Perfect combination of culture trip & beach relaxation. The fascinating ancient port of Hoi An is a maze of narrow streets, witness to the legacy of the Portuguese, Japanese and Chinese traders who used the port in years gone by. You can see almost of our World Heritages (recognized by UNESCO) and feel that beauty.Bottom of Form

Huong pagoda, also known as the Perfume Pagoda, is one of the Holy sites of the Buhdist Pilgrim in Vietnam. The scenic landscape with its high mountains, deep forests and streams harmoniously intermingle with rice paddies fields. Many Vietnamese visit the Perfume Pagoda to ask Buddha for happiness and good luck, as well as to immerse themselves in the beauties of the nature

Whatever you may choose to discover Hanoi, whether by walking or by cyclo, you most abiding impression of the Old Quarter will probably be the constant bustle and animation. To most Hanoians, it is the very heart of their city, and to visitors it is a hightlight of their visit to the city of the Ascending Dragon

But Thap pagoda is one of the most well - known pagodas in Vietnam and renowned for its various valuable ancient objects and statues which are considered to be Vietnamese masterpieces of 17th century wood carving. Dau pagoda is the oldest pagoda in Vietnam. In the beginning, the pagoda was a Buhdist center well known throughout the countryand abroad. At the end of the 4th century, the Cha'n (Zen) Master Vinitaruci gave lectures and the first Vietnamese Buhdist doctrine was produced

Thay and Tay Phuong pagodas are the best example of the old typical pagodas in northern Vietnam.