Upon arrival in Ho Chi Minh City, transfer to your hotel on arrival. Tonight join a special welcome dinner. (Check in time after 14.00PM)

Overnight in Sai Gon

We travel west by coach to the Mekong Delta, a wonder of nature where the enormous Mekong River splits into branches on its way to the South China Sea. Experience the fascinating network of rivers in the Mekong Delta and journey by motor boat to the atmospheric Cai Be floating market to watch the locals trading. Visit a small family business and immerse yourself in the nature of Binh Hoa Phuoc village. Fresh river food, traditional folk music and a bonsai garden. Disembark mid-afternoon and return to Saigon.

Overnight in Sai Gon

Starting discover major sights in Ho Chi Minh city with first stop is Notre Dame Catholic cathedral and short visit to French built Post office nearby and then we will proceed to see the Reunification Palace, formerly the Presidential Palace governed by the US-pro government of Republic of Vietnam. We will visit the War Remnants museum, which primarily contains exhibits relating to the American phase of the Vietnam War. Discover the history and fascinating street life of Saigon on a walking tour along Dong Khoi Street, known as Rue Catinat in French-colonial times.

Afternoon at leisure, before take the flight to Da Lat.

Overnight in Da Lat 

Da Lat – city of thousand flowers. It is the holy land of couples for honey moon. The weather here is ideal for all year around. The mountain and the trees make Da Lat become the land of nature and the architecture still unchanged from the French time. Interesting places we will visit here: Valley of love – the most romantic landscape in Da Lat, Prenn Waterfall where you can walk behind the curtain of falling water. Truc Lam for Meditation, Tuyen Lam Lake & Bao Dai’s summer Palace, Crazy house (Alice in Wonderland) and crazy monk. Enjoy hand embroidery picture gallery.

Overnight in Da Lat

Morning visiting the Old Railway Station which was built during French colonial times.

The Da Lat railway station was built in 1932 and put into use in 1936. There were two trains Da Lat- Nha Trang and Da Lat - Sai Gon a day. But this line was destroyed in the war and abandoned in the late 1960s. Seven kilometers of the track between Da Lat and Trai Mat has been reconstructed and operated for tourism purpose since 1997. The Ministry of Culture and Information certified the Da Lat railway station as a national historical and cultural site in 2001. And Da Lat railway station was also considered the nicest ancient railway station in all Indochina.

Take a ride in the old diesel train to Trai Mat village – where visitors can enjoy the fresh peaceful daily life style of local people and visit the historic Linh Phuoc pagoda.

In the afternoon, drive from Da Lat to Nha Trang.

Overnight in Nha Trang

Experience the coast of Nha Trang aboard a boat as you set out in the morning for the first stop at the Tri Nguyen Aquarium. You will then head out to Hon Mun Island where you have the chance for swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear waters. From here, continue to Hon Tam Island where you have the choice of relaxing on the beach or for the energetic - there is a choice of water sports (expense by your own). Lunch stop is at the fishing village of Lang Chai where there is time to explore before boarding the boat back to Nha Trang harbor.

Overnight in Nha Trang

This morning rise early to practice Tai Chi with locals on the beach before breakfast. Then visit the striking Long Son Pagoda, founded in the late 19 th century, with its giant seated Buddha. Continue to the Po Nagar, the best preserved Cham towers in the central Vietnam.

Afternoon free leisure until transfer to Nha Trang railway station for night train to Da Nang.

Located in the inner city, Da Nang railway station is one of the biggest ones on the North-South rail route and is part of the national rail system. From Da Nang, it is possible for travelers to buy tickets to all stations nationwide.

The Da Nang railway station was built and inaugurated in 1902 under the domination of the French based on the synchronized architecture from north to south. Since its establishment, much reconstruction and many improvements have been made, so there is no trace of the old architectural style. After the complete liberation of South Vietnam, Da Nang railway station was expanded to become a sectional unit with 3 functions: freight, travelers and technology demonstration stations.

Currently, Da Nang railway station is considered the biggest and most well-equipped one in Central Vietnam. It has been upgraded to be spacious and comfortable with an air-conditioned and well-equipped 200-person waiting lounge and can supply travelers with many additional services such as restaurants, bars, public telephone boxes, newspaper shops, washrooms and toilets. Security and order here are also assured.

Overnight on train

Train: Vietnam Railway

Train number: SE6

Departure time: 23:49 – 23:54

Arrival time: 10:18 – 10:34

Arrival at Da Nang in the late morning. Visit to Cham Museum, this elegance colonial building holds the finest collection of Cham sculptures in the world. Briefly pass .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

Keep going to Hoi An - which is known as Faifo too early Western Traders, it was one of the Southeast Asia’s major international port during 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

Overnight in Hoi An (not included early check in)

Walking tours with a visit Japanese Covered Bridge Pagoda: the first bridge on this site was constructed in 1593 by the Japanese community of Hoi An to link the town with the Chinese quarters across the stream. The bridge was provided with a roof so it could be used as a shelter from rain and sun. Sa Huynh Museum located near the Japanese Covered Bridge, it contains exhibitions from the earliest period of Hoi An history. Tran Family Chapel: this house for worshipping ancestors was built about 200 years ago with donations from family members. The Tran family traces its origins to China and moved to Vietnam around 1700. The architecture of the building reflects the influence of Chinese and Japanese styles. Phuoc Kiem Assembly Hall Chinese pagoda built around 1690 and then restored and enlarged in 1900. It is typical of the Chinese clans that were established in the Hoi An area. The temple is dedicated to Thien Hau Thanh Mau (Goddess of the Sea and Protector of Sailors and Fishermen). Lantern making workshop: Visit one of the lantern workshop in Hoi An. The framework of lantern will be made by the industry itself and clients with opportunity of making silk cloth on the lantern. Around the town we can see a numerous art galleries and tailor shops, get some made-to-order clothes if you like. Back to hotel and you will be free at leisure on the beach or wandering around the town for the rest of day.

