You’ll be warmly welcomed by your tour guide and driver at Lien Khuong Airport, then transferred to Da Lat - known as "the City of Love" - nestled at 1,500 meters (4,900 feet) above sea level on the Langbian Plateau, in the southern part of Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

In the afternoon, visit the Crazy House, a surreal architectural masterpiece resembling a giant tree, filled with winding staircases, hidden rooms, and imaginative shapes that blur the line between fantasy and reality.

Then, explore Bao Dai's Summer Palace for an intimate glimpse into the daily life of Vietnam’s last emperor and his family, where vintage furniture, personal belongings, and royal artifacts offer a nostalgic journey into the colonial past.

8:30 AM: Spend the day exploring the charming city of Da Lat, famous for its cool climate, French colonial heritage, and flower-covered hillsides.

Begin with a visit to the Da Lat Railway Station, a beautiful example of French colonial architecture with its distinctive Art Deco design. Enjoy a short scenic train ride through pine forests and vegetable farms to Trai Mat village, where you’ll visit the Linh Phuoc Pagoda – a vibrant, mosaic-covered temple known for its impressive 49-meter-long dragon made from broken glass and ceramic pieces.

Next, explore the Da Lat City Flower Gardens, home to hundreds of species of colorful blooms, including orchids, hydrangeas, and roses. This peaceful haven is a delight for photography lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Take a relaxing break for lunch at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, head to the tranquil Truc Lam Zen Monastery, one of Vietnam’s largest Buddhist meditation centers, nestled among pine-covered hills. Then, stroll along the serene shores of Tuyen Lam Lake, where you can enjoy the peaceful scenery and breathe in the crisp mountain air.

8:30 AM: After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy a scenic drive from Da Lat to Buon Ma Thuot, passing through lush pine forests, winding mountain roads, and charming highland villages. Along the way, stop at carefully selected viewpoints to soak in the natural beauty and capture memorable photos.

In the afternoon, head to the shores of Lak Lake for a unique photo opportunity with elephants – ethically organized (photo only, no riding). Then, glide across the tranquil waters of the lake on a traditional wooden canoe, where you can admire the peaceful landscape and local fishing activity.

Continue your journey with a visit to the villages of Jun and Le, home to the M’nong hill tribe. Stroll through these authentic settlements to observe traditional long stilt houses and daily life deeply rooted in nature and community. Later, immerse yourself in M’nong culture by joining a vibrant Gong music show, and share a cup of rice wine with the locals – a warm, unforgettable moment.

As the day winds down, drive up to the hilltop to visit Bao Dai Villa, the former retreat of Emperor Bao Dai. This modest yet historically significant residence offers sweeping views of Lak Lake, the surrounding town, and a nearby fishing village, making it a perfect spot for sunset photos.

Return to Buon Ma Thuot for the night.

8:30 AM: In the morning, visit the Dak Lak Museum, which offers rich insights into ethnography, biodiversity, and the history of the Central Highlands. The exhibits provide a deeper understanding of the diverse ethnic cultures and natural heritage of the region.

Continue to Dray Nur Waterfall, located about 30 km from Buon Ma Thuot City. This impressive cascade is surrounded by lush forest, creating a picturesque and refreshing atmosphere perfect for nature lovers.

In the afternoon, transfer to Don Village, located 55 km northwest of Buon Ma Thuot on the banks of the Srepok River. Known for its elephant taming traditions, the village is deeply connected to the history and culture of the Central Highlands.

Visit the Tomb of the Elephant King, a local hero known for his legendary ability to train elephants. Explore an ancient wooden house built in the traditional style of the Central Highlands and discover the unique cemetery of the M’nong people, where tombs reflect the spiritual beliefs of the community. Walk across the 300-meter-long bamboo suspension bridge stretching over the Srepok River - a local icon and a symbol of Don Village’s cultural charm.

Return to Buon Ma Thuot for the night.

8:30 AM: After breakfast at the hotel, begin your day with a visit to the World Coffee Museum – an iconic architectural work symbolizing Vietnam’s vibrant coffee culture. Built by Trung Nguyen, the museum showcases the history of global coffee, interactive exhibits, and unique artifacts, all set within a strikingly modern space inspired by Central Highlands longhouses.

Enjoy a scenic drive to Pleiku, passing through lush countryside landscapes. Stop for lunch at a local restaurant along the way, where you can sample regional Central Highlands flavors.

In the afternoon, explore Minh Thanh Pagoda, one of the most beautiful and serene spiritual sites in the region. Its grand wooden structures, dragon carvings, and peaceful gardens reflect a blend of Vietnamese and East Asian architecture.

Continue to T’Nung Lake, often called the “Pearl of Pleiku.” This former volcanic crater is known for its crystal-clear water and tranquil surroundings - a perfect spot for photography and quiet reflection.

End the day with a visit to a local market, where you can discover the daily life of the Gia Lai people, browse for fresh produce, local specialties, and perhaps pick up some unique souvenirs.

8:30 AM: Start the day with a scenic drive from Pleiku to Kon Tum, stopping along the way to visit lush tea plantations that stretch across the rolling hills. The fresh, cool climate and verdant landscape make this a peaceful and refreshing stop.

Explore the nearby J’rai ethnic villages, where visitors can get a glimpse into the traditional stilt houses, animist beliefs, and vibrant cultural life of one of the Central Highlands' most distinctive communities.

In the afternoon, enjoy a cultural excursion in Kon Tum, beginning with the iconic Wooden Church, built in the early 20th century. This architectural gem blends Romanesque design with local Ba Na craftsmanship, entirely constructed from precious wood without nails.

Continue to the Vinh Son Orphanage, a touching and inspiring place run by nuns, offering care and education to ethnic minority children from the surrounding regions.

Visit the Kon Tum Seminary, a historic colonial-era building that now serves as both a religious site and a cultural museum. Its peaceful gardens and old-world architecture offer a serene atmosphere.

End the day at Konklor Village, home to the Rong house, a tall, elaborately carved communal house that symbolizes the spiritual and social heart of the community. Stroll across the Konklor suspension bridge, which offers beautiful views over the Dak Bla River and connects you to the daily life of the local Ba Na people.

8:00 AM: We depart Kon Tum and travel east toward Hoi An, following the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail as it winds through dense forests and remote highland villages.

Along the way, we stop at Dak To, a significant battleground during the Vietnam War. Here, we’ll visit historic sites such as Charlie Hill (viewed from a distance, without climbing) and Phoenix Airfield, offering a deeper insight into the region's wartime past. We’ll also visit a Se Dang ethnic village, where you’ll gain a meaningful understanding of this indigenous community’s traditional lifestyle and customs.

After a break for lunch at a local restaurant, we continue our journey through the scenic countryside, arriving in Hoi An by late afternoon - just in time to experience the timeless charm of this ancient riverside town.