Arrival at Hanoi airport where our Spanish speaking guide will be waiting for you. Transfer to the city (1hr.), meanwhile, you can get a first impression of Hanoi and its amazing fusion between bustle and serenity. Free time until check-in at the hotel (rooms are usually available from 2pm, although if available, they are usually provided earlier). Accommodation in Hanoi.

After breakfast, we begin visits to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. It is also considered to be one of the few Asian cities with tree-lined avenues, French colonial architecture, peaceful lakes and oriental temples.  The tour includes a visit to the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university, founded in 1070 in honor of Confucius and considered as the symbol of Hanoi.

We continue with the route to Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, visiting the outside of it from Ba Dinh Square.

We will continue to the One Pillar Pagoda, built in 1049 on a single stone pillar by Emperor Ly Thai Tong, who reigned from 1028 to 1054. The pagoda is designed like a lotus flower leaf in honor of Buddha.

Lunch in local restaurant. After lunch, we will have an experience with the flowers and their traditional way of adorning them. Visit an artisan florist to see how the bouquets are made, how this beautiful and traditional spiritual art of Vietnam that has come to this day generation after generation is transmitted and preserved. Guests will learn to recognize exotic flowers while enjoying preparing a spiritual floral offering.

Afterwards we arrive at Hoan Kiem Lake, the heart of Hanoi, where we will take a walk around the lake with a panoramic view of the Ngoc Son Temple, located in the middle of the lake, along with the red The Huc Bridge.

Finally, we will take a panoramic pousse cycle tour of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, also known as the 36 Streets Quarter as it was once known for the craftsmanship that inhabited them and for the workshops there. Return to hotel and stay in Hanoi.

After breakfast, we met our driver in the hotel hall and left for Halong Bay, whose name means "the dragon that descends from the sea". According to legend, a dragon created the islands of the bay. Upon arrival, we embarked on a cruise to explore this wonderful place, with lunch on board. After lunch, we continue to sail, admiring the thousands of islands and islets surrounded by greenery, with surprising shapes and sizes. We visit islands such as the Turtle and the Head of Man. Halong Bay, for its beauty, geology, biodiversity and cultural importance, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994 and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World in 2011. In addition to enjoying the scenery, we can opt for activities such as swimming, kayaking or participating in a Vietnamese cooking demonstration. Dinner and accommodation on board.

At dawn, those interested can participate in a Tai Chi class on the sun terrace of the boat. We continue to cruise Halong Bay, famous for its nearly 2000 islands of limestone rock and breathtaking landscapes, ideal for capturing the best photos. We enjoyed a brunch on board before embarking on a return to land.

We disembarked at Halong Pier and took a road transfer to Hanoi, from where we flew to Da Nang. Upon arrival, we head straight to Hoi An (approximately 30 minutes). At dusk, we took a boat ride along the Hoai River, of great historical significance to the inhabitants of Hoi An. As night falls, the streets are lit with colored lanterns, and the lanterns are thrown into the water to augur well. The city shines with a unique and mysterious atmosphere. Afterwards, we disembark and enjoy free time to explore the streets before returning to the hotel. Accommodation in Hoi An.

After breakfast, we begin our visit to Hoi An City, an important trading port in Asia in the 17th and 18th centuries, whose architecture and relaxed lifestyle have changed little in recent years. We will take a boat ride along the Thu Bon River, passing through the small villages that line the river.

Arrive in the Old Quarter, from where we will start the walk through the center of the old city to visit Phung Hung (Old Merchant's House), the over 400-year-old covered Japanese Bridge, the Phuc Kien Hall, the old Tan Ky House with its traditional architecture and the Sa Huynh History Museum.

The old Tan Ky House with its traditional architecture and the Sa Huynh History Museum. Lunch in restaurant. Afternoon free to enjoy the beach, wander through the colorful downtown market or shop. Accommodation in Hoi An.

Breakfast at the hotel. Then transfer to Da Nang, where we will contemplate its paradise beaches. We will also visit Linh Ung Pagoda with its beautiful panoramic view of the city and the charming coastline of the Son Tra Peninsula.

We will continue by road to Hue, former imperial capital of Vietnam. Upon arrival, lunch in a restaurant and then transfer to the hotel for registration procedures. In the afternoon, we will visit Thien Mu Pagoda (Heavenly Lady), the symbol of Hue and which was built in 1601 between a river and a pine forest, on the banks of the famous Perfume River. Before returning to the hotel, we will explore the lively Dong Ba Market, an important site for Hue locals, a place to experience Vietnamese life. Accommodation in Hue.

After breakfast, visit the imperial city of Hue, the former capital of the country for more than 140 years, discovering its rich historical past of glorious monumental gems scattered among its walls. Visit of the Imperial Citadel, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993, which hosts the mythical “Forbidden Purple City”. The city was protected by a huge wall next to a moat whose length reaches 10 km with walls 2 meters thick, and it was from where the Nguyen dynasty ruled between 1802 and 1945. Afterwards, we visited the tomb of Emperor Minh Mang, also known as “temple of supreme grace”.

