The charming Hoi An, located in the province of Quang Nam, 30km south of Da Nang, on the Thu Bon River, has a fascinating historical and cultural heritage. The city is full of museums that showcase the extraordinary cultural and historical heritage that characterizes this trading port of Southeast Asia from the 15th to the 19th century.
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Undergoing hundreds of years of existence and development, Kim Bong carpentry village has built the core value for it’s brand name with various of products bearing the charms of ancient Hoi An. 
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The most emblematic symbol in Hoi An is the Japanese covered bridge. It is the meeting point between history and the present and is a must see while in the old city.
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Discover Buon Me Thuot, the coffee capital of Vietnam, a fascinating region with many cultural and natural treasures.
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Speaking of the ancient capital of Hue, the cultural heritage of the world, people often think of palaces, ancient temples bearing the vivid evidence of the last feudal dynasty also the vibe of a glorious ancient reign. With ancient and romantic beauty, Hue has played a huge role in Vietnamese poetry and literature. To completely explore the beauty of Vietnam, a Hue trip is an unmissable experience for tourists to Vietnam.
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Your trip to romantic Hue city may fail to be interesting if you pass the chance to try most unique specialties of this region. From “bún bò Huế” (Hue beef noodle) with spicy bouillon to flavorful “cơm hến” (Hue mussel rice), each and every typical dish in this city will leave you unforgettable memories.
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Come discover Phung Hung ancient house, a small cultural and architectural treasure of the old town of Hoi An.
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A tour of the 7 traditional craft villages located around Hue city allows visitors to discover particular parts of the cultural heritage of the ancient royal city.
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Discover one of the most shocking episodes of the Vietnam War: the massacre of My Lai which has always haunted Vietnamese peoples as well as American peoples for more than 50 years.
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