Xin Chao! Arrive in the city and prepare to delve into its rich history and religious heritage. As evening falls, wander through the enchanting Old Quarter, where traditional Vietnamese architecture meets vibrant street life. You'll be mesmerized by the charm and cultural significance!

• Arrive in Hanoi and transfer to hotel
• Explore the Old Quarter
• Visit of Hanoi opera house
• Visit St Joseph’s cathedral
• Traditional water puppet show

Today, we explore Hanoi, a city celebrated for its ancient architecture and vibrant culture influenced by Chinese and French traditions. Discover captivating temples and historic landmarks while savoring delicious Vietnamese Goi Cuon, showcasing the flavors of this remarkable heritage.

• Visit the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum
• Explore the Presidential palace
• Pay a visit to the One Pillar pagoda
• Visit Ho Chi Minh museum

Ninh Binh captivates with its stunning landscapes. Steeped in history since the 10th century, this region invites you to explore ancient temples and historic sites that echo tales of the past, all while immersing yourself in its breathtaking natural beauty.

• Explore the Hoa Lu ancient capital
• Sampan boat ride in Tam Coc
• Caving in Ninh Binh
• Visit Bich Dong pagoda

Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is steeped in history and legend. Named "Descending Dragon," it reflects ancient spiritual beliefs. Exploring its caves and islands reveals the region’s deep connection to Vietnam’s cultural and religious heritage.

• Luxury cruising in Ha Long Bay
• Swim at Ti Top island
• Visit the Thien Cung cave and Dau Go cave

Ha Long Bay's village preserves traditional water-based lifestyles, embodying deep cultural, spiritual and ancestral ties to the sea. With a rich history of pearl harvesting and fishing, the village reflects both the religious reverence for nature and its vital economic role in the region.

• Morning Thai Chi on the deck
• Explore Sung Sot cave
• Hands on Vietnamese culinary experience
• Kayaking at Cong Dam

Hue, the former capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, showcases its imperial legacy through grand citadels and ancient temples steeped in Confucian and Buddhist traditions. Its leafy streets are lined with moss-covered pagodas and elegant mansions, reflecting a vibrant culture of art and cuisine.

• Discover the Imperial city and the Forbidden purple city
• Tour the Thien Mu pagoda
• Take a Dragon boat ride
• Enjoy a royal dinner accompanied by traditional Hue court music

The Tombs of the Emperors in Hue, Vietnam, are magnificent mausoleums. Each features unique architecture reflecting the emperor's beliefs. Key sites include Emperor Minh Mang's harmonious layout and Emperor Tu Duc's serene gardens, highlighting Vietnam's royal heritage.

• Tour the Tombs of the emperors
• Visit the Thanh Toan bridge
• Relax and enjoy a dinner of Hue royal cuisine

Hoi An, a former trading port, presents a serene escape with its ancient shop houses and revered pagodas. This historic town reflects diverse cultures and spiritual traditions, while lanterns illuminate the streets at night, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its rich heritage.

• Visit the Japanese covered bridge
• Explore Fujian assembly hall
• Visit the Quan Cong temple
• Join a local lantern-making workshop

My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is home to ancient Hindu temples that were the spiritual center of the Champa Kingdom. Nestled in a lush valley, these red-brick structures highlight the artistic and religious legacy of Hinduism in Vietnam.

• Take a half-day tour to My Son Sanctuary
• Enjoy a half-day trip to Ba Na Hills
• Experience the famous coconut basket boat tour at Bay Mau
• Indulge in a sunset cruise in Hoi An

Da Nang, a vibrant city with a rich history, transforms from a French colonial port to a modern hub. Home to My Khe Beach and significant religious sites like Linh Ung Pagoda, it showcases its cultural heritage through delicious cuisine and the warm hospitality of its residents.

• Visit the Marble mountains
• Climb to the top of Thuy Son mountain
• Visit the Linh Ung pagoda

Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon, thrives as Vietnam's economic center, merging history and modernity. Colonial architecture and sites like the War Remnants Museum showcase its past, while diverse temples reflect its rich cultural and religious heritage.

• Visit the Reunification palace
• Learn at War Remnants museum
• Explore Notre Dame cathedral
• Stroll through Saigon central post office

The Cu Chi Tunnels, near Ho Chi Minh City, are an extensive underground network from the Vietnam War, providing hiding spots and living quarters for Viet Cong fighters. They reflect the resourcefulness and resilience of the Vietnamese people during their struggle for independence.

• Discover the Cu Chi Tunnels
• Stroll through the Saigon French quarters
• Visit to the Jade Emperor pagoda
• Explore the vibrant Ben Thanh night market

The Mekong Delta, a lush region in southern Vietnam, features a network of waterways vital for trade and agriculture. Known for rice and tropical fruit cultivation, traditional villages embody ancient customs and spirituality, reflecting the deep connection between culture and daily life.

• Visit the Cao Dai temple
• Explore the Cai Rang floating market
• Visit the Binh Thuy ancient house
• Discover the Mekong Delta by sampan

Tay Ninh is the spiritual heart of the Cao Dai religion, blending major world faiths. The iconic Holy Tower, built between 1933 and 1955, serves as a vibrant spiritual hub, symbolizing the region's cultural heritage and commitment to religious harmony.

• Visit the Great Holy See temple
• Explore the Black Virgin mountain