9D8N Vietnam, the best value for money. Route map in the second picture.

Just came back from Vietnam, and it was really great value for money. There weren't many people when we went during the National Day holiday. Round-trip flights were CNY 2,600, and you could stay in a super luxury hotel for CNY 500–600. You could eat your fill for CNY 10+ per person, and CNY 100+ would be a luxury meal. We entered from Ho Chi Minh City and left from Hanoi, traveling from south to north. We spent 9D8N in 6 cities. My itinerary was very tight. If you want to travel in depth, you can skip a few cities. I will share the route with you in the second picture: Day 1 Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City, have a local specialty for dinner, enjoy the night view, and rest to prepare for the trip. Day 2 Ho Chi Minh City city walk: Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral—Central Post Office—Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon—Independence Palace—Ben Thanh Market—Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts—Opera House (night bus tour)—Bui Vien Street Take a night bus from Ho Chi Minh City to Da Lat, about 7 hours. Day 3 Da Lat city walk: Domaine de Marie Church—Crazy House—Da Lat Cathedral—Xuan Huong Lake—Da Lat Railway Station—Linh Phuoc Pagoda—Da Lat Night Market Day 4 Visit Datanla Waterfall in Da Lat in the morning, and travel from Da Lat to Nha Trang in the afternoon, about 4 hours. The mountain road is rugged and easy to get carsick. We had a seafood feast at Thanh Suong 2 in Nha Trang, which was very fresh. Then we went to the night market and took a walk on the beach, which was very pleasant. Day 5 Nha Trang city walk: Hon Chong Promontory—Po Nagar Cham Towers—Nha Trang Cathedral—An Thoi—Ola Cafe—Nha Trang Night Market Take a night bus from Nha Trang to Da Nang, about 10 hours. Day 6 Da Nang city walk: Han Market—Da Nang Cathedral—4P's Pizza—Da Nang Museum of Fine Arts—Cham Museum—Tan Coffee—Bep Cuon—My Khe Beach Day 7 Hoi An: We took a car from Da Nang to Hoi An, about 30 minutes one way. In the morning, we went to the water coconut forest to experience the coconut boat. Then we went to Hoi An Ancient Town to stroll around, visit ancient temples and guild halls, taste coffee, and enjoy the beautiful night view of the ancient town with a Nanyang style. Because it was the weekend, we saw the Dragon Bridge spitting fire when we returned to Da Nang. We were very lucky. Day 8 Ride a bike to Hai Van Pass. We rented an electric motorcycle. The Hai Van Pass is known as one of the 50 cycling routes you must visit in your life, and it is indeed very beautiful. We took a direct flight to Hanoi in the evening. Day 9 Hanoi city walk: Train Street—Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts—Temple of Literature—Ngoc Son Temple—St. Joseph's Cathedral Return Detailed daily itinerary is being updated. Leave a message if you have any questions.