Upon your arrival in Hue, the former imperial capital of Vietnam, you will be welcome by guide and driver then transferred to your hotel in town. 

Overnight in Hue

Begin the sightseeing tour in the old imperial city located in the heart of Hue. This vast complex will built in the early 19th century. End model after the forbidden city of Peking. Most the building have been destroyed during the Vietnam- American War, but the monuments that remain provide a fascinating glimpse into the Court Life of the Nguyen Dynasty. 
Continue to the trip by Visiting Dien Tho residence( Dien THo Palce). Look at the Thai Hoa Palace and its magnificently decorated reception hall, the halls of the Mandarins as well as the original nine dynastic urns among the other sites. Enjoy the boat trip ride down the Perfume River with a first stop at the iconic Thien Mu Pagoda which is an elegance seven – tiered octagonal tower’ Hues, most widely recognized monuments. The sightseeing tour continue with a visit to the Imperial Tombs of Tu Duc. Take sometimes to soak in the tranquil atmosphere , wandering among the gracefully proportioned pavilions, courtyards and lotus ponds. The tour end with a visit local Dong Ba Market which is close to the Imperial City. 

Overnight in Hue

In the morning, travel by vehicle from Hue to Hoi An and stop for a sightseeing tour in Danang. 
During this trip, on the scenic mountainous roads, the spectacular views of the coastline can be enjoyed. Half way between Danang and Hue lies the Hai Van pass, which is the dividing line between the climate zones of North and South Vietnam. Continue Southwards and pass Lang Co, a lovelt stretch of beaches curving outwards between a clear blue lagoon, the South China Sea and the large coastal City of Danang before arriving in Hoi An. Beginning sightseeing tour in Da Nang with a visit to Cham Museum. This elegance colonial building holds the finest collection of Cham sculptures in the world. Briefly pass China beach a famous spot for America soldiers during the Vietnam – America War. 
Stop on the way to visit the Marble Mountains. These are five stone hillocks rising sharply from the surrounding rice fields and are said to each represent one of the five elements of the universe. 
Arriving Hoi An which is know as Faifo too early Western Traders, it was one of the Southeast Asia’s major international port during 17th , 18th and 19th centuries. This beautifully preserved historic city can be best visited on foot. Wander through the cobbled street, pass low tile – roofed buildings and explore the busting central market and the small Harbour where colourful painted boats are moored. Continue the walking tour and visit a private house where member of the same family have lived continuously for century in the traditional way. Visiting Family Chaper built by prominent, merchant or official families as the center ancestor worship a Chinese style Pagoda or Assembly Hall: Japanese Covered Bridge Pagoda which is the first bridge on this site and was constructed in 1593 by Japanese community of Hoi An to link the Town with the Chinese Quarter across the stream. 

Overnight in Hoi An

Take a half day trip to My Son , Vietnam’s center of the ancient Kingdom of Champa. Get amazed about the accuracy these temples are built and how they survive the past centuries. capital and religious centre of the former Champa Kingdom. Free at leisure or we can go shopping 

Overnight in Hoi An

The morning is at leisure until transfer to Danang Airport for onward flight.

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