• Pick up from the hotel at 8 am.

• Visit the Stone Church, commonly known by the locals as Mountain Church or Nha Trang Cathedral, built in 1928 by French priest Louis Vallet. 

• Proceed to the Long Son Pagoda, which means "Dragon Stayed on the Mountain". It was built in 1886 on top of Trai Thuy Hill. 

• Climb over 150 steps to reach the top and see a White Buddha "Sakyamuni" statue sitting on a 24 m high lotus pedestal.

• Turn to Phan Dinh Giot Street and head to the Nha Trang countryside. 

• Stop at a local house and meet two artists with 40 years of experience making clay stoves by hand.

• Walk towards the house of the mat weavers, who have 30 years of experience in mat weaving. 

• Visit the ancient wooden house in Nha Trang to learn more about its culture and Vietnamese architecture. 

• Stop close to the rice farm and learn about the different types of rice in Vietnam.

• Discover the Tong Lam Lo Son Pagoda and visit the biggest Buddha statue at 44 meters tall. 

Return to the hotel.