Lunch in a restaurant and then visit the most spectacular tomb of Hue City, the tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh. We tour the Stele Pavilion, the tomb room, the bronze statue of the Emperor, etc. with its overwhelming and dazzling decoration.

Flight to Ho Chi Minh (Saigon). Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation in Ho Chi Minh City.

After breakfast, transfer to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, an impressive underground tunnel complex of more than 200 kilometers and which were the base of operations of Viet Cong guerrillas during the Vietnam War. Then we returned to Ho Chi Minh City for lunch at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, we visit Ho Chi Minh City, still called Saigon by many locals, where we will first see the historic Reunification Palace (outside visit)

the old Central Post Office with its impressive architecture.

We will take a walk along the pedestrian street of Nguyen Hue where the municipal buildings, the statue of Ho Chi Minh and the City Hall meet, and finish the visit of Ho Chi Minh. Later, you can sip a real Vietnamese “cafetito”, enjoy the sunset or live the bustling landscape of the city, its businesses and friendly people.

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport for the flight to Siem Reap. Arrival at Siem Reap airport and transfer to the hotel. Hotel accommodation.

Breakfast at the hotel.  Departure by tuk-tuk (a very typical vehicle in Cambodia) to the South Gate, from where you can see its impressive statues representing the movement of the ocean, the ancient capital of Angkor Thom (12th century), the Bayon temple with its 54 decorated towers and about 200 enigmatic smiley faces of Avalokitesvara, the Phimeanakas temple, the terraces of the leper king and elephants and the royal cameras.

Then visit the Ta Prohm temple, one of the most spectacular temples in the area, which has remained relatively the same as when it was discovered and still holds much of its mystery. Lunch in local restaurant.

In the afternoon, transfer by bus to visit the most famous of all temples, Angkor Wat – World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The temple complex covers 81 hectares, comparable in extent to the Imperial Palace in Beijing. The well-known five towers are part of the Cambodian flag. They represent the 5 peaks of Meru, the walls surrounding them, are the mountains and the valley surrounding them, the ocean. We look at this 12th century work of art, considered among historians to be the first example of classic Khmer architecture and art, while enjoying its beautiful sunset – an excellent panorama to end the day. Return to the hotel and stay in Siem Reap.

Breakfast at the hotel. We will begin the day with a Buddhist ceremony at a local pagoda, where the monks will guide us in a reflection on Buddhism and its impact on Cambodian culture. At the end of the ceremony, you will receive a prayer to apportion luck and blessings. Then, we will visit the Hindu temple Banteay Samre, dedicated to Shivah, with beautiful reliefs narrating scenes of Ramayana. Afterwards, we will head to Banteay Srei, known as the “Citadel of Women”. This temple, unique for being built by and for women, stands out for its pink sandstone and fine reliefs, a true jewel of Khmer art. Lunch at a local restaurant. Back, we will visit the D’Angkor Craftsmen, a center that promotes the preservation of traditional crafts and supports Cambodian youth, allowing the country’s artistic traditions to live on.

Breakfast in hotel. Transfer to Siem Reap airport for flight to Luang Prabang. Arrival at Luang Prabang airport and transfer to the hotel. Hotel accommodation.

Day off

After breakfast, we will embark on a traditional boat and cruise along the Mekong River, which will give us a beautiful view of the riverside landscape: the quiet villages, the wonderful fields and forests. Along the way, we will stop at Ban Xanghai village, famous for making some of the varieties of its famous rice wine.

Later we will visit the mysterious caves of Pak Ou, two caves connected and crowded with thousands of statues of lacquered gold Buddha with various shapes and sizes that pilgrims have left on their visits over the years. Lunch in restaurant.

After the caves, I return to Luang Prabang. Visit of the National Museum and the old Royal Palace.

Later we will climb Mount Phousi which offers a fantastic panoramic view of Luang Prabang and the Mekong River. Accommodation in Luang Prabang.

Today we will wake up at 05:30 to see the queues of monks leaving the pagodas to order food from the locals and visit the morning market. Then I return to the hotel for breakfast and a little rest. Next, we visit Wat Xieng Thong, the most important and significant monument in Laos, both for the spirit, religion and history of its kings and for traditional art. There are more than twenty buildings in the complex, including shrines, pavilions and residences. In addition, in its gardens there is a wide variety of flowers, shrubs and ornamental trees.

We will continue our tour to Wat Sane, Wat Mai Temple, then Wat Visoun Temple and also visit the Ock Pop Tok, local craft center, where you can discover through local masters the different craft techniques of the area.

Lunch in local restaurant. Free time until transfer to the airport to take the departure flight.