Overnight in Hoi An

Travel north along the scenic coast and over Hai Van Pass to Hue, the former imperial capital. The Hai Van pass is the dividing line between the climate zones of North and South Vietnam. Continue South wards and pass Lang Co, a lovely stretch of beaches curving outwards between a clear blue lagoon, the South China Sea and the large coastal City of Da Nang.

Then arrival Hue, the former imperial capital of Vietnam - begin the sightseeing tour in the afternoon at Imperial city located in the heart of Hue. This vast complex will built in the early 19^th 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. Approach the city past the striking Flag Tower, where a giant Vietnamese Flag waves proudly overhead, to the imposing Ngo Mon Gate, the main entrance to the Imperial Enclosure. Enter into an area of spacious courtyard and serene LOTUS POND, and visit Dien Tho Residence (Dien Tho Palace) is where the Queen Mother lived; visit Thai Hoa Palace, the magnificently decorated reception Hall, the halls of the mandarins, the original Nine Dynastic URNS, among the other sites.

Overnight in Hue

Enjoy the boat trip ride down the Perfume River with a stop at the iconic Thien Mu Pagoda which is an elegance seven – tiered octagonal tower’ Hues, most widely recognized monuments. The sightseeing tour continues with a visit to the Imperial Tombs of Ming Mang. The tour end with a visit local Dong Ba Market which is close to the Imperial City. Free at leisure until take the night train to Hanoi.

Hue Railway Station is a railway station in the city of Huế, Vietnam. The station was built by the French colonists during French Indochina period.

The station is influenced by French architecture and is today considered one of the most beautiful railway stations in Vietnam. The station is situated by the North-South Railway, Vietnam.

Overnight on train

Train: Vietnam Railway

Train number: SE4

Departure time: 17:06 – 17:11

Arrival time: 05:00

Early check- in to hotel, free leisure to relax this morning. Today you will visit Hoan Kiem Lake (Sword Lake) located in the heart of Hanoi. In the Northern of this lake one can find Ngoc Son Temple from 18 century. Visit Hanoi's Ethnology Museum and its fascinating exhibitions about the diverse hill tribes in Vietnam. Enjoy Water Puppet Show.

Overnight in Hanoi (Early check – in included)

Ha Noi city tour with a visit to the One Pillar Pagoda. The Pagoda is close to Ho Chi Minh Memorial complex where the tour begins at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Here visitors can pay respect to the embalmed body of Ho Chi Minh. Continue through the Park to Ho Chi Minh Silt House, a simple two rooms dwelling where Ho Chi Minh lived from 1948 until his final days. Then heading to the Temple of Literature which is peaceful series of walled courtyards end graceful gateways.

This afternoon, visit the vast old world industrial complex of Gia Lam railway workshops. Enjoy dinner and catch train to Lao Cai.

Overnight on train (Fanxipan Express train/King Express train or similar)

Arrive at Lao Cai railway station in the early morning, heading u to Sapa then walk around Sapa to visit some nearby villages such as Cat Cat village. Dinner at local restaurant and free time at night to wander around local market, stone church

Overnight in Sapa (Not included early check – in)

Travel by vehicle from Sapa to local daily market.

Tuesday           : Coc Ly Market

Wednesday      : Cao Son Market

Thursday        : Lung Khau Nhin Market

Saturday         : Can Cau Market

Sunday            : Bac Ha Market

Take the opportunity and watch the daily life of Flower H’ Mong Minority with their colorful dresses. Then enjoy a leisurely trekking tour through the mountain (or valley) countryside around market. Head off to see the village of Flower H’ Mong and Tay people. In the late afternoon depart for Lao Cai Town for your departure back to Hanoi by train.  

Overnight on train (Fanxipan Express train/King Express train or similar)

Arrival Hanoi in early morning, drive to Ha Long Bay, with a stop-over at the ceramic and hand embroidery workshops en route. Ha Long Bay is truly one of Vietnam’s most impressive scenic sights. This exciting cruise will provide us a fantastic view of the picturesque scenery blending with the sky and some 3,000 limestone islands rising amazingly from the clear and emerald water. The limestone karsts formations are littered with beaches, grottoes and beautiful caves. Along the way we will anchor for a leisurely swim in a secluded cove and an enjoyable visit to one of the many hidden grottoes beneath towering cliffs.

Overnight on the Cruise (Not included early check – in in Hanoi)

As the sun rises over the glorious panorama this morning, you could try Tai Chi on deck. After breakfast we visit one of the bay's typical limestone grottos, before we sail back to shore where your driver waiting for you to pick you up & transfer back to Hanoi for farewell dinner.

Overnight in Hanoi

The day is at your leisure for last minute sight-seeing or shopping until your transfer to international airport for your onward flight.

End of tour!