17 Days Majestic Vietnam with Phu Quoc Beach Break

Including Ba Dinh Square, the Presidential Palace, Ho Chi Minh’s Stilt House and Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum (Outside visiting as it’s closed for annual maintenance). Nearby is the famous One Pillar Pagoda built of wood on a single stone pillar designed as a lotus blossom, which is a Buddhist symbol of purity.

Vietnamese name is Quoc Tu Giam – The Vietnam’s first University, which was built in 1070 in honor of Confucius, his followers and Chu Van An, a moral figure in Vietnamese education. 

A valuable centre for the exhibition and the preservation of cultural heritages of the 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam.

Enjoy the cyclo ride through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a network of narrow alleys and shop houses also known as “The 36 Streets.” This is a wonderful place to watch the local life and peruse items fabrics to crafts to exotic medicines.

Ngoc Son Temple is located at the northern end of Sword Lake (aka Hoan Kiem Lake). From the shore, walking on the Welcoming Morning Sunlight Bridge leads to the island.

Arrive at the cruise's lounge. Embark on the cruise, enjoy a welcome drink, and attend a safety briefing.

Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch at the restaurant as you sail past stunning islets and limestone mountains.

Paddle by kayak or sampan through the tranquil waters of Luon Cave, surrounded by towering limestone formations that tell stories of centuries past.

One of the most renowned sites in Ha Long Bay where you can get a stunning view with an easy hike. By the foot of the mountain on this island, you can enjoy diving into the clear blue waters for a refreshing swim.

Get back to the boat and enjoy our Sunset party while our cruise sailing to the overnight anchorage. Attend a Vietnamese cooking demonstration. You can quickly learn a simple but delicious Vietnamese dish - Nem Ran (Fried Spring Roll)

Awaken your senses with a peaceful Tai Chi session on the sundeck, followed by a light, energizing breakfast.

Step into the magical world of Sung Sot Cave, where dramatic stalactites and stalagmites create an otherworldly atmosphere. Walking through steep stone steps, visitors can have the feeling of climbing the mountain and experience the excitement of stepping into the sky.

Settle your bill at reception, then enjoy a scenic brunch as we approach the pier.

Visit the Royal Palace which has three perimeters of rampart, namely outside to inside: Kinh Thanh (Capital Citadel), Hoang Thanh (Royal Citadel) and Tu Cam Thanh (Forbidden Citadel).

Located on Chau Chu Mountain near Hue city. In comparison with those of the preceding emperors, Khai Dinh’s tomb is much smaller on the surface but it is very elaborate. It is the result of the intermingling of many architectural trends: European and Asian, as well as ancient and modern.

Visit Vietnam's tallest pagoda, a spiritual symbol of Hue, offering picturesque views of the Perfume River.

Visiting the Hoi An Market is an exciting experience. As the largest traditional market, you may expect to witness the most diverse range of local products including fresh vegetables, fruits, fish, animals, foods, spices, tools, handicrafts and more.

Board our river basket boat for a relaxing 30-minute ride on the Thu Bon river to Bay Mau Coconut Forest, which is recognized by the Province as an official ecological zone.

You will learn how to prepare 4 traditional Vietnamese dishes while you enjoy the cool breeze and the peaceful setting of the countryside.
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• Fresh spring rolls
• Pan cakes
• Stir fried beef noodles
• Hanoi noodles (Pho Hanoi)

Explore its narrow lane lined with centuries-old houses showcasing Chinese, Japanese, French, and European architectural influences. Visit key attractions such as the 400-year-old Japanese Covered Bridge, the Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, the Tan Ky old house, and the local market, while enjoying the town’s vibrant art galleries and tailor shops.

A historic Hindu temple complex built between the 4th and 14th centuries by the kings of Champa. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1999, My Son is considered one of the most important Hindu temple complexes in Southeast Asia.

Marble Mountains – A masterpiece of nature presented to Da Nang. Challenge yourself to climb up to over 120 steps to get to the Mable of Water (Thuy Son). here, amazing and fabulous fairylands appear in front of your eyes.

This 2,185-foot-long bridge designed like an undulating golden dragon is the most well-known bridge over the Han River in downtown Da Nang. On weekend nights, the dragon comes to life in an unexpected way: the bridge is closed to traffic, and the giant dragon head on the east end of the bridge emits bursts of flames and water in a stunning night display. Prepare to get wet if you stand on the bridge near the head.

A vibrant shopping destination where visitors can experience local culture, shop for fresh produce, unique souvenirs, and traditional Vietnamese products.

Enjoy a cable car ride which offers a panorama of Ba Na Hills, spring stream , Danang city and Danang coast your cabin at the height of 1,487 meters above sea level. During your time on the mountain, enjoy a visit to: Fantasy Park, Le Jardin with the relics of the French colony, Linh Ung Pagoda, Golden Bridge.

Discover the fascinating underground network of Cu Chi Tunnels, built by Vietnamese resistance fighters during the struggle for independence. Learn about the tunnel system’s living spaces, kitchens, and command centers, and the resilience of those who lived and fought underground.

Formerly known as Independence Palace, built on the site of the former Norodom Palace, a landmark in the city.

Explore iconic French Indochina-era buildings such as City Hall, Ho Chi Minh Monument and the neoclassical Central Post Office designed by Gustave Eiffel which was constructed when Vietnam was part of French Indochina in the early 20th century.

A magnificient building located in the heart of the city and was established by French colonists. This cathedral was constructed between 1863 and 1880

An iconic structure in the region built in early 19th century. Initially, the pagoda was simply a workshop where the owners practiced during their retirement in the neighborhood.

Board the boat at a pier and cruising on the Mekong River. Here, overlooking floating houses where fishes are farmed beneath the house.

Here you'll  a ride to reach a performance site where Vietnamese traditional music can be heard and seasonal tropical fruit can be tasted (included).

Get on a small hand-rowing boat to slowly cruise through a small creek with beautiful overhanging coconut trees. Lives both sides of the creek can be observed.

Before heading to lunch, passing through a bee-keeping farm, and enjoying honey tea, a typical Mekong house can be viewed here. Continue traveling to learn the coconut candies-making process a workshop. A sample of candies can be tasted.

One of the largest market in the Mekong Delta. The market is bustling with boats selling fresh produce like mangoes, bananas, and pineapples. Vendors display goods using long poles, creating a maze of boats on the river. Enjoy the lively atmosphere as smaller boats weave through larger ones, offering drinks to market-goers.

Visit the 1870 French-style house, a backdrop in the film L’amant by J. Annaud, and explore its historical significance. The house, now a national heritage site, is surrounded by a beautiful garden with rare orchids.

Gam Ghi Island - Snorkeling at the coral reef – Enjoy the beach

Mong Tay Island - Snorkeling at the coral reef

May Rut Island - White sand lagoon – unique chillout

Speed boat arrives at Thom Island: Enjoy the water park – more than 20 modern games the world’s leading manufacturers.

Back on the cable car (around 25 mins): Enjoy sunset & rides with a panoramic overall view of the islands