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Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Danang, Hoi An, My Tho, Ho Chi Minh City

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• Day 1

  Arrive Hanoi, Vietnam
  
   B：On Board / L：On Own / D: Vietnamese Cuisine
  
   [Hanoi] The Q hotel or similar
  Upon arrival at Hanoi International Airport, meet your representative and transfer by private vehicle to the hotel. Check in and enjoy time to rest before beginning your sightseeing program the following day.
• Day 2

  Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum – One Pillar Pagoda - Tran Quoc Pagoda – Hoan Kiem Lake - Old Quarter - Phung Hung Mural Street - Hoa Lo Prison (admission incl.)
  
   B：Hotel Buffet / L：Vietnamese Cuisine / D: On Own
  
   [Hanoi] The Q hotel or similar
  Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum:
  The resting place of Vietnamese revolutionary leader and President Ho Chi Minh whose body was permanently placed in the crystal coffin at the center of the display hall.
  
  One Pillar Pagoda:
  Located at Ba Dinh Square, this exceptional ancient temple was built on a pillar in the middle of Linh Chieu Lake and has become the icon of Hanoi Buddhism.
  
  Tran Quoc Pagoda:
  Constructed in the 6th century, this pagoda is the oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi and attracts many visitors for its magnificent architectural structure and the best spot to admire the stunning West Lake.
  
  Hoan Kiem Lake:
  Located right next to the Old Quarter, this clear-water lake is one of the major scenic spots and landmarks in Hanoi. In the middle of the Lake is Ngoc Son Temple which is accessible by a classical red wooden bridge and was built to dedicated to Van Xuong De Quan (God of Literature) and Tran Hung Dao (a national hero).
  
  Old Quarter:
  The once most significant commercial district is now a must-visit attraction in Hanoi. With 36 traditional streets being named after the popular commodities, like Hang Ma (paper), Hang Duong (sugar) etc., it reflects immersive historical atmosphere while representing the eternal soul of the city.
  
  Phung Hung Mural Street:
  A trendy hotspot with 19 characteristic murals restoring the original façade of Hanoi city and depicting the local’s daily life in the past.
  
  Hoa Lo Prison:
  It was an asylum where anti-French political prisoners were detained during French colonial era and American pilots were imprisoned during the Vietnam War. This historical relic has been transformed to a museum with collection of numerous records and tools about the torture of prisoners.
• Day 3

  Hanoi – Ha Long Bay – Athena Signature Cruise – Sung Sot Cave
  
   B：Hotel Buffet / L：On Board / D: On Board
  
   [Halong Bay] Athena Signature Cruise, Junior Suite
  Ha Long Bay:
  Recognized as an UNESCO Heritage Site in 1994 and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2011, the thousands natural islands scattered in the vast waters of Ha Long Bay presents breathtaking beauty of the paradise!
  
  Sung Sot Cave:
  Also known as “Surprise Cave”, it’s one of the most renowned natural limestone caves in Ha Long Bay discovered by the French in 1901. Its high ceiling is full of honeycomb limestone formations. As its name, the numerous stalactites inside this huge cave presenting various fascinating shapes will undoubtedly surprise you throughout the visit!
• Day 4

  Ha Long Bay – Luon Cave (Dugout Canoe) – Tuan Chau Harbour - Hanoi ✈ Danang
  
   Brunch: Buffet On board / D: On Own
  
   [Danang] Parosand Danang Hotel or similar
  Luon Cave:
  This arc-shaped underwater cave, 100m long, 60m wide, and 2.5-4m high depending on tide, is like a welcoming gate to the intoxicating wonderland of the limestone caves in Ha Long Bay. Never miss the dugout canoe ride which definitely offers the best and extraordinary experience of exploring this mysterious cave!
• Day 5

  Danang - Cam Thanh Coconut Village (Bamboo Basket Boat Ride) – Hoi An Ancient Town – Danang
  
   B：Hotel Buffet L：Vietnamese Seafood D: On Own
  
   [Danang] Parosand Danang Hotel or similar
  Cam Thanh Coconut Village: This peaceful riverside village preserves the traditional charm of rural central Vietnam. Travel by bamboo basket boat through water coconut forests and enjoy the tranquil scenery of the Thu Bon River area. Local boatmen may also share traditional rowing techniques and perform lively basket-boat demonstrations.
  
