Palaces and pagodas, tombs and temples, culture and cuisine, history and heartbreak – there’s no shortage of poetic pairings to describe Hue (pronounced ‘hway’) and Hoi An.

In December 1999, UNESCO designated My Son Sanctuary as a World Heritage Site. This Cham tower complex is one of Vietnam’s most beautiful and impressive Cham temples. Each temple has a unique structural style that reflects the historical stages of the Champa kingdoms.

Cam Thanh village has become a favorite spot for visitors thanks to its vast and beautiful water coconut palm forest.Travelling to Cam Thanh water coconut village, you can take a boat on the canal to visit the water coconut and experience local like activities.

Tra Que Vegetable Village, located in Cam Ha commune, about 3 km of central Hoi An, has an area of ​​more than 40 hectares. Households there practice crop rotation and intercropping of more than 20 types of leafy vegetables and spices, following a tradition dating back almost 300 years.

Stop to take photos of countryside and daily activities of farmers as well as their lifestyle depending on the time such as plowing, sowing, implanting, weeding, harvesting. You will visit a rural market where villagers exchange their agricultural products everyday.