Our journey begins at Thien Mu Pagoda, a historic gem nestled along the banks of the Perfume River. After exploring this iconic site, we will enjoy a leisurely boat ride back to Hue city center, soaking in the serene views.

Once we disembark, we will proceed to the Hue Citadel, the city’s most renowned landmark. Initiated by Emperor Gia Long in 1805, this expansive complex includes the Imperial City, several museums, tranquil lakes, and beautifully landscaped gardens, all arranged in concentric circles.

Next, we will visit the Tomb of Tu Duc, a magnificent resting place for the longest-reigning monarch of the Nguyen Dynasty (1848-1883). Emperor Tu Duc meticulously planned his final resting place long before his passing, with the tomb completed in 1867.

After enjoying a delicious lunch, we will venture into the local villages. Sinh Village, also known as Lai An Village, is celebrated for its vibrant folk painting industry.

Have lunch then go to villages. Sinh village is also known as Lai An village with its famous folk painting industry, Truc Chi Garden contains full of the quintessence of a trade village as well as a place of exchange of other traditional villages. Tay Ho village, the most prominent name because this is the place that makes the famous Bai Tho palm-leaf conical hat

We then make a trip to the incense village. Spring where talented artists are day by day preserving the tradition of "the soul" of the Vietnamese nation. You will witness firsthand the stages of making an incense tree.