VIETNAM ROSE 2.0 ( DA NANG – HOI AN – HUE) 4D3N TOUR

Highlights

• Da Nang & Ba Na Hills: Linh Ung Pagoda & Lady Buddha Statue: Located on Son Tra Peninsula, this majestic pagoda is home to the tallest Lady Buddha statue in Vietnam, offering panoramic views of Da Nang city and the coastline. It’s a serene spiritual site and a prominent landmark.
• Ba Na Hills (via Cable Car): Enjoy a breathtaking cable car journey up to Ba Na Hills, a hill station and resort renowned for its stunning European-style architecture and entertainment.
• Debay Wine Cellar: A unique wine cellar carved deep into the mountain, offering a cool and atmospheric spot to sample wines.
• Loc Uyen Garden: Beautifully landscaped gardens showcasing a variety of flora.
• Golden Bridge: An iconic bridge held by two giant stone hands, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and clouds.
• Quan Am Pavilion: A tranquil Buddhist pavilion dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy.
• Monkey Garden: A forested area where you might spot playful monkeys.
• French Village: A charming village designed in French colonial architectural style, complete with churches, streets, and cafes.
• Fantasy Park: An exciting indoor amusement park with various games and rides suitable for all ages.
• Han Market: A bustling traditional market in Da Nang city center, where you can find local goods, souvenirs, clothing, and fresh produce. It’s a great place to experience local life.
• Dragon Spit Fire (Dragon Bridge): Witness the magnificent Dragon Bridge come alive at night as it spouts fire and water (typically on weekends), a spectacular display that draws crowds.
• Hoi An Ancient Town: Ecological Village of Cam Thanh: A verdant ecological village known for its serene waterways and coconut palm forests.
• Bay Mau Coconut Forest: Explore this unique ecosystem by taking a fun Basket Boat Race, a traditional circular boat ride through the coconut groves, often accompanied by entertaining performances.
• Japanese Covered Bridge: An iconic 18th-century bridge with a pagoda on one side, showcasing a unique blend of Japanese and Vietnamese architecture. It’s a symbol of Hoi An.
• Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall: A beautifully decorated assembly hall and temple, built by the Fujian Chinese, featuring elaborate altars and intricate carvings.
• Hoi An Lantern Boat along Thu Bon River: Experience the magical ambiance of Hoi An at night by taking a lantern boat ride along the Thu Bon River, with thousands of colorful lanterns illuminating the ancient town.
• Hai Van Mountain Pass: Cross this scenic high mountain pass, offering stunning coastal views and a thrilling drive, connecting Da Nang and Hue.
• Hue’s Ancient Citadel: A UNESCO World Heritage site, the former imperial city of Vietnam, featuring grand palaces, temples, and gates within its massive walls.
• Noon Gate (to visit Thai Hoa Palace): The main entrance to the Imperial City, leading to the majestic Thai Hoa Palace, where emperors held their most important ceremonies.
• Dragon Boat to Thien Mu Pagoda: Enjoy a picturesque Dragon Boat ride on the Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda, a historic seven-story pagoda that is one of Hue’s most iconic symbols.
• Emperor Minh Mang’s Tomb: A magnificent royal tomb known for its elaborate architecture, beautiful gardens, and harmonious blend with the surrounding natural landscape, reflecting traditional Vietnamese art and philosophy.