  Hoi An Ancient Town: Hoi An flourished as an international trading port during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, welcoming merchants from Vietnam, China, Japan and Europe. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, the town is known for its historic merchant houses, assembly halls, colorful lanterns, cafes and handicraft shops. Its blend of heritage and modern life creates a distinctive and charming atmosphere.
• Day 6

  Danang - Marble Mountains (admission incl.) - Ba Na Hills (Roundtrip Cable Car Ride incl.) - – Golden Bridge - Le Jardin D’Amour Flower Garden - Debay Wine Cellar – French Village
  
   B：Hotel Buffet / L：Buffet at Ba Na Hills / D: On Own
  
   [Danang] Parosand Danang Hotel or similar
  Marble Mountains: A cluster of five limestone hills representing the five elements of metal, wood, water, fire and earth. The mountains contain temples, pagodas, natural caves and beautifully carved Buddhist statues. From the viewpoints, enjoy panoramic views of the coastline, Danang and the Han River.
  
  Ba Na Hills: Located approximately 1,487 meters above sea level, Ba Na Hills is one of Danang’s best-known mountain resorts, combining scenic landscapes, European-style architecture, entertainment and dining. Ride the cable car to the summit and explore the Golden Bridge, Le Jardin d’Amour, the historic wine cellar, Linh Ung Pagoda and French Village.
  
  Golden Bridge: Suspended high above the mountains and seemingly supported by two giant stone hands, the Golden Bridge is one of Vietnam’s most photographed landmarks.
  
  Le Jardin d’Amour: A colorful collection of European-inspired gardens featuring flower displays, fountains, windmills and decorative landscapes.
  
  Historic Wine Cellar: Built by the French during the colonial era, the cellar uses the mountain’s naturally cool temperature to preserve wine and reflects Ba Na Hills’ former role as a French retreat.
  
  French Village: Designed to resemble a medieval French town, the village features stone-paved streets, churches, squares and castle-style buildings, creating the atmosphere of a charming European destination。
• Day 7

  Danang ✈ Ho Chi Minh City – Cu Chi Tunnel (admission Incl.)
  
   B：Hotel Buffet / L：Vietnamese Cuisine / D: On Own
  
   Harmony Saigon Hotel & Spa or similar
  Cu Chi Tunnel:
  One of the major relics and famous attractions of Ho Chi Minh City, Cu Chi Tunnel is like an underground complex being hand-carved quickly during the French occupation in the 1960s. Consisting of connecting rooms, escape routes, air vents, wells, etc., it also served as a significant military base in the resistance war against US in 1970s.
• Day 8

  Ho Chi Minh City - My Tho - Mekong River Cruise – Notre-Dame Cathedral - Central Post Office - Saigon Opera House – City Hall Square - Independence Palace
  
   B：Hotel Buffet / L：Selected 5-course Set Menu / D: On Own
  
   Harmony Saigon Hotel & Spa or similar
  Mekong River Cruise: The Mekong is one of Southeast Asia’s most important rivers and plays a vital role in southern Vietnam’s agriculture and daily life. Cruise along its tributaries and admire lush farmland, tropical orchards and peaceful riverside villages while experiencing the relaxed atmosphere of the Mekong Delta.
  
  Notre-Dame Cathedral: Built between 1863 and 1880 during the French colonial period, this red-brick cathedral features materials imported from France. Its twin bell towers remain among Ho Chi Minh City’s most recognizable landmarks.
  
  Central Post Office: Located beside the cathedral, this century-old French-style building is known for its pale-yellow exterior, decorative details, vaulted ceiling and elegant tiled floors.
  
  Saigon Opera House: A graceful French colonial building featuring ornate European architecture and serving as one of the city’s leading cultural landmarks. City Hall Square: Located in the heart of the city and surrounded by historic French-style buildings, the square is a popular place to experience the city’s lively atmosphere. Independence Palace: Formerly the presidential residence of South Vietnam, the Palace is an important symbol of modern Vietnamese history. Its interior includes reception rooms, ceremonial halls, military command areas and underground facilities.
• Day 9

  Depart Ho Chi Minh City
  
   早: 酒店自助餐
  After breakfast, transfer by private coach to Ho Chi Minh City Airport for your departure, marking the end of a memorable Vietnam journey.