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Central Vietnam or Vietnamese: Miền Trung is one of the three regions of Vietnam (Northern Vietnam, Central Vietnam, Southern Vietnam). Highlands or Tây Nguyên are often included in the Central. Sometimes the Central and the Highlands are collectively referred to as Central-Highlands. The tour is designed for those who don’t have much time to visit the whole country or visited the Northern and Southern Vietnam last time. Take this tour, you will have chance to see 3 World Heritage Sites recognized by UNESCO, those are Hoian, Myson and Hue.

Day 01 : Danang arrival/Hoian
On arrival at Danang airport, met by our guide then transferred to your hotel in Hoian for check-in.
The rest of day is free at leisure, overnight in Hoian (..)

Day 02 : Hoian ancient town/Myson Holyland
Breakfast at hotel. Take a walking tour to discover the Hoi An, the Ancient town, Known to early Western merchants, Hoi An was one of the major trading centers of Southeast Asia in the 16th century. Hoi An has a distinctive Chinese atmosphere with low, tiled-roof houses and narrow streets; the original structure of some of these streets is still virtually intact. Many of the houses were constructed of rare timbers and decorated with lacquer panels engraved with Chinese characters and pillars carved with ornamental designs Ancient town, we will visit Tan Ky and Phuc Kien houses, Japanese Covered Bridge in side the Hoi An town and visit Hoi An market
Lunch at a local restaurant in Hoian
In the afternoon, visit My Son holyland – the capital of the ancient Cham Hindu civilization. Offering stunning sights and ancient history, be taken back in time.
Overnight in Hoian(B,L)

Day 03 : Hoian/Danang/Hue
After breakfast at your hotel, leave Hoian for Hue, en-route, visit Marble Mountain and Cham Museum in Danang, you can choose either to reach Hue by passing by Hai Van pass (one of the most spectacular passes in Vietnam) or Hai Van tunnel – the longest tunnels in South East Asia, stop at Lang Co beach to rest & enjoy lunch here
On arrival at Hue, visit the Imperial Citadel from where the Nguyen Dynasty ruled between 1802 and 1945. Board a cyclo and ride for an hour and thirty minutes and explore some of the least-known parts of the Hue Imperial Citadel. Along the way, you take a look at the royal lake and the citadel moat that surrounds the wall. Overnight in Hue(B,L)

Day 04 : Hue fullday city tour
After breakfast, enjoy a boat trip on the romantically named Perfume River for visits to Hue’s best-known religious site, Thien Mu Pagoda and then Hon Chen temple and Minh Mang tomb.
Lunch at local restaurant with Hue cuisine
In the afternoon, visit the elaborate mausoleums of emperors Tu Duc and Khai Dinh. Stop on the way to see how conical hats and incense sticks are made, visit Dong Ba market if time permits. Overnight in Hue(B,L)

Day 05 : Hue/DMZ
After breakfast, departure from Hue, drive north and stop at La Vang Cathedral (which despite its years of turmoil remains an important pilgrimage site for Vietnam's Catholics). Carry on to what is left of Quang Tri Citadel, where in 1972 a fierce battle raged for 81 days, visit the museum where photographs, war remnants and artillery can be seen. Continue up Highway 1 across the Hien Luong Bridge, and over the Ben Hai River which demarcated North and South Vietnam, this area saw some of the heaviest fighting during the war. Doc Mieu Firebase, which lies just north of here, played a pivotal role in the South's defence and for a while, this was the command post for calling in airstrikes along the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
The journey from here to Vinh Moc Tunnels is scenic after you leave the main highway, pass through quaint villages and skirt along Cua Tung Beach. The village of Vinh Moc found itself tragically positioned in one of the most heavily bombed areas of Vietnam. In order to escape this bombardment, the villagers constructed approximately 2.8 km of underground tunnels which they used as a refuge to survive the bombings. Three hundred people lived intermittently in the tunnels from 1966 to 1971. From Vinh Moc drive to Truong Son National Cemetery where the remains of some 15,000 Vietnamese soldiers and civilians have been laid to rest, sadly many tombstones bear no name. Continue southwest to Khe Sanh where one the most important battles of the Vietnam War took place, the former base has bunkers, helicopters and a museum on display. Along the way pass by 'Rockpile' which is a high, isolated mount that was an important lookout point by the Americans and Dakrong Bridge, where access points once ran into the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Drive back to Hue where you will arrive in the late afternoon / early evening.
Overnight in Hue(B,L)

Day 06 : Hue departure
Breakfast at your hotel, free at leisure for last minute shopping, relaxing till transferred to Hue airport for your flight home or next destination (B)
 

PRICING - US DOLLARS PER PERSON (Valid till 30 Sep, 2012)

PRICING – US DOLLARS PER PERSON (Valid till 30 April, 2012)

INCLUSIVE :
-A/C vehicle transfers with driver
-Hotel accommodation in Twin sharing room with breakfast
-Sightseeing and entrance fees at all mentioned sites
-English or French speaking guide
-Meals as stated in itinerary, B=breakfast, L=lunch
-Private boat trip in Hue
-GOV tax

EXCLUSIVE :
- Arrival and departure air tickets
- Drinks
- Personal expenses
- Entrance fees if yes for photo or video camera to the sites
- Any service other than mentioned 
- Tips and gratitude for guide, porters and drivers

HOTEL LIST :

Notes :

-          In case the aforementioned hotels are fully booked, Asian Destination Travel has right to book similar hotels

-          Peak season surcharge and compulsory dinners on X-mas and new year evenings may apply for Christmas and New year period

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