Departing from central Ho Chi Minh City, discover a Saigon that is both vibrant and graceful through its historic architecture. Leaving the city behind, travel east towards Phan Thiet and onward to Mui Ne, where blue seas meet sunlit dunes. The landscape gradually opens up, making way for sea breezes and the relaxed pace of a coastal escape.

Saigon Central Post Office and Notre Dame Cathedral – This striking architectural ensemble in the heart of Saigon reflects the city’s elegance through its arches and timeworn brickwork. Accessible areas depend on conditions at the time of the visit.

Nguyen Hue Walking Street, the Opera House and Ho Chi Minh City Hall – Feel the energy of the city center, admire its distinctive architectural facades, and capture the bustle of Saigon. Visits cover the exterior areas.

Fairy Stream in Mui Ne – A small stream winds between orange-red sand cliffs and patches of greenery, creating a gentle, unusual landscape. Take your time discovering the simple beauty of this sandy setting.

Red Sand Dunes – The wind reshapes the curves of the dunes, bringing out the warm red and golden tones characteristic of Mui Ne. A lovely stop for a stroll and photographs.

Overnight in Mui Ne.

Leaving the sound of Mui Ne’s waves behind, head north to the White Sand Dunes, then continue through Ca Na and the coastal region of Ninh Thuan to Nha Trang. Pale dunes, stretches of blue sea, and sun-drenched landscapes unfold along the way. On arrival, Nha Trang welcomes you with the cheerful atmosphere of a seaside city and views across the bay.

White Sand Dunes at Bau Trang – Sweeping white dunes beside a lake create a beautiful contrast between sand, sky, and water. This distinctive landscape is a highlight of the journey out of Mui Ne.

Nha Trang Cathedral – With its Gothic arches, windows, and dignified presence, the cathedral stands out amid the coastal city. Discover its architecture and experience its solemn atmosphere.

Hon Chong Promontory – Large boulders piled beside the sea offer expansive views of Nha Trang Bay. Waves, stone, and sea breezes make this a peaceful and picturesque stop.

Overnight in Nha Trang.

Spend a day in Nha Trang exploring the cultural depth behind its beautiful blue coastline. Starting in the south of the city, visit the Institute of Oceanography, return towards Long Son Pagoda, and continue to the Po Nagar Cham Towers area. The route connects the world of the ocean with Buddhist traditions and Cham culture, offering varied experiences within one city.

Institute of Oceanography – Explore marine life through displays and specimens that reveal the richness of the ocean. An opportunity to discover the sea from a different perspective.

Long Son Pagoda – This serene setting, distinguished by a white Buddha statue on the hill, offers a calming pause amid the rhythm of the coastal city.

Po Nagar Cham Towers – The ancient brick towers on the hill tell the story of Cham beliefs and art, overlooking the Cai River area.

Overnight in Nha Trang.

Optional tour:

• VinWonders Nha Trang – An optional visit to Hon Tre Island, with a range of entertainment areas and experiences to suit personal interests.
• Nha Trang Mud Bath – Relax with mineral mud and facilities according to the chosen service package.

Leaving Nha Trang, continue north to the Phu Yen coast, visiting Mui Dien, central Tuy Hoa, and Ganh Da Dia in turn before reaching Quy Nhon. The route reveals different moods of the sea: vast beneath the lighthouse, welcoming beside the square, and powerful among dark rocks and white surf. End the day in Quy Nhon, a gentle coastal city with wide, open spaces.

Mui Dien Cape and Dai Lanh Lighthouse – The headland reaching into the sea and its lighthouse form an expansive landscape where the grandeur of the Phu Yen coast comes into focus.

Da Dia Reef – Basalt columns stacked in layers resembling a giant pile of plates, creating a unique geological landscape by the sea.

Mang Lang Church – An ancient church featuring distinctive architecture and a long history, while also housing significant relics related to the origins of the Vietnamese *Quốc Ngữ* script.

Overnight in Quy Nhon.

From peaceful Quy Nhon, explore traces of Cham culture and poetic memories before heading south to Thanh Luong Pagoda in the Phu Yen area. After this stop, continue towards Khanh Hoa and take the road into the Da Lat highlands. Coastal sunshine gradually gives way to hills, pine forests, and the cool, fresh air of the mountain city.

Nhan Tower – an ancient brick tower bearing the hallmarks of Cham architecture, standing out amidst the city’s greenery. Visitors can admire the intricate decorative details and the beauty of this heritage site.

Nghinh Phong Tower – an impressive structure by Tuy Hoa Beach inspired by stacked rock formations, offering a striking photo opportunity set against the backdrop of sky and sea.

Thanh Luong Pagoda – Details incorporating coral and coconut shells give this temple its distinctive character, offering a peaceful pause in the coastal region.

Overnight in Da Lat.

Da Lat welcomes you with a slower rhythm, gentle temperatures, and green slopes stretching across the hills. From the center, explore Hang Nga Villa, then head towards Prenn Pass to Datanla Waterfall and continue to Truc Lam Zen Monastery before returning to town. In a single day, imaginative creativity, the sounds of the forest, and the stillness of a Buddhist retreat unfold in turn.

Hang Nga Villa (Crazy House) – An imaginative architectural space of winding lines, stairways, and shapes that evoke a fairy-tale world. A distinctive attraction in the mountain city.

Datanla Waterfall – Set among greenery, the waterfall captures the freshness of Da Lat’s forests. Enjoy the sound of flowing water and the natural surroundings; additional recreational services are optional.

Truc Lam Zen Monastery – A peaceful Buddhist setting on a pine-covered hill near Tuyen Lam Lake, ideal for enjoying the scenery, unwinding, and experiencing the tranquility of the highlands.

Overnight in Da Lat.

Bid farewell to Da Lat’s pine-covered slopes with a visit to its historic railway station before leaving the highlands for Phan Thiet. The journey leads from the cool mountain air to the warmth of the coast, where heritage sites preserve memories of fishing communities and significant chapters of history.

Da Lat Railway Station – Its distinctive roof design and historic railway setting evoke the nostalgia of the highland city. Visit and take photographs.

Van Thuy Tu Temple – Linked to whale worship and the lives of Phan Thiet’s fishing communities, this site offers insight into the enduring bond between people and the sea.

Duc Thanh School and the Ho Chi Minh Museum in Binh Thuan – The historic site and displays introduce the period when teacher Nguyen Tat Thanh taught in Phan Thiet, along with related historical stories.

After Phan Thiet, continue to central Ho Chi Minh City, bringing the journey to a close with lasting impressions of sea, sand, and highlands.