The trip from Hue to Hoi An stops in Marble Mountains, where locates in the south of Da Nang Beach and is famous for the rocky peaks rising above the roofs of homes and resorts. As the road curves toward the mountain, large stone dragons and seated figures of Buddha. Coming here, you can learn about Buddhism, see the harmony of nature and religion architecture.

Da Nang has 3 temples named Linh Ung. But only Linh Ung Pagoda at Son Tra Buddha Beach (meaning the Buddha's realm in the world) has the highest statue of Quan Quan Am Buddha in Vietnam. The statue stands with its back against the mountain, facing the sea, one hand catches the tamarind seal, one hand holds the orange water bottle, with gentle eyes looking over Da Nang full of poetic. Linh Pagoda is self-sufficient, solid and massive by the traditional architectural block combined with modernity, with softly curved roof tiles. This is a solemn place for Buddhists to light incense urgently.

Hai Van pass is one of the most scenic hillside roads in Vietnam where you can see green trees in contrast to waves in the blue sea. On the top of the pass, there are the vestiges of long ago, fortified gateway. The American and French bunkers in Hai Van pass provide broaden views for the city without any steep climb. At the peak a small rest station is where the tour from Hue to Hoi An takes break welcomes visitors with local and coffee on offer.

Just 60 km from Hue, on the tour is the serene fishing township of Lang Co. The incredible Lang Co beach was recognized in 2009 as one of the 30 most beautiful bays in the world with the sloping sea, fine and clean sand, great moderate wave. Visitors can sample the local seafood on the water at the restaurant at the end of walkways hovering over the water. Hence, there are some water sports offered for you to enjoy.