In the morning, your guide and jeep will arrive at your hotel and pick you up and start off on your adventure!. As you head out of urban Ho Chi Minh, you will notice the change from farmland to hilly landscape. We will enjoy lots of stops along the way such as the Cu Chi tunnels, made (in)famous by the Vietnam War. It's an immense network of connecting underground tunnels stretching for over 200 kms and the location of several military campaigns by the Viet Cong. These tunnels played a vital part in the war. You will have a couple of hours to explore the area and to go below ground (if you dare!) You will also go to a rubber tree plantation and a curry plantation to learn more about rural life in the Vietnamese countryside. Stop for the evening in Dong Xoai where you will spend the night.

Accommodation: Dong Xoai Hotel in a Private Room

Continue with a fresh mind and spirit for another adventurous day. You'll get a taste of the Ho Chi Minh Trails and its magnificent scenery. Beyond its beauty, the trail also refers to a logistics system that ran north to south through Laos and Cambodia during the Vietnam War. It provided support in the form of manpower and material and was considered one of the great achievements of military engineering of the 20th century.

During the day, you will stop at a cassava farm to see how this shrub is farmed. You will visit a cashew nut plantation and factory to understand the full process of growing the tasty nut. You will visit a war monument, a big pagoda in Dong Xoai town, a bamboo-making village, and a pepper plantation. And then you will get to enjoy some of the delicious tropical fruit that Vietnam has to offer.

Accommodation: Bao Loc Hotel in a Private Room

Another day with great excursions await you. Depending on the season, you will enjoy stops at a couple of fruit farms along the way. Spice it up with a visit to a coffee plantation and even to South Vietnam's biggest tea plantation.

During the day you will also visit the K'Ho minority ethnic group, trek in the mountains, and pass by Dam Bri Waterfalls in order to get close to the local farmers and fishermen.

Accommodation: Di Linh Hotel in a Private Room

You will drive the last stretch towards Dalat and enjoy lots of stops along the way. Visit a pepper plantation, a mushroom farm, a beautiful flower farm, and experience rice wine cooking. Go to the flushing Pongua waterfall trembling down in 7 steps and the Elephant waterfall where you can do a small trek down to see a cave at the falls.

You will also visit the traditional Linh An Pagoda and stopover at a silkworm village and factory. You will stop at a farm that produces weasel coffee. You will be able to enjoy a cup; see if you taste the difference? Upon arrival in Dalat, our adventure is over and you will be dropped off at your hotel.