• Hue - 07:00 am: The driver and tour guide will meet you at your hotel in the center of Hue city. (suggested time)

• Depart to explore An Bang Village, a serene village near Thuan An Beach, where residents prepare for the “thousandth sleep.” Be amazed by the majestic stone lions and sparkling mosaic dragons that embellish the rooftops. In this cemetery, mausoleums worth billions are often demolished and rebuilt repeatedly simply because they “aren’t as grand and beautiful as others.”

• Hue - Proceed to My Khanh Champa Tower, which lay buried for nearly 1000 years. Discovered by an ore mining team in April 2001, this remarkable ancient tower was found 5-7 meters deep in the sand, 3-4 meters below sea level, and just 120 meters from the sea’s edge.

• Hue - 10:30 am: The next stop is the ancient village of My Loi, featuring a system of worship and communal houses established centuries ago. Here, you can gain insight into the folk worship culture, a facet of Asian culture, and explore the local market, where the agricultural products will intrigue you.

• Hue - 12:00 pm: Departing the village, you will be taken to Vinh Hien Beach, a pristine beach near a fishing village with friendly and welcoming fishermen. For those who love adventure, Mount Tuy Van offers breathtaking views, or you can explore Ham Rong Natural Rock.
  Then, savor dishes made from fresh local seafood. Remember to bring your swimwear for some beach time at this stop.

• The car will return you to the city, and around 4:00 pm, you will arrive back in Hue, concluding the services at your hotel.

• We provide baby seaters if you have request (Please email us if you need it)
• Car with air-condition
• “This tour is only available for groups of two or more.”
• Private English speaking tour guide
• Travel Local insurance
• Waters and lunch

• Personal expenses All gratuities and tips to driver and guide

Located approximately 35 km from Hue, there is a village renowned for its thousands of mausoleums. Known as An Bang Cemetery, this site features intricately designed mosaic and ceramic patterns, reminiscent of the architectural style of King Khai Dinh’s mausoleum. The cost of constructing a tomb here ranges from several hundred million to billions. The coastal dunes are densely populated with mausoleums, often overshadowing nearby homes. Many believe that the boundary between the living and the deceased feels remarkably close. The mausoleum architecture in An Bang village beautifully integrates elements from Buddhism, Christianity, Taoism, and even Islam.

NOTES: “This tour is exclusively available for groups of two or more.”

• Surcharges for peak seasons, Christmas and New Year Holidays, Lunar New Year Festival, …
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.