Top Hoi An Art Classes - page 3

Reconnect with inner peace at the Quốc Linh Eco Village Retreat through mindfulness and conscious living. Day 1 begins with a nourishing vegan soup breakfast, meditation on a floating raft, and mindful tea and cooking sessions featuring Hội An’s iconic Cao Lầu. Walking meditation and discussions deepen your experience, followed by relaxation and an enchanting evening of meditative singing, lantern releasing, and loving-kindness meditation. Day 2 starts with collective meditation, mindful cooking of porridge over a woodfire stove, yoga, and Qi Gong to revitalize your energy. Walking meditation, tree planting, and a charitable donation conclude your journey, leaving you refreshed and fulfilled. Discover harmony for your body and soul.

Pedal from Hoi An to My Son Sanctuary on a half-day, small-group bike tour that explores small villages and rural landscapes. You’ll cover roughly 15.5 miles (25 km.) of quiet paths and country roads, getting an up-close look at daily life in the Hoi An countryside, then visit the My Son ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose temples and towers are surrounded by thick jungle. To ensure personal service throughout the day, group size is limited to eight people.

Instead of just eating Vietnamese food, learn to create local specialties during a cooking class in Hoi An, a hands-on cultural experience that’s ideal for first-time visitors. You’ll be able to choose between a morning or afternoon departure time, and benefit from the insider knowledge of your guide as you explore a local market and make dishes such as crispy Vietnamese pancakes and noodle soup. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Hoi An is renowned for its street food, but knowing where to find the best bites as a visitor is tough. This evening walking tour helps you navigate the maze of bustling markets and narrow alleyways. A local guide offers insight into Vietnam’s fascinating food culture and takes you to stalls and restaurants, where you can try tasty dishes such as banh mi (a type of Vietnamese sandwich), BBQ pork in rice paper with fresh herbs, noodle dishes, chicken rice, and deep-fried local sweets.

Learn about the traditional process of making silk at Hoi A Silk Village. Learn how to spot a genuine product from a fake, see the silkworms that produce the silk, and watch local artisans at work.

Express your creativity through this painting class while sipping on traditional Vietnamese tea Listen to your English-speaking instructor and be amazed by his love and passion for painting Your instructor will teach you art techniques while telling stories about the history of Vietnamese painting Experiment with different art tools and equipment that will help you create your masterpiece

Hoi An is studded with colorful traditional lanterns that give the streets a beautiful glow. Test your skills as you work with bamboo and fabric to craft your own lantern to take home as a souvenir in this class. This is an experience that gives back, directly supporting a local community of people with disabilities.

Learn how to make a foldable lantern and hear about this important part of Hoi An's cultural heritage from your instructor. Bring home your very own hand-made souvenir.

Colored lanterns are a symbol of Hoi An, where locals believe they bring happiness, luck, and wealth. Bring home a souvenir with a difference, a lantern that you made yourself, after this fascinating class. Choose from a wealth of different silks then work with your instructor to craft a bamboo frame and create your lantern, which will fold away neatly into your luggage. Your class includes a Vietnamese tea tasting.

Hoi An Craft Den is a boutique "Living Museum" hidden in the heart of Hoi An. Here, heritage is not kept behind glass but brought to life through authentic experiences. Step into your cozy artisan sanctuary to explore the depth of local culture, where every masterpiece tells a historical story preserved by passionate hands.