Not included:

-  International airport tax from Ho Chi Minh Airport at USD 14.00 or Hanoi at USD 14.00 nett per person

-  Personal insurance

-  Expenditure of a personal nature, such as drinks, souvenirs, laundry & etc.

30km southwest of Danang, the tranquil town of Hoi An rests on the shores of the Thu Bon River. Known as Faifo to early Western traders, Hoi An was a vital commercial seaport in South East Asia from the 17th to the 19th centuries attracting merchants from China, Japan, Portugal and France.

The long houses built by the merchants reflect the architectural styles of their homeland and remain in near perfect condition today. Visitors can take an early morning walk through the market and marvel at the quaint narrow streets and centuries-old communal houses and pagodas. Moreover, monthly festival on full-moon night is worth a visit.

My Son

The once glorious holy see of the Champa Kingdom at My Son is Vietnam‘s most important ancient historical site. Situated about 75km southwest of Hoi An, the towers and temples which cover the area provide an insight into the spiritual and religious beliefs of the Cham people. Unfortunately, many of the relics have been damaged by years of war but the site has often been compared to the ruins of Angkor in Cambodia, Pagan in Myanmar and Ayuthaya in Thailand.