Your tour guide and driver will pick you up at 8 AM. Begin your adventure at the awe-inspiring My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was once the spiritual capital of the ancient Champa Kingdom. Marvel at the intricate Hindu temples nestled in the lush jungle landscape and learn about the fascinating history of this remarkable archaeological site from your knowledgeable local guide.

In the afternoon, venture to the charming town of Hoi An, a well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries. Stroll through the picturesque Old Town, admiring the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, the historic Tan Ky House, and the ornate Phuc Kien Assembly Hall. Immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture as you explore the bustling markets and local shops.

Experience the skilled craftsmanship of Hoi An’s renowned tailors. You will be guided through the selection of fabrics, designs, and styles. The shop’s tailors then take precise measurements to ensure a perfect fit for you. Spend the night at a hotel in Hoi An.

Today, hop on your bike and ride to Eco Cam Thanh village, a charming little village that lies on the edge of Hoi An. Take a tour around the garden and help the farmers prepare and fertilize the land to understand more about the daily tasks of local gardeners. Enjoy a delicious meal prepared by a local family.

Continue your journey in Bay Mau Coconut Forest in Hoi An with a tranquil boat ride. Glide through the lush, verdant canals surrounded by towering coconut palms. As your traditional basket boat drifts along the waterways, you’ll be treated to captivating performances by skilled rowers who effortlessly maneuver the boats with impressive balance and agility.

Spend your night at the same hotel in Hoi An.

Get on your bike and start a new day by cycling through the picturesque countryside, passing by lush rice fields and quaint local villages to An Bang Beach. Upon reaching the beach, you can jump into the crystal-clear waters or simply relax on the golden sands. After soaking up the tranquil atmosphere, hop back on your bike and make your way back to Hoi An.

In the afternoon, bid farewell to the central coast and take a flight to the dynamic Ho Chi Minh City, where you can immerse yourself in the bustling urban energy and uncover the city’s rich history and culture.

Overnight at a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City.

Ho Chi Minh City day tour offers a compelling exploration of Vietnam’s complex history and cultural heritage. The first stop, the War Remnants Museum, provides a sobering yet insightful look into the country’s tumultuous past, showcasing exhibits that reflect the impact of the Resistance War against America. Visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the struggles and sacrifices made during this pivotal period.

The next destination, the Independence Palace, serves as a symbol of Vietnam’s hard-won independence. Formerly the residence of the government of South Vietnam, the palace offers a glimpse into the political and architectural significance of this landmark. You can wander through the meticulously preserved rooms and gardens, gaining a sense of the power and influence that once resided within its walls.

The final stop, the Notre Dame Cathedral, stands as a testament to the country’s diverse religious and cultural influences. This iconic French-colonial structure, with its striking red brick facade and towering spires, provides a serene contrast to the previous historical sites. You can explore the cathedral’s intricate interior and appreciate the blend of European and Vietnamese architectural styles.

Overnight at the same hotel in Ho Chi Minh City.

The second day of the HCM City tour continues with a visit to the bustling Ben Thanh Market, a popular destination for both locals and tourists. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere, interacting with vendors and exploring the diverse array of goods on offer, from traditional Vietnamese handicrafts to fresh produce and street food.

After exploring the market, the tour moves on to the Cu Chi Tunnels, an intricate network of underground passages used by Vietnamese forces during the Resistance War. You can learn about the history and construction of the tunnels and even crawl through a portion of them to gain a firsthand understanding of the challenges faced by the soldiers who fought there.

The final stop of the day is My Tho, a city located in the Mekong Delta region. Stay the night at local hotel there.

Our first destination of today’s visit is the Vinh Trang Pagoda, a stunning 19th-century Buddhist temple that blends Eastern and Western architectural styles. After exploring the pagoda, you’ll board a sampan and cruise along the Ham Luong River, passing by stilt houses and lush fruit plantations on the river banks.

Stop by Unicorn Island, where you’ll have the chance to walk through serene country lanes and sample tropical fruits from local plantations. The tour then takes you on a rowing boat ride through the Thoi Son canal, allowing you to appreciate the tranquil beauty of the Mekong Delta countryside.

Finally, you’ll have the opportunity to explore Tan Thach village by bicycle, interacting with the friendly local residents and gaining a deeper understanding of their daily lives. Get in your car and move to Can Tho City, and spend the night at a hotel there.

The Mekong Delta tour continues with a visit to the Cai Rang floating market. It is the largest and most famous floating market in Vietnam, with its unique culture and bustling trading activities on the river. Witness the lively trade of local produce, fruits, and handicrafts as vendors navigate the waterways in their small boats.

Once finish the boat trip, get in the car and move to Binh Thuy Ancient House – a French-styled building with a Gothic-styled four-step staircase and spacious front yard. It was built in 1870 by the Duong family and is still managed by the eighth generation. The house was famously used in the 1992 movie “L’Amant” (“The Lover”), based on the novel of the same name by the French author Marguerite Duras.

The next destination is Munir Ansay Pagoda. It is a cultural and religious center for the Khmer people. Built with simple bamboo materials in the 1940s, it has undergone numerous renovations to achieve its current appearance. The pagoda features a three-tower design inspired by Angkor Wat’s architecture. It serves as a symbol of Khmer architecture and hosts various festivals.

Overnight in the same hotel in Can Tho city.

On this final day, you will move to Hau Giang province which is 1 hour away from Can Tho, to visit the Spring Tourism Site. It is an interesting destination for nature lovers and people who desire to discover the wild beauty of the Southern region. You can travel around by bike on small paths or by boats through small canals to watch different kinds of birds and plants, including some listed in the Red Book.

After the visit, our driver and guide will take you back to Ho Chi Minh. End of tour in Ho Chi Minh City.