July 26-August 1, 2027 | Price TBD

July 26 – Depart the USA

July 27 – Arrive in Seoul 
Arrive in South Korea, where your tour escort at the airport will greet you. Transfer to your hotel for dinner and rest.
Overnight: Seoul.

July 28 – Yondangri, Solmoe & Gongseri
Venture out from Seoul, beginning with a Holy Hour at the burial spot of St. Andrew Kim Taegon at Mirinae Holy Site. Then, continue to the Solmoe Cathedral and village, renowned as the birthplace of St. Andrew Kim Taegon, the first Korean Catholic priest. Conclude the day at Gongseri Catholic Church and celebrate Mass, considered by many to be the most beautiful church in Korea, which beautifully combines traditional Korean elements with Western influences, and is the site of 32 martyrs. 
Overnight: Cheonan. 

July 29 – Haemi, Daegu & Hanti
Spend the morning at Haemi Catholic Martyrs’ Shrine, where thousands of nameless Catholic martyrs are memorialized, including Mass and time to explore the shrine. Then, drive to Daegu Cathedral. Continue to Hanti Martyrs’ Shrine, a pilgrimage site commemorating 37 Catholic martyrs killed during the 19th-century persecution of Christians. Located in a mountain valley where early Korean Catholics sought refuge, it features a cemetery with the graves of these martyrs, a 14-meter crucifix, and the “Hanti Trail” pilgrimage route that leads to the shrine. 
Overnight: Daegu. 

July 30 – Busan
Travel to Busan and enjoy a highlights tour of Headong Yonggungsa Temple, Taejongdae Monument, the Busan Gamcheon Culture Village, and the Songdo Skywalk with amazing views of Songdo Beach. 
Overnight: Busan 

July 31 – Free Day in Busan
Enjoy a day in Busan to relax at the beach or explore the city on your own today. 

August 1 – Travel back to Seoul 
Travel back to Seoul via high-speed rail. Meet up with your other pilgrims for dinner tonight.
Overnight: Seoul.

August 9 - 15, 2027 | Price TBD

August 9 – Fly to Da Nang
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and then transfer to the airport for your flight to Da Nang. After you are picked up at the airport, travel north to Hue. Visit Phu Cam Cathedral, the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Hue, which is one of the largest, most famous, and oldest churches in Hue. The cathedral was built on a hill where an orange plantation once stood. Construction on the property began in 1963, with further additions made in 2000. It is built in the style of Modern Architecture, designed by architect Ngô Viết Thụ. Then pay your respects at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, another architectural treasure of Hue. Discover its significance within the Catholic community, appreciate its artistic beauty, and then check into your hotel in Hanoi. Overnight in Hanoi.

August 10 – Our Lady of La Vang
Take the Journey North! We’ll embark on a scenic drive to Our Lady of La Vang, a prominent pilgrimage site not only for the Vietnamese but also for everyone worldwide. Here, you’ll have ample time for prayer and reflection, soaking in the spiritual significance of this revered location. Return to Hue city for lunch. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in tranquility at Thien An Monastery. Nestled amidst a breathtaking pine forest in Thuy Bang, this serene haven boasts an intimate atmosphere and stunning natural beauty. Explore the grounds, find a quiet corner for meditation, or appreciate the peaceful environment. Then, we will dive into the vibrant local scene at Dong Ba Market! As Hue’s oldest market, Dong Ba offers an unforgettable cultural experience. Explore the labyrinthine aisles brimming with an array of goods, from fresh produce and local crafts to clothing and delicious street food. Return to your hotel.
Overnight in Hanoi.

August 11 – Bana Hills & Hoi An Town
Traveling National Highway 1 south to Hoi An is around a 4-hour drive. We’ll stop by Lang Co Beach, followed by a scenic drive over the stunning Hai Van Mountain Pass. This is the highest pass in Vietnam (500m above sea level). Hai Van is translated as “Sea Clouds,” since the peak of the mountain is in the clouds while its foot is close to the sea. The views over Lang Co Bay and Da Nang are stunning. We’ll make stops along the way for photos and refreshments as required. Passing by Da Nang, we head to the Ba Na Hills. This hill resort, inherited from the French, has refreshingly cool weather and gorgeous countryside views. Until World War II, the French were carried up the last 20 kilometers of a rough mountain road by sedan chair, but now a 5.7-kilometer (the world’s longest) cable car system has opened access. The ride involves a rise of almost 1,400 m, a truly spectacular trip through dense jungle and past waterfalls. Walk the Golden Bridge. This remarkable construction has attracted visitors worldwide, eager to see a novel piece of architecture renowned for its distinctive design. The bridge was designed to evoke the image of the ‘giant hands of God,” pulling a strip of gold out of the ground, and to connect the cable car station with the gardens, and to provide a fantastic scenic overlook. Continue to Hoi An and check into your hotel.
Overnight in Hoi An.

August 12 – Our Lady of Tra Kieu
In the morning, visit Our Lady of Trà Kiệu. In this holy mountain church, pilgrims gather to pray and commemorate the glory and victory that Our Lady gave to the faithful during the war of self-defense against the Can Vuong Movement in 1885. In the afternoon, take the Hoi An walking tour. Between the 17th and 19th centuries, Hoi An was a thriving trading port, with a diverse range of foreign occupations. These included the Japanese and Chinese, as well as Westerners (Dutch and Spanish), during the 16th and 17th centuries. Today, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed ancient town is home to well-preserved buildings, pedestrianized streets, a quaint riverside, and unique cuisines. The narrow lanes are ideal for a three-hour walking tour, offering a glimpse of an ancient town with its illustrious past. You will visit the Japanese Bridge, the Assembly Hall of the Chinese, and an old merchant’s house—Tan Ky is a beautiful town of all lanterns by night. In the evening, immerse yourself in a spectacular cultural experience with the “Hoi An Memories” Show. This breathtaking outdoor performance brings Hoi An’s heroic and romantic history to life, taking you on a journey through its rich heritage and vibrant identity. Featuring over 500 talented dancers and actors, stunning props, and mesmerizing stage effects, the show captivates with its impressive choreography and state-of-the-art sound and lighting. Set on a grand 25,000 square-meter stage, “Hoi An Memories” promises an unforgettable evening that will leave you in awe of Hoi An’s timeless beauty.
Overnight in Hoi An.

August 13 – Fly to Ho Chi Minh City
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and then transfer to the airport for your flight to Da Nang. After you are picked up at the airport, enjoy lunch and then embark on a half-day tour to explore the city’s historical and cultural attractions in Ho Chi Minh City. Learn about the city’s influences and history, from Chinese rule to French colonialism to the Vietnam War, as you check out landmarks such as Saigon Notre-Dame Cathedral, Reunification Palace, and the War Remnants Museum. Enjoy a magical evening on a Saigon River dinner cruise! Watch the city sparkling at night as you relax on board, feeling the cool breeze and hearing the gentle waves. Savor a delicious dinner with carefully selected local and international dishes, perfect for couples and travelers seeking a unique experience. Let soft music and a cozy atmosphere create unforgettable memories. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

August 14 – Mekong Delta
Experience the best of the Mekong Delta on a day trip from Ho Chi Minh City and explore the distinctive delta landscape by motorized river boat and rowboat. You’ll visit a traditional temple, a canal island, and a local home along the way, then stop in a restaurant for a delta-style lunch. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

August 15 – Return to the USA. Enjoy leisure time until you transfer to Da Nang Airport to begin your journey home.