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Explore Ba Na Hills and Golden Bridge on this private, morning tour that starts and finishes in Hoi An or Da Nang. Your private guide will customize this tour for your party, and take you where you’d like to visit. Check out Debay Wine Cellar, French Village, Fantasy Park, and more at Ba Na Hills, then get your cameras ready for photos at the bridge.

- Break down the taboo of death in Vietnam beliefs. - Learn about the city and its history, while having fun. - Get a sense of the city throughout its history in a way that residents rarely do We will walk into darkening alleys, there, you will be shown locations of dreadful discovery and a medieval graveyard, where you will understand the death ritual, and the way living people connect with death. Keep going through the alleys we will discover the murder of 108 traders and the apology of the King. In the shadow of the oldest house in the old town, you will know about the war that made immigrants abandon their houses. We will see how the locals protect their houses from dark spirits, taboos, and things you are not allowed to do in Fullmoon and listen to the mystery monster living in Hoi An. The experience covers approximately a mile of distance over 1.5 hours, but you won’t be counting steps. Many other legends and lore stories await you on the first Ghost tour in Vietnam.

What makes this Hoi An photoshoot truly different is the way every moment is crafted with emotion and authenticity. Instead of quick, staged poses, you’re gently guided to feel relaxed and natural, allowing your real personality to shine through each frame. With deep local knowledge, the photographer knows exactly where to find the most beautiful light and hidden corners—from lantern-filled streets to quiet riverside scenes—creating photos that feel both intimate and cinematic. The flowing áo dài adds a touch of elegance, turning simple moments into timeless works of art. More than just taking pictures, this experience is about telling your story—soft, genuine, and unforgettable.

Learn about the tragedies of the My Lai Massacre on this private full-day tour from Da Nang or Hoi An. After hotel pickup, travel in a private vehicle to the village. Watch a video about the Vietnam-America War, walk around the museum and village remnants, and pay respects at the Son My Memorial.

Visit the monument dedicated to the tragic My Lai Massacre on a day trip from Hoi An or Da Nang. This site was built to remember the victims from the area who were killed during the Vietnam-American War on March 16, 1968. See a few remnants and learn about its long history from your guide as you explore. Entrance tickets, bottled water, and a light lunch are included.

Join our Private Half Day Tour from Hue to uncover the rich history of Vietnam’s DMZ. Visit the sacred La Vang Holy Land, explore the iconic Hien Luong Bridge and Ben Hai River, and venture into the Vinh Moc Tunnels, an underground refuge from the American War. This tour combines cultural insights with stunning sights, culminating in a delicious local lunch. Experience the resilience of Vietnam in this unforgettable journey!

Danang is central Vietnam’s urban superstar, but few people get to know the 2,000 years of history beneath its glitz and glamor. On this self-guided audio tour along Danang’s illuminated riverfront, you’ll explore the layers of history beneath central Vietnam’s biggest metropolis while dining on little-known speciality dishes along the way. Starting at APEC Park, you’ll stroll along wide riverside boulevards to discover remnants of Danang’s past, from ancient Champa roots to French colonial ambitions. Along the way, you'll learn how Danang evolved through waves of colonization and conflict to become the country’s most liveable city. You’ll wander through Hàn Market, the commercial heart of the city for centuries. You'll learn about the American War’s legacy and details of the ongoing building boom that’s transforming the city. As you make your way to Bún Chả cá Ông Tạ, a local noodle shop where the tour ends, you’ll learn why Danang was once nicknamed “Rocket City.”