Delve into Vietnam’s intriguing past by browsing the extraordinary exhibits in Da Nang’s esteemed Cham Museum and by walking through Hoi An, a town that has changed little over the centuries. The museum holds a collection of sculptures by Vietnam’s indigenous Cham people that is second to none, including terracotta and stone works that are considered masterpieces.

Experience daily life in Vietnam’s largest Chinatown and come away with a much greater appreciation of the fascinating culture in this ethnic enclave. As you will discover while walking the back streets and alleyways of Cholon, as Chinatown is known locally, much has remained the same since its founding more than 100 years ago.

Discover the ancient village of Duong Lam, its people, culture and tradtitions on a quick escape by private jeep to the rural peaceful countryside of Hanoi. Sightsee 400 year old  laterite brick ancient houses with unique architecture. Visit the communal house, a worshipping place of the tutelary god – founder of the village, also considered as a star of unique sculptural architecture and becomes a gathering place of the villagers for cultural activities.