Marble Mountains: Famous for their rocky peaks rising above the city, the Marble Mountains feature stunning caves, pagodas, and religious architecture blending seamlessly with nature. Discover hidden caves, tunnels, and serene Buddhist sanctuaries tucked within these sacred peaks.

Hoi An Ancient Town was a bustling international trading port in Vietnam during the 16th century and an important stop along the historic Silk Road. Today, it enchants visitors with its vibrant lanterns, tailor shops, and bustling local markets. During our exploration of this charming town, we’ll visit several historical and cultural landmarks, including: The Silkworm Factory: Discover how locals produce silk using traditional techniques. The Japanese Covered Bridge: A symbol of Hoi An's rich cultural heritage. Tan Ky Old House: A well-preserved 18th-century merchant's house. Phuc Kien (Fujian) Assembly Hall: A stunning example of Chinese architectural influence. Hoi An Central Market: Experience the vibrant local life and shop for unique goods. Quan Cong Temple: A tribute to the revered Chinese general Quan Cong.

As part of our visit, we’ll enjoy a delightful lunch at a local restaurant in the heart of the ancient town. The meal will feature five carefully selected dishes, offering an authentic taste of Hoi An’s culinary heritage