Halong is called the bay of “Descending dragon” from an old legend of Vietnamese people that 3000 beautiful islands in the bay were created by a dragon long time ago. This bay is located in Gulf of Tonkin area which is about 1000 square kms long. This is the only place in the world where you can see so many beautiful islands of lime stone emerging from emerald water with many different shapes. Because of its beauty and rich natural resources, Halong Bay was recognized by UNESCO as Natural World Heritage in 1995.

Attractions:

Peaceful boat trip on the bay, discovering mysterious grottos in the mountain, kayaking on emerald water to discover the bay by yourself, authentic seafood lunch on boat, swimming in the middle of the bay…

Phong Nha is mysterious cave located in the limestone cliff of Ke Bang, Quang Binh province, 50 Km North West of Dong Hoi Town. The cave still remains all original form of stalactite and stalacmite. The boat trip on Son River through beautiful scenery of water and mountain is really impressive, along the river you can enjoy seeing daily activities of local people. When entering the cave, be patient enough, because it is the longest underground river in the world (13969m). Phong Nha cave also has the biggest gate, the most beautiful underground lake and stalactite and stalectite in the world. UNESCO recognized Phong Nha as the second Natural Worl Heritage in Vietnam in 2004.

Attractions:

Beautiful boat trip on Son River, discovering the beauty of Phong Nha Cave.

Hue was the last capital of Vietnam under feudal system (from 1802 to 1945). There are lots of historical relics remained in this city (like an indeed great museum). Hue is also one of the most scenic places in Vietnam with beautiful Perfume River in the middle of the city. Life here seems to be peaceful and quiet like hundred years ago. Small streets with green trees shading along, old relics from the past can be seen at every corner. Staying in Hue, you can feel the atmosphere of ancient citadel from the past, visiting Royal Tombs of the Kings or typical garden house, which you can find only in Hue. A French man once told us that “Hue is not only a city, Hue is a citadel”

Attractions:

Ancient Imperial Citadel, Royal Tombs of the Kings, Kim Long Village with lots of garden house still remained, boat trip on Perfume River, Thien Mu Pagoda … 

Hoi An used to be the biggest sea port in the centre of Vietnam from 15th to 19th century. Merchant ships from many countries such as the Netherlands, Great Britain, Japan, France, Portugal, China, Indonesia etc. used to anchor here to purchase silk, pottery, tea, pepper and lacquerware of Vietnam. Many Chinese and Japanese people settled down here and set up their communities together with Vietnamese people. At the end of 19th century, the port was moved to the city of Danang, Hoi An therefore was forgotten and turned to be as Vietnamese called it “a sleeping beauty”. This town was not getting much affection during the French era and even ruined later on by the American War. But still there are 844 unique historical relics to explore. Staying in Hoi An is like a living in a museum. The streets still intact just like it used to be hundreds years ago with ancient houses, Japanese Bridge or Chinese Congregations Assembly Halls, with influences from Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and Westerners who later settled down the region. Now, tourism like a prince woke the sleeping beauty up. Hoi An is now back on track, exciting and busy like never yet before.

Attractions:

Walking tour in the old town, boat trip on Thu Bon river, bike ride in rural area of Hoi An, discover the busy town in early morning or late afternoon.

My Son is one of 5 world heritage in Vietnam ware recognized by UNESCO in 2000 . Located only 60 kms from Hoi An, this place used to be the holy land of Cham people from 4th to 13th century. From 15th century, it was forgotten by the people till the end of 19th century, the French discover it. At that time, My Son still remained more that 70 intact towers, which used to be the place for Cham people worshiping to Hinduism and the King of Champa Kingdom. Coming here, you will have a feeling like getting lost to the time of thousands years ago. Discovering unique architecture of Cham towers, admiring mysterious sculpture art on brick and sandstone of Cham people will create unforgettable experiences for you after the trip.

Attractions:

Discovering Cham tower, which was built from 6th to 13th century, admire their unique art of building the tower from brick and learn about interesting history of Champa kingdom.