An Bang Cemetery known as "City of Ghosts" is One of the biggest and most beautiful cemeteries in the world. An incredible collection of tombs and shrines that sprawl as far as the eye can see, where people spend billions of Dong to build tombs for their loved one. Here we learn about Vietnamese culture, architecture and history.

Tam Giang Lagoon is a biggest Lagoon in southest Asia. The Lagoon has an area of 20.000 hectares water surface, and stretches 70 kilometres along the coast. The lagoon framed by the mountains on the west and a strip of land separating it from the ocean. The name "Tam Giang" means "three rivers" referring to the "three rivers" that feed into this large brackish lagoon located in Hue province. The Lagoon spans via 4 districts: Phú Lộc, Phú Vang, Phong Điền, Quảng Điền. We will stop here about 30 minutes to learn how to fishing, learn everything about Vietnamese Fishing Life

Suối Mơ Waterfall located in Hue that flows from the big mountains down to the Sea. The name "Suối Mơ" means "Dream Spring", and the beauty of the waterfall will leave you speechless. Surrounded by dense forest and rocky cliffs, the waterfall cascades down into cool, clear pools perfect for a refreshing dip. Take some time to relax by the waterfall and enjoy the natural beauty of this tranquil spot. The sound of the water rushing over the rocks creates a peaceful ambiance, making it an ideal place for a break and a photo opportunity. This is an amazing place for you refreshing retreat.

Lăng Cô Beach is a part of Lang Co Bay, the World's top 30 most beautiful Bays. The Beach known for its long stretch of golden sand and crystal-clear waters. The Lang Co Beach is one of Viet Nam's most stunning beaches. Nestled between majestic Mountains and Lagoon. Lang Co offer not only natural beauty, but also a tranquil and fresh atmosphere. Lang Co Beach is a much more secluded beach than some of the more touristy hot spots near cities - a great swimming spot, with fresh water and few distractions, frequented by locals. We will also stop here to eat a fresh, locally prepared lunch, catered to your tastes/dietary requirements. (Vegan/vegetarian/pescatarian options all possible)

The Hai Van Pass is the Viet Nam highest Pass(500 metres above sea level), stretching 21 kilometres long, linking 2 cities Hue and Da Nang. The Hai Van Pass known for its winding curves breathtaking views of the coastline and lush greenery it really does after a dramatic contrast of mountains and sea. The pass gained international frame after being featured on Top Gear Viet Nam special. Where Clarkson and co described it as a deserved ribbon of perfection on one of the World's best coastal. Visit Hai Van Quan, A history Gate built in 1826 under Emperor Minh Mang, French and American Bunkers , it offers stunning views of the mountains and coast and a recognised national relics. This is one of Vietnam’s most scenic roads, and it is sure to be a highlight of your journey. We will stop very often for you to take photos, enjoy the outstanding landscape, also stop at the best place on the pass to enjoy the best coffee in Viet Nam, and learn history of Hai Van Quan at the peak of the Pass.

The Linh Ứng Pagoda is a prominent Buddhist temple located in Da Nang, Vietnam. It is known for its large, impressive statue of the Goddess of Mercy, Buddha Quan Am, which stands at a height of 67 metres (220 feet) and is one of the tallest statues in Vietnam. The pagoda is situated on Ba Na Hill, offering stunning panoramic views of Da Nang and its surroundings. The Linh Ứng Pagoda is a major religious and cultural site, attracting both pilgrims and tourists. The site is also notable for its peaceful and serene atmosphere, making it a popular spot for meditation and reflection. It is part of the larger Linh Ứng Pagoda system, with other locations in Da Nang and surrounding areas. Visitors often explore the pagoda's beautiful gardens, the grand statue, and its surrounding structures, which are adorned with intricate carvings and murals depicting various Buddhist themes. It's also an important location for Buddhist ceremonies and festivals.