Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before boarding the Muong Hoa funicular at Sun Plaza. This scenic journey climbs through Rose Valley and takes about six minutes to reach the base of the cable car station. From there, ride the cable car for approximately 15–20 minutes, ascending through spectacular mountain vistas to an altitude near 2,800 m . Once disembarked, pause to take in the breathtaking views, visit the pagodas, and explore the spiritual landmarks. Then, prepare for the final ascent—climb about 600 stone steps to reach the summit of Fansipan, the "Roof of Indochina." This hiking portion takes around 1.5 hours round-trip for photos and exploration. Note: Even after the cable car, the summit requires a substantial climb of roughly 600 steps, which typically takes about 1.5 hours up and down on foot. After descending, enjoy lunch at an Indian restaurant. In the afternoon, visit the iconic glass bridge for more stunning views. The evening is at your leisure. Meals: Hotel breakfast; Indian restaurant for lunch and dinner Guide: English-speaking Overnight: Sapa

After an early hotel breakfast, check out and embark on a scenic 7hour drive back to Hanoi. Upon arrival, enjoy lunch at an Indian restaurant. In the afternoon: Visit the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first national university, where you'll walk through beautifully landscaped courtyards, see the iconic Khue Van Cac pavilion, and the historic stelae carried by stone turtles. Continue to West Lake and explore Trấn Quốc Pagoda, the city’s oldest pagoda founded in the 6th century on a peaceful islet by the lake. Head into Hanoi’s French Quarter and Hoàn Kiếm Lake area, stopping for a stroll through the historic Old Quarter. Take a guided walking tour around the Old Quarter to soak in local daily life and visit Đồng Xuân Market for some authentic shopping experiences. Meals included: Breakfast at the hotel; lunch and dinner at the Indian restaurant. Your English-speaking guide will be with you throughout. Overnight stay in Hanoi.

After an early breakfast at the hotel, depart around 8:00 AM for Ninh Binh, a stunning province in the Red River Delta, famous for its winding waterways, lush rice fields, and dramatic limestone karsts. Begin your visit at Hoa Lu, the ancient capital of Vietnam during the 10th century. Explore the historic grounds and admire the architecture of temples dedicated to the Dinh and Le dynasties. Enjoy lunch at an Indian restaurant in Ninh Binh. Afterward, continue your journey to Thung Nham Bird Park, where you'll board a traditional sampan boat. Glide through tranquil waters as you observe over 4,000 birds representing 40 species—an ideal opportunity for nature photography. Discover Hang But (Buddhist Cave), a 500-meter-long cavern with an underground river and extraordinary rock formations, including a stalactite shaped like a meditating Buddha. You’ll also explore a tropical orchard in the area. Return to Hanoi in the evening. Meals: Breakfast at the hotel; lunch and dinner at Indian restaurant Guide: English-speaking Overnight: Stay in Hanoi

After an early breakfast at the hotel, check out and begin your scenic drive to Halong Bay (approximately 4 hours). The journey takes you through the fertile landscapes of the Red River Delta, offering glimpses into rural Vietnamese life—locals tending to rice paddies, transporting goods on bicycles, and working fields alongside water buffaloes. Upon arrival at Halong, board your traditional wooden cruise boat. As the cruise sets sail, the welcoming crew will greet you and ensure your journey is both comfortable and memorable. In the afternoon, cruise through the breathtaking seascape of Halong Bay, known as the “Bay of the Descending Dragon.” Discover natural wonders including majestic limestone islets, serene beaches, mysterious caves, and charming floating fishing villages. While on board, relax or take part in activities such as a traditional Vietnamese cooking demonstration led by the chef. Enjoy a delicious lunch and dinner on board, featuring local Vietnamese cuisine. A selection of wines and beverages is available (charges apply). As evening falls, take part in optional onboard entertainment like movie screenings, squid fishing, or simply unwind with a cocktail on the deck, surrounded by towering limestone formations under a star-lit sky. Please note: Meals on board feature local cuisine, and the itinerary is subject to change depending on cruise conditions. Meals: Breakfast at the hotel; lunch and dinner on the cruise Guide: English-speaking Overnight: Onboard the cruise in Halong Bay

Rise early for an optional Tai Chi session on the sundeck at sunrise, followed by a light breakfast and a sumptuous brunch on board. Continue your cruise across Halong Bay’s stunning array of over 2,000 islets, exploring more of its iconic scenery before disembarking by noon. Enjoy a packed lunch as you travel to Hanoi's Noi Bai Airport. The drive from Halong to the airport takes around 2.5–3 hours by private car-traffic permitting. In the evening, board your domestic flight to Danang (earliest departures after 5 p.m. recommended due to travel time). Upon arrival in Danang, your English-speaking guide will meet you and escort you to an Indian restaurant for dinner. After dinner, check in at your hotel and enjoy a restful night. Meals included: Breakfast & brunch on board the cruise, packed lunch, dinner at an Indian restaurant Guide: English-speaking Overnight: Danang

