Top Hoi An Audio Guides - page 2

Explore Hoi An’s countryside like a local on the back of a stylish Vespa scooter. Departing from your hotel, cross the bridge to Cam Kim Island and ride along scenic riverbanks into peaceful rural landscapes. Visit the hundred-year-old Ancestral House of Mr. Huynh Ri and a traditional boat-building yard before meeting local families to learn mat weaving, basket boat making, and preparing the rustic snack “bánh đập.” Continue to Noi Rang Market for an authentic glimpse of daily trade. On the way back, cross the Cua Dai Bridge for sweeping views of Hoi An and the water coconut palms of Cam Thanh. Later, discover Hoi An Ancient Town, once a thriving 15th–19th century trading port known as Faifo. A guided walking tour reveals its atmospheric lanes, old merchant houses blending Vietnamese, Chinese and Japanese styles, the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, ornate assembly halls, and a vibrant market where silk tailoring remains a proud tradition.

The tour will start at a famous and beautiful lantern workshop where you will learn how to make a special lantern which you can decide the shape and color or patterns for them like diamond shape, UFO or balloon shape, and find a special color or pattern like cherry blossom, bamboo and birds. Walking and enjoy the special foods with a foodie lover and friendly. You will have a chance to interact with the local and watching how they make their beautiful foods, and try to make it and enjoy what you make! We will eat like a local at the famous and real shops for traditional foods at Hoi An old town.

Enjoy three experiences in one sightseeing tour of Hoi An. In just a few hours, this efficient tour lets you see the city’s major highlights, try local dishes on a mini food tour, and make your own traditional lanterns during a workshop. The tour also has a maximum of 15 travelers, so it won’t feel too crowded as you explore.

Travelers interested in Vietnamese history and cultural heritage will enjoy this half-day small-group trip to the UNESCO-listed My Son Sanctuary. Explore the 1,600-year-old ruins while learning more about the ancient Champa Kingdom. Take a boat ride through the sanctuary and be entertained by a classical Apsara dance. If you take the morning trip, lunch is included.

We are proud of having very good guide team who have high riding skill, can work as a mechanics, know all the good riding route in mountains, are good at foreign language, have many years of experience and an in depth knowledge of Vietnamese history and culture and are simply good friends who love their jobs! Your safety and enjoyment are their top priorities. Our drivers, who have at least 7 years driving skill and real experience will always make you feel safe and comfortable on the bike in everywhere, even the highway, countryside, coastline or mountain road... Also we always arrange that the distance between destinations will be less than 30-40 minutes driving so you will never fell tired if we ride too far.

Uncover the secrets of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed My Son Sanctuary during an exhilarating half-day excursion from Hoi An. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, gain a fascinating insight into the rich heritage of the landmarks that decorate the ancient capital of the Champa Kingdom. Select a start time to suit your schedule and enjoy convenient round-trip transportation from your hotel. Visit the magnificent monuments and receive personalized attention from your guide on this intimate tour.

Discover the fascinating history of the ancient Champa culture during this guided half-day trip to the tower-temples of the My Son Sanctuary. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was a key center of the Champa kingdom as early as the fourth century, with building and activity continuing until the 13th century. Explore in a small group or upgrade for a private tour: Both include transfers from central Hoi An hotels.

If you’re passionate about history then look no further than this private day tour of the ancient citadel of Quang Tri from Da Nang. Exploring with a private guide means you’ll receive undivided attention as you travel along the world-renowned Hai Van Pass and to the Vinh Moc Tunnels, used to protect Vietnamese residents during American bombing operations.