Overnight in HCMC.

Return to Ho Chi Minh City in the afternoon and dive into local flavors with a hands-on cooking experience at Provincial Table. Join the chef to prepare traditional Vietnamese dishes and enjoy the meal you’ve created together. More than a cooking class, Provincial Table dedicates 10% of its profits to the care and betterment of abandoned children making your culinary experience both enriching and meaningful. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

Overnight in HCMC.

Back to our boat to go across one of the longest river in the world, Mekong River, to come to An Binh Island. Travel on Muong Lo handmade canal to check in at homestay. Have a fresh shower before cooking some special dishes with the members of local family. We’ll enjoy dinner.

Overnight at homestay in Mekong Delta.

Also, we can visit Vinh Long market in the town. This is the best choice for you to take pictures of fish, shrimps, prawns, crabs, snakes, rice-field rats, tropical fruits, vegetables… The cruise will end at Vinh Long city around noon.

Return to Ho Chi Minh City for your flight to Da Nang. Arrival in Da Nang then transfer to Hoi An for your night stay.

Overnight in Hoi An.

Back in the ancient town, enjoy lunch and start a walking tour that unfolds like a story of the town. Begin at the Hoi An Market, symbol of daily life, before moving to Dai Su Silk, representing the bustling trade of the old port town. Cross the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, symbolizing cultural exchange between Vietnam and Japan. Pause at Reaching Out Teahouse, where people with disabilities find meaningful work, a quiet moment in the town’s heart. Continue to Quan Thang Old House, a 300-year-old merchant home now known for its delicate white rose dumplings. End at the ornate Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, dedicated to the sea goddess and once a gathering place for the Fujian community, completing a journey through life, trade, culture, humanity, and belief.

Overnight in Hoi An

In the afternoon, begin your cultural discovery with a visit to the Imperial Citadel, once the seat of the Nguyen Dynasty. Walk through ancient palaces, temples, and royal courtyards that reflect the grandeur of Vietnam’s last feudal dynasty. The historic site, a UNESCO World Heritage treasure, offers deep insight into the country’s imperial past and unique architectural heritage.

Continue to Duc Son Pagoda, a peaceful sanctuary on the outskirts of Hue. More than a religious site, the pagoda is home to a shelter where nuns lovingly care for orphans and disadvantaged children. Visitors can learn about the community’s efforts to provide education, love, and a brighter future for the young residents. As part of the visit, you may also prepare small gifts for the children, bringing them joy while showing meaningful support for their daily lives. The serene surroundings and compassionate spirit of Duc Son make this experience deeply touching, leaving an impression that goes far beyond sightseeing.

Overnight in Hue.

From Tien Non village, start cycling to Thanh Tien village, visit the home of artisan Than Van Huy, renowned for preserving the craft of paper flowers. Learn how villagers transform simple paper into vibrant blossoms used in rituals and celebrations. Cycle onward to Sinh village, famous for its centuries-old folk paintings. At the home of artisan Ky Huu Phuoc, discover how woodblock prints are made, depicting themes of luck, fertility, and daily life. These encounters provide a living link to Hue’s cultural traditions.

Overnight in Hue.

In the afternoon, take a boat trip along the Son River to explore the famous Phong Nha Cave, one of the world’s most impressive river caves. Inside, marvel at dramatic stalactites and stalagmites shaped by millions of years of water and limestone interaction. The cave also carries historical significance, once serving as a shelter during wartime. After the visit, return to the town and settle into your accommodation. The evening is free at leisure to enjoy the quiet countryside atmosphere.

Overnight in Phong Nha.

Overnight in tent.

Afterward, trek back to Road 20 Quyet Thang, where cold drinks await before transferring back to Phong Nha. In the evening, board the overnight train to Hanoi, reflecting on days filled with nature, history, and community encounters.

Overnight on train.