A local English speaking guide will pick  you up  at the hotel  lobby and you will depart  for hue. We drive across the spectacular Hai Van pass and the scenic fishing village of Lang Co.

Hue is one of the most popular destinations for tourists to Viet Nam.Hue city is the one that still preserves comparatively the intact appearance of a complex of the monarchic capital consisting of walls, palaces, royal tomb, etc. The Nguyen dynasty (1802-1945) had it urbanized and built in systematic, philosophical and abundantly artistic ways. Every year, hue attracts a lot of tourist coming all over the world. The most famous tour they often choose to discover Hue. We drive across the spectacular Hai Van pass and the scenic fishing village of Lang Co. The first stop is imperial citadel. Learn about the history of the Nguyen dynasty and the culture of Vietnam and Hue as you walk through the vast grounds and see the various structures.

Later we take a Dragon Boat Trip to Thien Mu Pagoda. Thien Mu Pagoda was built in 1601 between a river and a pine forest, the Thien Mu Pagoda (“Heavenly Lady Pagoda”) in Hue is one of the oldest and prettiest religious buildings in the country.

After that we have lunch at local restaurant. We offer a delicious meal at a local restaurant that serves delicious Vietnamese specialties.

Next stop is the royal tomb of Khai Dinh, the Nguyen Emperor Khai Dinh's royal tomb is unique among the royal tombs in Hue. Where other royal tombs are expansive and invite respectful reflection, Khai Dinh built his final resting place to be monumental in style and bombastic in execution. The construction of Khai Dinh Tomb which was started on 4 September 1920 and lasted for 11 years. It is the result of the combination of many architectural trends: European and Asian as well as ancient and modern.

And then we will visit two famous craft villages in Hue: Conical Hat Village and Incense Stick-Making Village. We also visit the famous Dong Ba market before leaving Hue for Hoi An, It is the best place to witness the lives of local people and the products sold by them.