Begin your day with a hotel breakfast before transferring to the Bana Hills cable car station. Journey upward on the modern cable car system—one of the world’s longest and highest—offering stunning panoramic views as you ascend through cloud-kissed mountains. At the summit, step onto the iconic Golden Bridge, a 150-meter-long pedestrian walkway perched at around 1,400 meters above sea level, intriguingly held aloft by two colossal stone-like hands. Stroll across the bridge and soak in the ethereal "walking in the clouds" atmosphere as you admire the lush forest and distant views of Da Nang and the South China Sea. Note: Admission to attractions like the Wax Museum, Alpine Coaster, Wine Cellar Debay, and carnival-style games is not included. Enjoy lunch on site at Bana Hills, sampling local and Western fare. In the late afternoon, return to your cable car and head back down to Danang. Finish the day with dinner at an Indian restaurant, then check in at your hotel for a restful overnight stay. Meals: Breakfast at the hotel; lunch at Bana Hills; dinner at an Indian restaurant Guide: English-speaking Overnight: Danang

After breakfast at the hotel, your English-speaking guide will pick you up to begin a full day of exploration in and around Danang. Start with a visit to Marble Mountains (Ngu Hanh Son)—a cluster of five marble and limestone hills known for their striking natural caves, ancient pagodas, and panoramic views from the summit. Admire the intricate stone carvings and the peaceful spiritual atmosphere. Continue along the scenic Hoang Sa – Truong Sa coastal road to Son Tra Peninsula, where you’ll visit Linh Ung Pagoda, home to Vietnam’s tallest Lady Buddha statue. Enjoy sweeping views of the sea while learning about the spiritual significance of the site. Stop for lunch at an Indian restaurant in Danang. After lunch, head to Cam Thanh Coconut Village, where you’ll hop into a traditional basket boat and cruise through the lush water coconut forest. Learn about the local fishing lifestyle and enjoy playful moments as boatmen craft fun accessories from coconut leaves (like hats, rings, and glasses). Join in a friendly basket boat race amid energetic drum beats and local cheer. In the afternoon, visit Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll through its charming lantern-lit streets and discover: The 400-year-old Japanese Covered Bridge A 300-year-old Chinese temple A 200-year-old traditional Vietnamese merchant's house As the evening approaches, enjoy a peaceful lantern boat ride (10–15 minutes) along the Thu Bon River, releasing your own lantern into the water—an unforgettable Hoi An tradition. Meals included: Breakfast at the hotel, lunch and dinner at Indian restaurants Guide: English-speaking Overnight stay: Hoi An

After breakfast, head out for an exciting day at VinWonders Nam Hoi An, located just 15 km from Hoi An Ancient Town. This expansive theme park, spread over 50 hectares, combines world-class entertainment with cultural, architectural, and natural experiences from Vietnam and beyond. Explore six unique themed zones: Harbor Corner – a beautifully recreated riverside town blending traditional and modern architecture Island of Folk Culture – where you can step back in time and witness the rich cultural heritage of Vietnam through traditional crafts, performances, and village replicas River Safari – Vietnam’s first and only river safari, home to nearly 550 animals living in open, semi-wild habitats. Cruise through and spot exotic wildlife up close Adventure Land – filled with thrilling rides like the Desert Tornado and Tree Swing for adrenaline lovers Water World – a refreshing water park with colorful slides and splash zones perfect for beating the heat Indoor Games Zone – an air-conditioned funhouse with over 100 arcade games, 4D movie experiences, and kid-friendly attractions Visit the Happy Zoo for interactions with adorable animals from around the globe, then end your magical day with the park’s signature Musical Water Fountain Show, a dazzling spectacle of light, sound, and water. Meals included: Breakfast at the hotel, lunch coupon at VinWonders, and dinner at an Indian restaurant Guide: English-speaking Overnight stay: Hoi An

Enjoy an early breakfast, then check out and transfer to Danang Airport for your morning flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Upon arrival, meet your guide for a half-day city tour highlighting the city’s landmark attractions: Independence Palace (formerly the Presidential Palace), a pivotal site during the Vietnam–American War. Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica, built between 1863–1880 in classic red-brick French colonial style (viewed from outside). Just across the square, the Saigon Central Post Office, designed in the late 19th century by Gustave Eiffel’s firm. Cap off your afternoon with a visit to the Saigon Skydeck at Bitexco Financial Tower. Situated on the 49th floor (~178 m), it offers sweeping 360° views of Saigon via fast elevators. Interactive exhibits include touch-screen city overview panels, binoculars, and an Ao Dai costume display. Meals included: breakfast at your hotel, lunch and dinner at Indian restaurants. Guide: English-speaking. Overnight stay in Ho Chi Minh City.

After an early breakfast at your hotel, check out and meet your guide for a journey to the Cu Chi Tunnels, located approximately 70 km northwest of Ho Chi Minh City. The Cu Chi Tunnels are an extensive network of underground passages that played a crucial role during the Vietnam War. Originally constructed by the Viet Minh in the late 1940s and later expanded by the Viet Cong, these tunnels served as hiding spots, communication routes, storage facilities, and living quarters. During your visit, you'll have the opportunity to explore sections of the tunnels, witness various wartime artifacts, and learn about the ingenious methods employed by the Viet Cong to survive and resist. After the tour, you'll be transferred to Tan Son Nhat International Airport for your departure flight to Mumbai, carrying with you the rich memories of Vietnam's history and culture. Meals Included: Breakfast at the hotel; packed lunch at the airport. Guide: English-speaking guide.