On the first day, travelers visit Bai Dinh Pagoda, the largest Buddhist complex in Southeast Asia, known for its massive bronze Buddha statues and peaceful ambiance. Afterward, a boat trip through the Trang An Landscape Complex offers a tranquil journey through limestone caves and ancient temples nestled along scenic waterways. The day concludes with a climb up Múa Cave, where panoramic views of rice fields and karst mountains reward those who conquer its 500 stone steps.

On the second day, the tour ventures into Cúc Phương National Park, Vietnam’s oldest and most biodiverse nature reserve. Visitors explore lush tropical forests, visit the Endangered Primate Rescue Center to learn about rare species like the Delacour's langur, and trek through ancient woodlands to see the thousand-year-old tree and prehistoric caves. This immersive experience in nature offers a peaceful contrast to the cultural highlights of the first day, making for a well-rounded and memorable trip.