Hue served as Vietnam's capital under the emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty from 1802 to 1945 and the city?s regal past can still be seen inside the walls of the Citadel and the Imperial City. Both were heavily damaged during the Tet Offensive of 1968 when the Communists took the city from the South and held it for 3 weeks. Now thanks to UNESCO funding, much of the City is being faithfully restored to its former glory. The Imperial City, created in the 19th century and modeled on the Forbidden City in Beijing, has many palaces and temples inside. The tour begins at the Citadel and then moves in to the rolling hills of the surrounding countryside where you will find the Royal Tombs to the Nguyen Emperors. After having viewed the splendid landscaped gardens and ornate architecture of the kings' final resting places, you will return to Hue. In the evening, you will take a boat cruise on the tranquil waters of the Perfume River.

This personalised private tour is one of the best ways to explore and to discover what these cities have to offer to visitors. The local tour operator provides you with an expert guide, and are constantly seeking new ways to bring travellers closer to local cultures. This style of travel offers an alternative to mass market tourism which takes into account local cultural values and economic growth. All tours are low impact on natural resources; are respectful and observant of local customs and traditions, and are supportive of local economies.

Experience the coast of Nha Trang aboard a boat as you set out in the morning for the first stop at the aquarium. You will then head out to Hon Mun Island where you have the chance for swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear waters. From here, continue to Hon Tam Island where you have the choice of relaxing on the beach or for the energetic ? there is a choice of water sports. Lunch stop is at the fishing village of Lang Chai where there is time to explore before boarding the boat back to Nha Trang harbor.

This personalised private tour is one of the best ways to explore and to discover what these cities have to offer to visitors. The local tour operator provides you with an expert guide, and are constantly seeking new ways to bring travellers closer to local cultures. This style of travel offers an alternative to mass market tourism which takes into account local cultural values and economic growth. All tours are low impact on natural resources; are respectful and observant of local customs and traditions, and are supportive of local economies.

Tay Ninh, near the Cambodian border, is home to the unique Cao Dai sect, whose patron saints include Joan of Arc, Victor Hugo and Winston Churchill to name a few. The religion is an odd mix of Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and Christianity. The trip to Tay Ninh is combined with a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels. At its height, the tunnel system stretched from Saigon to the Cambodian border and was three levels deep. Today the remaining tunnels have become a major tourist attraction giving the visitor a unique experience and a feel of what underground life in the war must have been like.

This personalised private tour is one of the best ways to explore and to discover what these cities have to offer to visitors. The local tour operator provides you with an expert guide, and are constantly seeking new ways to bring travellers closer to local cultures. This style of travel offers an alternative to mass market tourism which takes into account local cultural values and economic growth. All tours are low impact on natural resources; are respectful and observant of local customs and traditions, and are supportive of local economies.