A day trip to Ba Na Hills is like visiting the Vietnamese Disneyland, replete with fun and games, cute castles with their mock turrets reaching for the sky, perfectly manicured gardens, shows and performances, unlimited food stalls, ice cream kiosks....add to this heady mix the astounding scenic views of the lush green jungle of the Truong Son Mountains where the theme park is located.

Just 29 kilometres from the bustling city of Da Nang are the majestic Marble Mountains, known as 'Ngu Hanh Son' in Vietnamese, a picturesque cluster of five hills made of limestone and marble, hence the name. These five hills are named after the five elements of nature: Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth, and a visit to these hills will transport you into a mysterious world of caves and pagodas, both Buddhist and Hindu grottoes, built deep into the mountainside.

Nestled within the breathtaking Marble Mountains of Vietnam, Am Phu Cave, also called the Hell Cave, is a hidden gem that captivates visitors with its stunning stone formations and spiritual ambience. Am Phu Cave is a vivid representation of a Buddhist Hell, a place where sinners are punished and demons and devils devour your soul. The name, Am Phu, is derived from Vietnamese mythology, where it is believed to represent the underworld.

The charming town of Hoi An is a traveller's dream destination....as dusk falls, the streets of this quaint town light up with a zillion lanterns!! You will see hordes of tourists flocking around the ancient town and strolling along the Thu Bon River, which runs through the heart of this town.

Hoi An has a deep-rooted fishing culture, and basket boats are the traditional vessels used by local fishermen to earn their livelihood. Locally known as 'Thung Chai', basket boats are traditional Vietnamese crafts made from bamboo and designed like large baskets. The ride starts in the lush green mangroves of the Thubon River in the Bay Mau Coconut Forest, popularly known as the Water Coconut Forest.