14-Day Vietnam UNESCO Discovery

Wake up to the enchanting sunrise on the ship's prow—nature's way of saying good morning! Join in a Tai Chi session to kickstart your day, bask in relaxation on the deck, and don't miss the chance to explore the intriguing Surprise Cave.

Once back on solid ground, your guide is ready to whisk you back to Hanoi by car. The day is yours to explore Hanoi independently. Enjoy every moment of your adventure!

After breakfast, delve into the wonders of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2003. Navigate the waters by boat to the captivating Phong Nha Cave, renowned for its miraculous karst rock formations.

The cave, stretching almost 8,000 meters, allows exploration of the first 1,500 meters, revealing sheer beauty that never fails to astonish every tourist. Continue your tour by exploring the Paradise Cave before returning to Dong Hoi.

Today, travel onward with a 1.5-hour drive to Quang Tri Province for an insightful visit to Vinh Moc Tunnels within the Old DMZ (Vietnamese Demilitarized Zone). Later, proceed to the nearby Hien Luong Bridge built above the Ben Hai River.

After your visit, continue on a 2-hour road transfer to the historical Hue, which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. Settle into a local hotel and spend the rest of today at leisure.

Begin your day with a visit to the Royal Tomb of King Minh Mang, followed by a delightful sightseeing cruise aboard a Royal Dragon Boat on the Perfume River until reaching Thien Mu Pagoda. Take in the beautiful scenery on both river banks as you cruise along.

The highlight of the day is the Imperial Citadel, a walled enclosure featuring monuments, temples, and palaces that once served as the residence for Vietnam's former royalty.

Commence your journey with a captivating 3-hour scenic drive via Hai Van Pass to UNESCO-protected Hoi An. Along the way, take a pause to appreciate the intricate stone carvings and clay sculptures at the Cham Museum.

Climb up the Marble Mountains to admire the extraordinary workmanship of nature and revel in the fantastic seascape at Non Nuoc Beach. Upon reaching Hoi An, check into your hotel and indulge in some leisure time.

Let's kick off your exploration by venturing out of town to uncover the wonders of the My Son Sanctuary. This historical site is a beautifully preserved remnant of the Champa Kingdom, granted UNESCO protection. After a delightful lunch, make your way back to Hoi An.

Spend your afternoon taking in the sights at the Japanese Bridge, Chinese Temple, and a former Vietnamese merchant's house. Wrap up your day with some well-deserved downtime, whether it's a leisurely stroll through the charming old streets or a relaxing moment on the pristine beach.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant blend of past and present in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly "Saigon"). Explore Cholon's Thien Hau Temple and Binh Tay Market, delve into history at the War Remnants Museum, and stroll through the colonial quarter.

Discover French heritage at landmarks like Reunification Palace, Tan Dinh Church, and the Old Saigon Post Office. It's a dynamic city with a rich tapestry of stories.