The Hai Van pass –which is a 21 km long mountain road, 500 metres above sea level The Hai Van pass is undoubtedly one of the most impressively scenic hillside roads that you should visit in Vietnam. From here, you will enjoy the most picturesque views of the blue ocean, the green forest, the blue sky and the Da Nang city.

Lang Co beach – Stretches for 10 km, a white sandy beach with deep blue water, Lang Co beach is an ideal place for relaxing, swimming and taking photos. From the Hai Van pass, Lang Co beach is beautiful like a landscape picture that tourists travelling between Da Nang and Hue cannot help to stop and admire. This is a must-see view listed in the National Tourism Magazine.

Our first stop is Khai Dinh tomb- it’s a very famous King’s tomb in Hue city. Khai Dinh tomb was completed in 1931 and took 11 years to build. The tomb is a blend of Western and Eastern architecture.

After finishing lunch, we continue to visit the most famous sites in Hue city. Firstly, it’s the Citadel – located on the northern bank of the inspirational Perfume River. Hue Citadel was built on an area of over 500 ha, including the Citadel and the Forbidden City, known collectively as the Citadel. This was the administrative and political center of the Nguyen dynasty and was the home of the king and the royal family. The Citadel has unique art, architecture and gardens.

After visiting the Citadel, you will have a chance to visit one of the most beautiful and famous pagodas in Hue. Thien Mu Pagoda – the oldest pagoda located on the bank of the charming Perfume River in Hue city.