• Loc Tho pagoda - Visit an orphanage, The orphanage, being a private organization, strives to give its children with food, housing, health care, and education. The orphanage’s nuns and volunteers have dedicated their lives to the beautiful goal of rescuing orphans. You will learn about the Vietnamese school system and get the opportunity to play and sing with the young children.
• Nha Trang - Visit The Po Nagar Cham Towers: Cham Tower group was built and renovated over many periods from the seventh to the 12th centuries. Thap Ba may be built by the King of the United Kingdom, Harivarman I, around 813-817. Experiencing the sunshine of time, the tower was damaged. During the French colonial period, Uncle Ho’s the Far East organized a remodeling: using bricks to rebuild many parts and putting some statues on the body of the tower. During the war, many artifacts were stolen.
• Nha Trang - Continue to Mat Weaves House

This is a heritage passed down through the generations of a family. These mats are popular with many different families because of their vibrant colors and exquisite patterns.

• Nha Trang - Next is the Rice Paddy Fields.

Vietnamese food and culture are represented by rice. Not only are rice fields a major source of food for many people, but they are also fantastic locations for photographers and wildlife enthusiasts. There are several sorts of rice fields in Vietnam because of the variety of terrain types. The highlands astonish the globe with their distinctive design of terraced fields, while the lowlands feature huge fields that may spread so intensely that, in the words of Vietnamese, they make the storks’ wings exhausted from flying.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Gift to the orphanage kids

• Personal expenses