Hidden Beauty Central Vietnam 6 Days

Our car and tour guide will pick up guests at hotel at around 7:30 am, you will explore the most impressive Phong Nha caves (50 km about the city, 45 minutes driving). After 25 minutes on boat, you will arrive Phong Nha cave, take a couple hours to see the cave. This cave is called as water cave, is famous for its rock formation which has been given names such as the “Lion”, the “Fairy Caves”, the “Royal Court”, and the “Buddha”. After having lunch at Phong Nha Village, visit Paradise cave – the longest dry cave in Asia (located in Phong Nha – Ke bang National Park’s core zone, 25km about Phong Nha cave, 75 km about Dong Hoi and 1h20 minutes driving) at the rest of the day.

Note: Please bring swimwear and towel for swimming (April up to September)

Tour guide: English Speaking Guide
Meals: Lunch

Have breakfast at your hotel then meet our driver and tour guide at the hotel lobby. Today, spend a full day to explore Dark Cave and Nuoc Mooc Stream. Dark cave is the true experience, kayaking over the river to get there, walking through the dark with only the head touching on your mining helmet, having a mud fight in the mud baths deep in the cave and then washing clean with a swim in the lake inside the cave. Afternoon is the time for Nuoc Mooc Stream – a paradise on Earth covered by the jungle, resembles a glittering green silk scarf. Listening to the birds twit, having hammock by the stream, kayaking or swimming are the main activities here.

Note: Activities include Muddy bath, ziplining, swimming, kayaking, please bring swimwear and towel

Tour guide: English Speaking Guide
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast at your hotel, our car will transfer you from Dong Hoi to Hue. Stop by to visit Vinh Moc tunnel and Hien Luong Bridge along the way. Vinh Moc an underground miniature village constructed to avoid bombardments during the American War, the largest historical tunnel in the DMZ of Vietnam. Over the Ben Hai River, Hien Luong Bridge (located in 17th Parallel) was bisected between South Vietnam and North Vietnam in the war. Arriving Hue in the afternoon and having the free time at your own leisure. Overnight is in Hue.

Tour guide: English Speaking Guide
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Breakfast in hotel and meet up with our local guide again to start a day exploring the charms of The Citadel in this former Imperial City with many well-preserved royal monuments in Hue. Board a dragon boat to cruising the Perfume River and stop at Thien Mu Pagoda to visit one of the most ancient and historic Buddhist place. After a lunch served in a local restaurant, continue to visit the most famous Tu Duc’s tomb and Hue’s biggest Dong Ba Market. Overnight is in Hue.

Tour guide: English Speaking Guide
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Follow by the ancient citadel is an ancient town – Hoian. After a rewarding drive through the scenic Ocean Clouds Mountain Pass (Hai Van pass) with a stop in Cham Museum and Marble Mountain in Danang, you will arrive to the well-known Hoian ancient town. Lunch will be served in a local restaurant then check in hotel and leisure time. Afternoon we take a walking tour into the Old Quarter to visit the Chinese Embassy Halls, Japanese Covered Bridge, Phuc Kien Pagoda & Tan Ky House. Early evening will be free time for shopping or relax. Overnight in Hoi An.

Tour guide: English Speaking Guide
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, you take the half day private tour to My Son – the sanctuary of Cham culture. You will walk into the ruins of ancient My Son holy land to recall the Champa people’s glory days dating from the 4th to the 13th century. Afternoon, balance your leisure time between lounging at the beach or happily emptying your wallet while browsing the world of handicrafts and souvenirs that Hoian has to offer or simply stroll along the riverside to get a feel for the olden days of the busy Faifo merchant port. The rest of the time is at your own leisure before heading to the airport/train station for your departure. End of service.

Tour guide: English Speaking Guide
Meals: Breakfas