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Visit My Son sanctuary Visiting My Son Sanctuary is like stepping back in time to a mystical world of ancient Cham civilization. Nestled amidst lush jungles in central Vietnam, this UNESCO World Heritage site offers a captivating glimpse into the past. Marvel at the intricate ruins of over 70 Hindu temples and monuments, showcasing exquisite architectural craftsmanship dating back to the 4th century. Admire the intricate carvings, ornate sculptures, and serene surroundings that once served as a religious and cultural center. With its historical significance and serene ambiance, My Son Sanctuary provides a unique and awe-inspiring experience for every curious traveler and history enthusiast alike.

Visit Marble mountains. Welcome to Vietnam's breathtaking Marble Mountains! Explore ancient caves adorned with awe-inspiring stalactites and stalagmites to discover a world of wonder. Climb to the top for a 360-degree view of the scenic landscape, capturing the coastal beauty and lush surroundings. Be awed by the tranquil pagodas nestled among these majestic limestone hills, which provide a spiritual and cultural experience. Discover the fascinating history and mythical stories that surround this natural wonder, which stands as a testament to Vietnam's fascinating heritage. For any curious traveler, the Marble Mountains promise an unforgettable journey of exploration and awe-inspiring vistas.

Visit Linh Ung Son Tra pagoda with 67m Buddha statue Welcome to Son Tra Peninsula's enchanting Linh Ung Pagoda! Admire the majestic 67-meter-tall Buddha statue that stands tall among the tranquil surroundings. Explore the beautiful pagoda, which is adorned with intricate architecture and ornate decorations and provides a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere. Ascend to the elevated location of the pagoda and be captivated by the breathtaking panorama view of the sparkling sea and lush landscapes below. As you bask in the spiritual aura of this sacred place, accept the peace and serenity that surrounds you. Linh Ung Pagoda is a must-see destination that combines spirituality with natural beauty to create an unforgettable experience.

The Cam Thanh Forest is a unique ecosystem with dense coconut palms. You’ll ride in a traditional round basket boat, learning about the local aquatic environment and traditional fishing techniques.

Tra Que is famous for its organic farming practices and lush, green fields. You'll have the opportunity to see the local farmers at work and learn about the traditional agricultural methods. Enjoy a refreshing local drink, often made from fresh ingredients grown in the village.

Thanh Ha is renowned for its traditional pottery. You’ll visit workshops where artisans create beautiful pottery by hand. In the class, you’ll have a chance to mold and shape clay, experiencing firsthand the skill involved in making pottery.

Banh Mi is a popular Vietnamese sandwich made with a French baguette filled with a variety of ingredients like meats, vegetables, and condiments. You’ll visit a local eatery to sample this flavorful and iconic dish.

Built in 1696 by Chinese immigrants from Fujian province, this assembly hall is a beautiful example of Chinese architecture and design. It’s dedicated to the sea goddess Ma Zu and features intricate wood carvings, colorful ceramics, and historical artifacts.

This historic house is a well-preserved example of Hoi An’s traditional architecture. Dating back to the 19th century, it showcases wooden beams, antique furniture, and traditional decoration, offering insights into historical local life.

At the Silk Village, you’ll witness the entire process of silk production, from silkworms spinning their cocoons to weaving the finished fabric. Learn about the traditional techniques used to produce high-quality silk.

This museum offers a glimpse into the traditional cultural practices and daily life of Hoi An’s inhabitants. Exhibits include traditional costumes, crafts, and artifacts that provide context to the rich cultural heritage of the region.

This iconic landmark, built in the 16th century, is an architectural gem and a symbol of Hoi An. The bridge features a unique design with a pagoda and decorative carvings, reflecting the historical Japanese influence in the city.

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Take a 20 minutes cable car to visit Golden Hands bridge, Flower garden and Linh Ung temple

Have buffet lunch

Visit French village and Fantasy Park