts and handicrafts there...

embark on a boat for a leisurely trip around the tributaries of the mighty Mekong River. Our first stop is the vibrant floating market of Cai Be where each boat usually sells one particular item, whether it be pumpkins, pineapples, sugar canes,….

My Son hollyland, a World Heritage, 40 km southwest of Hoi An. Located in a lush valley, My Son was a capital and religious center of Cham people, now remaining with red brick towers and sanctuaries. My Son, considered to be as some of Southeast Asia's greatest archaeological sites, including Angkor in Cambodia, Bagan in Myanmar, Ayutthaya in Thailand and Borobudur in Indonesia.

trip to Ninh Binh, the south ancient capital of Vietnam. Take a boat trip along the canal between majestic mountain ranges and endless yellow rice fields. Visit Tam Coc Caves, well-known as the Halong Bay inland, worship at Bich Dong pagoda.

Vung Tau offers you perfect relaxation on sandy Marina beach caressed by the cool breeze from the vast Pacific Ocean. A wide range of entertainment is available (Extra option) including golfing and water sports (water skiing, surfing, sailing, etc.)

Hue – the citadel and the forbidden city - was built since beginning of Nguyen Dynasty in Vietnam 1802 with well complex of city and Emperor Palace of Nguyen dynasty. Even many parts were destroyed during 1968 American war in Vietnam but it is really an impressive place to visit.

Lao Chai village – home of Black H’Mong – here you trek through terraced rice fields to villages, meet and talk with locals to learn more about their daily life and habits. You trek through Ta Van village – home of Dzay hill tribe