In the morning, meet with our guide and begin your exploration of the Imperial City of Hue. Located on the northern bank of the Perfume River, the Hue Citadel was built by Emperor Gia Long and designed exclusively for the Emperor and his household. This 2-kilometer square complex encompasses three walled enclosures: the Citadel (Kinh Thanh Hue), the Yellow Imperial City (Hoang Thanh), and at its center, the Forbidden Purple City (Tu Cam Thanh), where the Emperor resided. The Hue royal complex is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Next, enjoy a scenic boat trip on the Perfume River to visit the Thien Mu Pagoda (Heavenly Lady Pagoda), one of the oldest religious structures in Hue. Located 4 kilometers upstream on the riverbanks, it is an active Buddhist monastery dating back to 1601. Later, visit Dong Ba Market for some shopping.

In the afternoon, embark on a spectacular drive over Hai Van Pass, offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and the famous Lang Co fishing village. Continue to the charming historic city of Hoi An, situated on the banks of the Thu Bon River. Hoi An was a major trading center in Southeast Asia during the 16th century and was declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1999. Overnight at a hotel in Hoi An.

After breakfast at the hotel, you'll transfer to Cam Thanh Water Coconut Village for a brief introduction to its history. Embark on a basket boat ride along the water coconut river, where fishermen will teach you how to catch crabs (2 people per boat). After disembarking, return to Hoi An Town.

In the afternoon, discover Hoi An, a major trading center in Southeast Asia during the 16th century, known to early Western merchants. Hoi An features a unique blend of Chinese-Vietnamese architecture, with well-preserved tile-roof houses and narrow streets. Despite its tumultuous past, the original structures remain virtually intact, earning UNESCO World Heritage status in 1999. The surrounding countryside of Hoi An is also a highlight that visitors should experience.

One of the best ways to explore Hoi An and its surroundings is on foot. During your leisurely walk, you'll visit historic merchant and community houses, places of worship, and the famous Japanese Covered Bridge. Witness the daily life of the locals, with green paddy fields, vegetable gardens, markets, temples, historic houses, fishermen, and stunning countryside scenes. This tour offers excellent photo opportunities and the chance to engage with the locals, creating unforgettable memories.

Later, head to Danang, Vietnam's fourth-largest city and a gateway to the central provinces with beautiful beaches and resorts. Upon arrival in Danang, check in to your hotel for an overnight stay.

In the morning, depart for Ba Na Hills, passing along Nguyen Tat Thanh Street, one of Danang City's most scenic routes, and Red Beach, where the French first landed in Danang. Arrive at the cable car station at the foot of Ba Na Mountain. Enjoy the first leg of the cable car ride, which achieved two Guinness World Records in 2009 for the longest non-stop cable car (5,042m) and the highest non-stop cable car (1,292m). As you sit in the cabin, suspended in midair, you'll be treated to spectacular views of the lush jungle and waterfalls along the way.

Spend the day exploring this mountainous theme park perched 1,500m high, a hill resort inherited from the French. Developed in the 1920s, Ba Na Hills offered a cool mountain retreat from the summer heat.

Experience the pristine ecological systems of the Ba Na Mountains, which provide a sense of discovery. Visit Le Jardin, old wineries, remnants of French villas, and Ling Ung Pagoda with its 27m high Buddha statue. Proceed to the second cable car station to reach the mountain's peak and explore the remains of old villas. Conquer the Peak of Chua Mountain at 1,487m, offering panoramic views of Danang city under a cluster of white clouds.

After leaving the Peak of Chua Mountain, visit the Dreaming Stream trail, Rainbow Waterfall, Suspension Bridge, Golden Valley, and the ruined Opera House. Enjoy encounters with wild monkeys and take photos. Stroll through the Golden Bridge amid the foggy hills, enjoying the gorgeous view of Da Nang city. Return to the cable car station at the foot of Ba Na Mountain and transfer back to Danang City.

In Danang, visit the Cham Museum, home to the world's foremost collection of ancient Champa sculpture. Explore My Khe Beach and the Marble Mountains, whose peaks represent the five elements of the universe.

Afterward, explore the famous Han Market, where you can purchase souvenirs for your loved ones. Overnight at your hotel in Danang.

Enjoy a leisurely morning at your own pace until it's time for your transfer to Danang International Airport for your departure flight.