Day 1: Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City)
Upon arrival in Saison, we will welcome you at the airport and transfer you to the hotel to take the rooms for relaxing a bit.
In the afternoon, about 5.00 pm we will explore the city on foot: Notre Dame Cathedral, Main Post Office, City Hall, Ben Thanh Market, Opera House…before we stop for Welcome Dinner.

Day 2: Saigon – Dalat
In the morning we depart by bus to the highlands. The interesting journey takes us past Tri An Lake. En route, we visit Dambri Waterfall near Bao Loc and explore tea, coffee and mulberry plantations.

Lunch at one of local restaurants in Bao Loc, then continue our journey to Dalat, lying at 1475 meters above sea level.

Dalat is popular with visitors because it has a cool and equable climate usually remaining between 10º C and 20º C throughout the year. This ‘eternal spring’ is responsible for its increasing importance as a fruit and flower growing area. First class blooms, soft fruits and vegetables are grown for export and airlifted all over Asia. Dalat has many natural and artificial lakes such as Ho Xuan Huong, Than Tho, Da Thien, and Tuyen Lam bordered by lines of pine trees, which are a well-known feature of Dalat. A trip to Dalat is not complete until one goes to the Dalat Flower Gardens. The temperate climate of Dalat is suitable for flowers such as orchids, roses, lilies, and camellias.

Overnight in Dalat City.

Day 3: Dalat, “City of Eternal Spring”
In the morning we explore the colorful market. Then a bus brings us to the meditation pagoda Thien Vien Truc Lam, located in a beautiful mountain setting at the shore of a crystal clear mountain lake. Later a boat takes us to the islands. After a lunch under pine trees, we soak in the unique landscape on the back of an elephant. In the afternoon we take a ride on the legendary steam train route to Mat Trai Village. There we visit the Mosaique Pagoda. Return trip through the vegetable fields.

Day 4: Dalat – Lak Lake
Today we leave Dalat to head to highway 27 to Lak lake. We will stop en route to visit Mushroom Farm and Silkworm Factory before check-in to our bungalow resort or a traditional longhouse of the local population.

Lak Lake - Jun Village (the village of M’nong Ethnic Minority).

Lak Lake, located at Lien Son town – Lak district, one of the largest natural freshwater lake in Vietnam. Lak Lake has an area of about 500 hectares, situated at an altitude of over 500m above sea level.

Residents living around the lake are mostly the M'Nong, villages like Le, Jun, M'Lieng still keep their customs and traditions, and retain a lot of precious things in the traditional long house-on-stilts like the K’pan(long bench used for visitors or artisants), the H'gor(female-drum), gongs,etc….
Surrounded by the primitive forests of the Central Highlands , Lak lake is a higlight of the region, so, when visiting here, tourists can enjoy the diversity of fauna - flora. According to statistics, there are 548 species, in which 118 families of them, 132 species of birds, 61 mammals, 43 reptiles, amphibians, including some endemic and rare. Besides, Lak lake is shelter of numerous species of aquatic life, fish and shellfish which are major economic resource for local residents living in the area around the lake. This is really a splendid lake; a destination of Ecology - Culture unique attractions with a natural poetic beauty of the surrounding mountains and forests. Come to Lake Lak, visitors not only have opportunities to explore the natural beauty, ride an elephant visiting villages, row a dug-out canoe sightseeing around the beautiful lake and see local people fishing by their own ways but also enjoy Gongs shows, exploring the cultural traditions of indigenous people - The M'nong.

We take a boat to cross the lake to visit the Jun Village, walk through the village, go into their house to learn about their traditions, customs and cultures.

Back to the resort, take a shower, then we have home dinner at a family living by the lake.
After dinner enjoy the traditional live music show of GONGS by M’nong people and drink wine from large urns through a pipe.

Stay overnight at Lak Lake.

Day 5: Lak Lake – Waterfalls – Buon Ma Thuot
In the morning we do elephant riding around the lake and through the village. Then we leave for Buon Ma Thuot. We stop in town for lunch and continue our trip to the waterfalls. We visit coffee, rubber and pepper plantations on the way.

The Dray Nur, Dray Sap, and Gia Long waterfalls situated about 30 km to the southwest of Buon Ma Thuot city. These three waterfalls are located on the Srepok river which mingled by the Krong No (Husband river) and the Krong Ana (Wife river). High altitude operation with rushing water and powerful sounds are really impressive for the visitors. Fogs spray out, soaring along with the forest landscape created majestic scenery. This group of waterfalls is not just a place for tourists to enjoy the natural beauty but also an ideal place for those who want to enjoy outdoor activities such as walking along the river from the Gia Long falls to the DraySap falls, or wading through the suspension bridge over the river from DraySap to Dray Nur waterfall. This is also a great place for picnic trips.

We come back to Buon Ma Thuot City to check-in to our hotel and stay overnight here.

Day 6: Buon Ma Thuot – Yok Don National Park – Kon Tum
In the morning the bus brings us to Yok Don National Park.

Yok Don National Park (Buon Don district) situated more than 40 km to the west of Buon ma Thuot city with 115.545hectares where is the conservation of natural resources of precious national forest ecosystem. Especially, deducious forest, with rare animals, natural lakes, rivers, waterfalls.

This forest has many different species of birds, rare animals, many varieties of orchids and herbs. Including, 62 animals, 169 birds, 46 reptiles, 13 amphibians, 464 species of plants, mostly orchid pearl; besides 56 species of rare animals, there are 38 species in this park, 17 of them named in the World Red Book. Some common species of wildlife such as elephant, tiger, panther, bear, wild buffalo, fly mink, gaur, otters, jackals, pheasants ... and other rare birds like the eagle, and land royal phoenix. Yok Don National Park is a place that receives the wild elephants from Tanh Linh forest - Binh Thuan province in 2001.

Over the years, this is an attracting spot for domestic and foreign tourists. Tourism types here included: Hiking, camping, elephant riding, bird watching, or seeing animals at night by pick-up trucks.

We take a walk through the village of Ede Ethnic Minority, cross bamboo suspension bridge then visit the house of the King of elephant hunting.

Back to Buon Ma Thuot for lunch then head to national highway 14 to Kon Kum. We arrive in Kon Tum late in the afternoon. Check-in to our hotel and relax.

Day 7: Kon Tum – Hoi An
Today we take a walking trip though the village of Bahnar Ethnic Minority. You have chance to admire the imposing Rong houses, meet friendly Bahnar people to learn about their cultures and customs. We visit a Wooden Church, the Emboidery Village and the Orphanage.

We drive on the Ho Chi Minh trail to Hoi An. On the road you will marvel at the views as the lanscapes along the road is quite spectacular. We finish our trip in Hoi An before dark.