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Take a morning flight to Da Nang and head straight to Hoi An, a charming town known for its well-preserved ancient architecture. Take a walking tour of the old town and visit the Japanese Covered Bridge, the Assembly Hall of the Fujian Chinese Congregation, and the Tan Ky Old House.

Take a cooking class at one of the town's many reputable cooking schools, like Red Bridge Cooking School or Green Bamboo Cooking School. Learn to make traditional dishes like cao lau and banh xeo, then enjoy the fruits of your labor for lunch.

Take a stroll along the Thu Bon River and watch the lanterns light up the night. Have dinner at one of the town's many excellent restaurants, like Morning Glory or Cargo.

Rent a motorbike and take a scenic drive to the Marble Mountains, a cluster of five marble and limestone hills. Explore the caves and pagodas of Thuy Son, the largest and most famous of the mountains. On your way back, stop at the Museum of Cham Sculpture in Da Nang to learn about the history and culture of the Cham people.

Have lunch at Ba Duong, a humble restaurant famous for its banh mi. Then, take a dip at My Khe Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam. End the afternoon with a visit to the Dragon Bridge, a stunning bridge that breathes fire and water every Saturday and Sunday evening.

Have dinner at Waterfront, a seafood restaurant overlooking the Han River. Then, head to one of the city's many bars or nightclubs for some live music and dancing.

Take a morning flight to Hanoi and start your day at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, where you can pay your respects to the father of modern Vietnam. Next, visit the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's first university and a beautiful example of traditional Vietnamese architecture.

Have lunch at Cha Ca La Vong, a restaurant famous for its cha ca, a Vietnamese fish dish. Afterward, take a stroll through the Old Quarter and explore its many shops, cafes, and street vendors. End the afternoon with a visit to Hoan Kiem Lake and Ngoc Son Temple.

Take a water puppet show at Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre, a unique Vietnamese art form that dates back to the 11th century. Have dinner at La Verticale, a high-end French-Vietnamese fusion restaurant.

Take a day trip to Ninh Binh, a beautiful province known for its natural beauty. Take a boat ride through the Tam Coc caves, also known as the "Halong Bay on Land." Then, visit the Hoa Lu Ancient Capital, the former capital of Vietnam during the Dinh and Le dynasties.

Have lunch at Bia Hoi Ha Noi, a local beer hall where you can sample fresh, cheap beer and traditional Vietnamese dishes. Afterward, hike up Hang Mua Peak for stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Return to Hanoi for dinner at Bun Cha Huong Lien, a simple restaurant famous for its bun cha, a delicious grilled pork dish. End the night with a drink at one of the city's many bars, like Tadioto or The Rooftop.

Take a morning flight to Phu Quoc Island, a beautiful island known for its beaches and seafood. Spend the morning at Sao Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches on the island.

Have lunch at Ham Ninh Fishing Village, a rustic village known for its fresh seafood. Afterward, take a snorkeling or scuba diving trip to explore the island's coral reefs.

Have dinner at Bun Cha Ca Thanh, a restaurant famous for its bun cha ca, a fish noodle soup. End the night with a drink at one of the island's many beach bars, like Rory's Beach Bar.

Rent a motorbike and explore the island's many attractions, like the Phu Quoc National Park, the Phu Quoc Prison, and the Dinh Cau Night Market.

Have lunch at Gia Thanh, a local restaurant serving traditional Vietnamese dishes. Spend the afternoon relaxing on the beach or taking a cooking class to learn how to make traditional Phu Quoc dishes.

Have dinner at Crab House, a seafood restaurant known for its delicious crab dishes. End the night with a drink at one of the island's many bars, like The Nest or Coco Bar.

Take a morning flight back to Ho Chi Minh City and spend the day exploring the city's many museums, like the Museum of Vietnamese History or the Fine Arts Museum.

Have lunch at Bun Thit Nuong Co Ba, a local restaurant serving delicious grilled pork noodle dishes. Spend the afternoon shopping for souvenirs at the Saigon Square or the Vincom Center.

Have dinner at Cuc Gach Quan, a high-end restaurant serving traditional Vietnamese dishes made with organic ingredients. End the night with a drink at one of the city's many rooftop bars, like Social Club or EON Heli Bar.

Take a day trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels, a network of underground tunnels used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. Learn about the history and tactics of the guerrilla fighters, and even crawl through some of the tunnels yourself.

Have lunch at Pho Hoa, a local restaurant serving delicious pho noodle soup. Afterward, take a visit to the Cao Dai Temple, a colorful and ornate temple that blends elements of Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, and Catholicism.

Have dinner at Noir., a unique restaurant where you dine in total darkness to heighten your sense of taste and smell. End the night with a drink at one of the city's many speakeasy bars, like The Alley or Snuffbox.

Spend your last day in Vietnam at the Mekong Delta, a beautiful and fertile region known for its floating markets and orchards. Take a boat ride through the canals and visit local villages to learn about the daily life of the people who live here.

Have lunch at a local restaurant serving traditional Mekong Delta dishes, like hu tieu or banh xeo. Afterward, visit a local fruit orchard to sample fresh tropical fruits.

Return to Ho Chi Minh City for your final dinner at Nha Hang Ngon, a bustling restaurant serving a variety of Vietnamese dishes. End the night with a cocktail at one of the city's many rooftop bars, like Saigon Saigon or Glow Skybar.