Today, take a day journey to the Mekong River Delta to discover the rich culture and magnificent fluvial terrain. Your driver and guide will pick you up from your accommodation and transport you to Cai Be. Begin your excursion by drifting among the local barges loaded with fruits and vegetables at Cai Be floating market. Visit several local workshops before sitting down to a lovely lunch provided in a local home in the cool shadow of An Binh Island’s orchards. In the afternoon, hop into a traditional rowboat and head deeper into the countryside, drifting along small canals and taking in the scenery. Visit a nursery garden to learn about how farmers along the delta grow their world-famous fruits and vegetables. The boat arrives at Vinh Long at approximately 3.30 p.m. Our vehicle will greet you at the pier and return you to Saigon…

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.
Accommodation: Hotel in Saigon.

Enjoy a morning city tour that includes stops at the central post office, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Reunification Palace, and the Ben Thanh market.
Transfer to the airport in the early afternoon for a trip to Danang. When you arrive in Danang, your driver will greet you and transport you to your accommodation in Hoian.

Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoian.

Hoian was a bustling international commercial port for Chinese, Dutch, French, Japanese, Portuguese, and Arab traders from the 16th through the 18th century. These people came to deal in high-quality silk, which is still manufactured in the area, as well as pottery.
Today, Hoian is a charming riverfront town known for its eccentric architecture, tailor shops, and several cafés. Some of the structures in the tiny streets haven’t altered in almost a century. We take a half-day walking tour through the Ancient Quarter’s small winding lanes, stopping at Chua Ong Pagoda, Chinese Assembly Halls, the 200-year-old Tan Ky family residence, and the Japanese Bridge.

After lunch, enjoy a short boat ride to a neighboring island to view a ceramics crafts town as well as the boat manufacturing yards. Hoian is officially one of Vietnam’s sixth World Heritage Sites, according to UNESCO. Then return to your hotel. The evening is free to spend as you like.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoian.

Meet your driver in the hotel lobby and depart Hoian in the morning, driving to Hue across the 500m high Hai Van pass, stopping for a drink at the gorgeous beach of Lang Co before continuing to Hue. This afternoon, take a tour of Hue City, which includes the Citadel and the Forbidden Purple City, as well as the Imperial Museum and Dong Ba market.

Meal: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Hue.

After breakfast at the hotel, you will be free until your transport to the airport for your trip to Hanoi. When you arrive, your guide and driver will pick you up from the airport and transport you to your hotel in town for check-in and refreshment.
The rest of the day will be spent on a quick city tour, including a cyclo ride around Hanoi’s Old Quarter and a Water Puppet Show at Thang Long Theatre, a unique type of Vietnamese art developed from South East Asia’s wet-rice civilization.

Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi.

08:00: Pick up for a 2.5-hour journey to Halong, traveling through the countryside of the Red River Delta.
Spend 24 hours on a traditional Junk Cruise in the beautiful bay, natural beauty of jutting limestone islets, and stunning blue waters. Arrive at the pier at 12:00 p.m. to board your cruise. As we sail out into the magical bay, have a sumptuous meal with fresh seafood on board. Cruise around several of Halong’s numerous islands in the afternoon, including Dinh Huong and Ga Choi. Visit one of the bay’s three major caverns along the route (Thien Cung, Dau Go, or Sung Sot). Stop at an island cove with a sheltered white-sand beach and take a dip in the warm waters of the East Sea (Bien Dong) (weather permitting). Pass the night on your cruise, lulled to sleep by the gentle rocking of calm waters.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.
Accommodation: Cruise on Halong Bay.

Wake up early and practice Tai Chi on the top deck, or simply relax and watch the dawn over the bay’s towering islands. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea in the morning before starting off on a rowing tour of surrounding islands. Return to the junk for breakfast, then relax on the sundeck and observe the spectacular rock formations of Bai Tu Long Bay as you make your way back to Halong City. Before returning to Halong pier, have lunch onboard the boat. Your driver will be waiting for you at the pier and will take you back to Hanoi.

Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi.

You have the entire day today to visit Vietnam’s lovely capital. Hanoi is an eclectic blend that provides something for everyone, with its broad tree-lined boulevards, French colonial buildings, calm lakes, and ancient oriental pagodas. The Ho Chi Minh Complex (Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum and stilt home); the Presidential Palace; the neighboring One Pillar Pagoda; the Old Quarter; the Temple of Literature; West Lake; and the calm Tran Quoc Pagoda & Quan Thanh Temple are all included in your city trip.
Take a flight to Yangon in the late afternoon. When you arrive at Yangon International Airport, your driver will greet you and transport you to a hotel in the city center.

Meal: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Yangon.

Take a morning flight to Mandalay, where our tour guide and driver will greet you and take you on a full-day tour of the city.
Mandalay, Myanmar’s Buddhist capital, is a land of stupas, monks, and monasteries. The most exciting visit would be when you can see the monks worshiping and eating.
We begin by driving to Sagaing Hill, where we learn about monk education and see Budda cave, Uminthonze pagoda, and Sunooponnyashin temple. Take a look at this panoramic picture of Mandalay. The next destination is Amarapura, which is known for the Mahagandaryone Monastery. Amarapura is the ideal spot in Mandalay to experience monastic life. Cross the Ubein Bridge, the longest teakwood bridge of its kind, to reach the Mahamuni Image, a bronze Buddha image built during Buddha’s lifetime.

Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Mandalay.

Drive to Mandalay dock and board a boat upstream to Mingun, famous for its massive and unfinished Pahtodawgyi Pagoda and Mingun Bell, a 90-ton ringing bell.
In the afternoon, tour Mandalay Palace, Shwenandaw Monastery, which is recognized for its fine wood carvings, gold leaf beating factory, and Kuthodaw Pagoda, which is recognized as the world’s largest book.
Take a flight to Bagan in the afternoon. When you arrive, your driver will take you to your hotel.

Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Bagan.

After breakfast, ride an unusual horse cart to one of Bagan’s largest temples, Nan Paya pagoda, and many other interesting places nearby, then continue on to Minkaba Gubyaukyi Temple, enjoy the architectural difference in MyaZedi pagoda, and finally to Manuha Temple. The panoramic sunset vista atop Bagan’s second-highest pagoda, ShweSandaw, is the day’s highlight.

Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: Hotel in Bagan.

Today, we’ll continue our touring with a visit to Minkaba Gubyaukyi temple, followed by a look at the architectural differences in the MyaZedi pagoda before traveling to Manuha Temple.
This afternoon, take a unique horse carriage to one of Bagan’s largest temples, the Nan Paya pagoda, and several other intriguing attractions nearby.
Take a flight to Yangon later in the day. When you arrive, your driver will greet you and take you to your hotel in town

Meals: Breakfast
Accommodations Hotel in Yangon..

Yangon, once known as Rangoon, is a peaceful and lovely city. Yangon is one of the most intriguing and authentic capitals in South-East Asia, thanks to its remarkable colonial and spiritual legacy.
Begin your first Myanmar journey with a visit to Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon’s most renowned structure, which dominates the sky with golden flashes, huge spires, and holy treasures.
We next proceed on an orientation stroll from Sule Pagoda to Chinese Town, taking in the fascinating lanes of Yangon’s center as well as British Colonial structures such as Emmanuel Church and the Inland Water Buildings.
Myanmar’s holiest landmark is the 70-meter-long reclining Buddha at Kyaukhtatgyi Pagoda.

Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodation: N/A.