Central Vietnam is a land of sun and wind, ancient citadels and thousand-year-old towers. For Muslim travellers, four days here is also a chance to reconnect with the Champa heritage tied to Vietnam's Islamic community.
Day 1 — The old capital of Hue
The group lands at Phu Bai Airport and begins at the Imperial Citadel — the brick capital of the old dynasties. Meals are arranged at restaurants serving the simple royal vegetarian cuisine of Hue, such as braised tofu with mushrooms or lotus seeds, all suitable for Muslim guests.
Day 2 — Danang & the Cham legacy
Crossing the Hai Van Pass, the coastal city of Danang opens up. The highlight of the day is the My Son Sanctuary — a complex of ancient brick towers steeped in Cham culture. In the evening, you enjoy grilled meat skewers at the Nan N Kabab restaurant, which also has a warm, carpeted prayer hall.
Days 3–4 — Hoi An old town
A relaxed day in Hoi An, aglow with lanterns. You can have a silk outfit tailored in just a few hours by skilled local craftsmen, or take a boat on the Thu Bon River at dusk. The schedule always leaves space for the five daily prayers, so the trip is complete in both scenery and faith.