Today, explore Halong Bay, the glories of the Gulf of Tonkin, which UNESCO listed as a Natural World Heritage site in 1994 and 2006. The route will travel through the Red River delta, which is home to lush paddy fields and small towns populated by hard-working farmers who are either plowing their fields with buffaloes or planting seedlings. When we get to Halong, we’ll hop on a big boat and cruise the bay to see the incredible beauty of this “Descending-dragon” bay, which was formed by a huge number of oddly shaped limestone cliffs and tiny island caves. After a meal on board, we may explore the grotto, stop for swimming or kayaking (at your expense), pass through floating towns, and get near to little islands to take in their beauty up close.the evening Attend on-the-boat events or unwind at your own pace. A night spent on the boat. 

To enjoy the dawn on the sea in the early morning, you should get up early. “East Sea” is what the Vietnamese refer to. So you can probably guess how amazing it was to view the sunrise over the little islands in the Bay. Almost every little island has its own name, adopting its shape or evoking it, such as Sail Island, Fisherman’s Head Rock, Butterfly Rock, or Turtle Island, for example, as our boat continues to sail through wonderful regions after breakfast. Return to Hanoi via car. transportation to Noi Bai International Airport, where a flight to Danang will thereafter depart from. Arrival at the airport is greeted, followed by a transfer to the shore to the Hoi An Ancient Town. Register at the hotel. Spend the night at the Hoi An hotel. 

Today, let’s take an intriguing stroll across the tile-roofed Japanese Bridge, stop by the reserved Chinese Assembly Halls, see the beauty of the historic homes, or listen to Central Vietnamese folk music at a bygone clubhouse. Later, we might make stops at temples or wander around the market by the Thu Bon River, where you could experience the same emotions as the painters who view the Hoi An roofs as a mystical, ancient world with an Oriental vibe and a source of inspiration. In addition, this is a great town for shopping for raw silk, soft silk, and lanterns. You can also get your garments customized here in a day. You will have the rest of the day to yourself to explore the town or go bicycling down Thu Bon to Cua Dai Beach. Overnight at the hotel in Hoi An.

Today, travel from Hoian to Hue through the Hai Van Pass (also known as the “Ocean Cloudy Mountain Pass”), stopping along the way to take in the splendor of Lang Co Beach. Hue is distinguished by the oldest royal architectural creations and the most traditional Vietnamese way of life, and is designated by UNESCO as the first Cultural World Heritage for Vietnam. From the Royal Citadel, Forbidden City, and Hue Royal Museum, discover the splendor of the city. Continue to Thien Mu Pagoda and see King Tu Duc’s Tombs, which have been well-preserved from the early 19th and early 20th centuries. Spend the night at the Hue hotel. 

After breakfast today, go from the hotel. Sent to Hue Airport in order to catch the aircraft to Saigon at noon. At the Tan Son Nhat airport, you will be greeted and transported to the hotel for check-in. The Reunification Palace, a testimony to the brutal Vietnam War’s end in 1975, is where the city tour of the evening begins. Today, the opulent structure houses a museum and a hall for business meetings. The Colonial-styled Central Post Office and the Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the city’s most famous buildings and erected between 1877 and 1883, are both close to the Palace. Take pictures of the Opera House and the Ho Chi Minh Committee (outside) while strolling down Nguyen Hue Street.To experience local life and browse for hand-made items, stroll from here to Ben Thanh Market, one of Saigon’s most recognisable symbols. Spend the night in a Saigon hotel. 

After breakfast today, head over to the Cu Chi Tunnels, one of the few surviving reminders of the Vietnam War. There are 200 km of hand-dug tunnels below the surface that were used by the Vietnamese guerillas’ forces throughout the fight. It continues to stand as one of the most striking illustrations of how intense the battle once was. To get the whole experience, you can even try to crawl several hundred meters down a tunnel. Upon your return to Saigon, be dropped off at your hotel. You are free to go shopping in the evening (no services are offered). Ben Thanh Market, the central and traditional market of Saigon, is one of the sites to be suggested to visit when you are shopping. Ben Thanh Market, An Dong Plaza and its neighboring Market, or Diamond Plaza may all be reached by foot from Saigon Square. Spend the night in a Saigon hotel. 

Today, go to My Tho, where you will board a boat and cruise down the magnificent Mekong River while observing how the locals live on its banks. We make a sightseeing stop at one of the four nearby islands. After that, you’ll board a tiny boat that the locals will row across a canal filled with water and a coconut tree to visit a nearby factory. You may sample the honey tea there and watch how the locals make the coconut milk. Enjoy your horse-drawn carriage ride down the village’s peaceful route after that. Enjoy a quick meal at a neighborhood eatery close to the Mekong River.Afternoon drive back to Saigon, stopping along the way to see the well-known Vinh Trang pagoda, a blend of Chinese, Cambodian, and French architectural styles. Spend the night in a Saigon hotel. 

You will be transported to the airport this morning to get ready for your journey back home or to your next location.