(Lunch/Dinner included)

Upon arrival at Da Nang International Airport, our warm-hearted Luco Travel guides will greet the group and assist with currency exchange and SIM card purchases.

After lunch, the day begins with a scenic drive across Thuan Phuoc Bridge to Son Tra Peninsula (Monkey Mountain), where students can admire the panoramic views of the coastline. We then visit the Linh Ung Pagoda, home to Vietnam’s tallest Lady Buddha statue. Perched above the sea, this spiritual landmark invites peaceful contemplation amid views of Da Nang.

As the sun sets, we enjoy a dinner cruise on the Han River, sailing past Da Nang’s illuminated skyline. The tour also includes a stop at the Dragon Bridge, a symbol of the city’s modern identity, famous for its fire-breathing weekend displays.

Overnight in Da Nang, organized by Vietnam Educational Tours

(Full-day meals included)

After breakfast and hotel check-out, we travels to the Village of Hope, a compassionate institution supporting orphans and children with hearing impairments. There, students begin the day with a welcoming session before engaging in hands-on activities, including:

• Cleaning shared spaces and organizing clothing,
• Leading interactive games, singing, and drawing with children,
• Sharing donated goods and snacks in a joyful celebration.

This session promotes empathy, teamwork, and community connection.

After lunch and a heartfelt farewell, we head to Ba Na Hills, known as the “second Da Lat” due to its year-round cool climate, where the European-style mountain retreat, cool climate, and scenic views introduce students to eco-architecture and destination branding.

After taking the cable car up the mountain, we check in and enjoy a lavish buffet dinner amid the French-inspired alpine scenery.

Overnight at Ba Na Hills, organized by Vietnam Educational Tours

(Full-day meals included)

After breakfast, the morning opens with a journey to King Peak, where students learn about microclimates and altitude effects while enjoying expansive views. At Linh Tu Pagoda, students explore the spiritual legacy of mountain temples and how geography shapes belief systems.

Next, we will head to Fantasy Park, an indoor amusement complex offering light entertainment, before visiting the awe-inspiring Golden Bridge, supported by giant hands sculpted from stone, symbolizing Vietnam’s embrace of innovation in tourism design.

Before descending, we will explore the French Wine Cellar and the old Linh Ung Pagoda, where students will learn about the Vietnam’s colonial past and hospitality development as well as the historic architectural transitions through the pagoda’s structures.

After lunch, we will depart to Hoi An. Along the way, we will stop at Marble Mountains and Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village, where students witness traditional artisanship passed through generations.

Subsequently, arriving at Hoi An Ancient Town, students will walk through preserved alleyways, crossing the Japanese Covered Bridge and visiting communal halls. They will have a chance to explore how UNESCO recognition supports cultural conservation and ethical tourism.

Ending the day with a cozy dinner by the riverside, then finalizing day with reflection time at the hotel.

Overnight in Hoi An, organized by Vietnam Educational Tours

(Full-day meals included)

After breakfast, we depart to Tra Que Village for an immersive cooking class. Students first visit the local market to select fresh ingredients, guided by a local chef.

Upon arrival at the organic farm, students enjoy a special welcome drink, following by a short walk through the vegetable garden to observe the local farmers at work. Under the guidance of local chefs, they prepare traditional Vietnamese dishes including Banh Xeo, Tam Huu spring rolls, and Tra Que salad. During the class, our guides will present to students the culture, history and the daily activities of Tra Que people. Finally, the class concludes with a shared meal and a relaxing traditional foot or shoulder massage.

In the afternoon, we will travel to Hue Imperial City, stopping at a conical hat and incense-making village. We also visit one of the Nguyen Kings’ mausoleums, offering a look into royal architecture and Feng Shui traditions.

Overnight in Hue, organized by Vietnam Educational Tours

(Full-day meals included)

The day begins with a visit to Hue Tourism College, a leading institution in hospitality education. Students will engage with teachers and peers, learning about Vietnam’s growing tourism sector through interactive sessions.

After lunch, we delve into Vietnam’s imperial past with a guided tour of the Hue Citadel and Forbidden City. The site reveals rich narratives of the Nguyen Dynasty’s rule, ceremonies, and daily court life, in which students will explore court architecture, royal customs, and learn how history has shaped modern Vietnamese identity.

Later, the group boards a dragon boat for a scenic cruise on the Perfume River, ending with a visit to Thien Mu Pagoda, a spiritual icon of Hue.

After the excursion, we return to Da Nang for dinner and hotel check-in.

Overnight in Da Nang, organized by Vietnam Educational Tours

(Breakfast/Lunch included)

Our final day features a journey into ancient spirituality. After breakfast, we visit My Son Sanctuary, the former spiritual capital of the Cham Kingdom. Students will experience a traditional Cham music and dance performance before walking through jungle paths to the red-brick temple ruins, learning how Indian Hinduism shaped Cham architecture.

After lunch, we explore Han Market and Big C Da Nang, where students can enjoy last-minute shopping and cultural observation of local trade practices.

We then head to Da Nang International Airport for the return flight home.

Have a great journey with Luco Travel!!!