Holiday in Vietnam

Here you will be inspired by the attention to detail and the dedication that goes into the preparation. Afterwards, visit a renowned fish sauce factory to see how three generations of inspiring women celebrate the heritage and craftsmanship of fish sauce production. So authentic! Meeting and chatting with local workers is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of skill and tradition. The subsequent idyllic coracle boat trip lets you dance gently on the waves of the river - an experience that touches the soul. On the final cycle tour back to the club, you can let all the impressions sink in again.

Afterwards, you will find yourself in a local pagoda, where you will get a rare insight into the lifestyle of the local monks. During a guided meditation, you can leave the stress of everyday life behind you and experience the here and now. Breathe in, calm down and find your inner centre - a moment that belongs only to you. The last stop on your journey is the Tam Ky Museum. Like a treasure chest, it preserves the stories of the region's ethnic minorities. You encounter the past in a way that not only informs, but also inspires. A day full of perspectives and history. Full of all the impressions, you review the pictures of the day on the way back to the club.

You walk through the tunnels of Ky-Anh and imagine how the once 32-kilometre-wide network shaped village life during the war. Afterwards, you will find yourself on the picturesque coasts of southern Hoi An, home to the famous Sampan Rum. Here, where the sea meets the horizon, the Distillerie d'Indochine opens its doors for an insight into cultural treasures and culinary delights. Between the scent of oak barrels and the gentle sound of the sea, traditional distillation methods are brought to life and award-winning rums are born. The programme concludes with a tasting, which not only delights the palate but also touches the soul. A delightful performance by the team that will live long in the memory.

The Japanese Covered Bridge, the Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, old houses and the hustle and bustle of the markets - they all tell their own fascinating stories. Then, a scene straight out of an old film: from a sidecar, you marvel at the rural beauty of Hoi An. It passes through rice fields that glisten in the sunlight and idyllic villages that whisper stories. In the Tra Que vegetable village, you can feel the rhythm of rural life and look over the farmers' shoulders. Maybe you'll learn something about the secret of green fingers? Back in the city, a culinary adventure awaits you. In Hoi An's alleyways, you will find a lunch that not only delights the palate but also warms the heart. Ready for this voyage of discovery?

This site, a World Heritage Site since 1999, contains letters from the 4th century, which prove that the temples were dedicated to Hindu gods. Originally built from wood and later rebuilt from bricks in the 7th century after a fire, My Son became a Hindu sanctuary in the Champa kingdom in the 13th century and had more than 70 temples.

Then stroll slowly through the picturesque flower garden Le Jardin D'Amour with its countless colours. The ideal photo spot, because you can expect stunning floral splendour and colourful fauna. At the next stop on the tour, you will experience the breathtaking 150-metre-long Golden Bridge, which is held by giant, moss-covered hands and gives you an indescribable panoramic view of the hills. We then continue our journey together to the Marble Mountains, a collection of marble and limestone hills named after the five elements: Earth, fire, water, metal and wood. In this picturesque setting, you can explore the historic caves in the mountains, which were once used as temples, battlefields and hospitals during the Vietnam War.