Top Hoi An Classes & Workshops - page 3

First, you will be taken by a guide to a local market and learn how to choose fresh ingredients from the local market. Next, You will be guided directly by the local chef with local food, Chefs will give specific instructions on cooking techniques that can be easily done at home. You will be introduced by the local guide in the history of Vietnamese cuisine. In this activyty, you will be able to visit the coconut forest by basket boat and hear historical stories about this place . Remember to bring yourseft a camera or smart phone to save a great picture. We always welcome vegetarian travelers. Please inform in advance if the ball has any dietary dead deadlines.

An half-day trip to Thanh Dong organic farm brings you closer to the beauty of Hoi An’s countryside and its friendly people. We will join them in their daily work of organic farming and also cook your own lunch with the host assistance. It’s one of the best way to get an authentic experience as well as support local community.

Discover the heart of Hoi An old town with this multi-activity experience. Take a basket boat ride in the coconut palm forest and enjoy a cooking class with ingredients from your local market visit

1.Learn 4 -Course Menu – Master the art of preparing a full Vietnamese meal, from appetizers to dessert, ensuring a well-rounded culinary experience. 2. Guidance from an Experienced Chef – Gain hands-on training from a skilled local chef who shares authentic cooking techniques and insider tips. 3. Market Visit for Fresh Ingredients – Explore Hoi An’s vibrant markets, selecting fresh herbs, spices,and produce while learning about local food culture 4/ visit local people plant the vegetables in vegetable village and shrimp farm 5/ countryside area local life 6/ pick up drop off at the hotel 7/ English speaking guide with experience of cooking Vietnamese cuisine FLEXIBLE TIME Morning - Afternoon - Evening /and it’s take 3-4 hours per class

Bamboo is often used to create traditional Vietnamese handicrafts, traditional tools, and everyday household items. This hands-on workshop lets you experiment with bamboo cutting, carving, and treating, and learn all about the sustainable material and its use in Vietnam. Best of all, you will get to make your very own bamboo souvenir such as a vase, pen holder, or ornament.

The art of Vietnamese cuisine is the ultimate Hoi An souvenir. This cooking class lets you master the techniques the healthy way, alongside a professional chef who values fresh ingredients, fruit and vegetables, and organic options where possible. Working in a group no larger than 10, you’ll prepare four Vietnamese signatures (with vegetarian options available), then eat them with wholesome fresh juices and seasonal fruits.

All around the markets and streets of Hoi An, you will see decorated lanterns hanging from walls and ceilings. Learn how to make your own at this friendly workshop, and discover the culturally important artistic techniques used to create these iconic local lanterns. Learn about Vietnamese calligraphy, oriental watercolor painting techniques, and craft your own lantern from bamboo and silk.

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.

Learn to make traditional Vietnamese dishes from scratch during your time in Hoi An when you book this cooking workshop. Join your private host and walk through the local market to shop for ingredients. Now it’s time to get your hands dirty to create a delicious lunch while your host tells you about some of the history behind the dishes and how to enjoy them like a local.

Delve deeper into the art of Vietnamese cuisine during a cooking class that includes a tour of a local market. You’ll benefit from both the personalized attention and insider knowledge of a local chef as you prepare and cook dishes using fresh and traditional ingredients. Plus, unlike with most cooking classes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

The Ba Na Hills is home to a European-style theme park that offers surprises at every turn. Enjoy a day out that’s fun for travelers of all ages during a day trip to the Ba Na Hills from Hoi An or Da Nang, a hassle-free option that removes the stress of advance planning. Round-trip transport from your accommodation to the theme park means you won’t have to worry about car hire, while included lunch and entrance fees make for a seamless experience.

Get to know Hoi An's street food scene on a walking tour with a guide who leads you to places you might not find if you explored on your own. Enjoy tastings of local items as you wander the narrow lanes and tree-lined boulevards, learning about the city's food culture as you go so you can feel comfortable ordering food on your own during the rest of your trip.

Cooking class with chef Thanh is a home cooking class in Hoi An. Chef Thanh is a professional chef with many years of experience in Vietnamese cuisine. He will guide you how to cook traditional and modern Vietnamese dishes in an easy and fun way. Chef Thanh’s cooking classes are held at his home in Hoi An. You will have the opportunity to learn about the ingredients, cooking techniques, and Vietnamese culinary culture from a professional chef. You will also get to practice cooking your own dishes and enjoy the fruits of your labor with new friends. Immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of the market in Hoi An Experience selling and bargaining at the food market like a local Explore the dense coconut palm forest by bamboo basket boat Take part in a hands-on cooking class in a rural setting Savour traditional Vietnamese dishes that you've made yourself

Escape the city and travel to the Vietnamese countryside to experience a cookery class with a difference. Unlike on other culinary tours, explore a local market, take a boat cruise on the Thu Bon River, ride in a cart pulled by a water buffalo, and even receive a shoulder massage before learning to cook Vietnamese delicacies. Plus, for the ultimate convenience, hotel pickup and drop-off, and a vegetarian meal option are available.

Leave behind the generic, company-run tours, and let Mr. Hoang and his family introduce you to Vietnamese culture. After welcome drinks, you’ll walk the family farm, ride bikes and buffalos, try your hand at rice-paper making and a cooking class, row a bamboo boat, and sit down to authentic Vietnamese food at Tra Que Water Wheel restaurant. After the full day, you might just leave feeling like family.

Immerse yourself in Vietnamese culture during your time in Hoi An when you book this half-day tour. Join a small group and start out with a walk through the local market to shop for ingredients for your cooking class. Then, head to a small village to see how locals fish on the waters in a bamboo basket boat. End your day learning how to make traditional Vietnamese dishes and enjoying your creations.

With its UNESCO-protected Ancient Town, Hoi An is famous for its tranquility and sense of timeless wonder. But on this tour, you’ll get an even keener look at true Vietnamese culture away from the crowds, traveling to a nearby fishing village to paddle a traditional “basket boat,” catch purple crabs with a local fisherman, and relax over lunch or dinner—just like a local.

Unlike the majority of excursions, this tour visits My Son Sanctuary at sunrise, when temperatures are lowest and crowds are at a minimum. Ideal for history buffs, this private option promises undivided attention from your guide and comes with convenient round-trip transfers from Hoi An, which ensure you stay cool and have more time to focus on the scenery.

Explore the streets of Hoi An Ancient Town on foot for a close look at the city’s history, landmarks, and—most importantly—its food scene, with insights shared by your guide. This 15th-century fishing village on Vietnam’s central coast boasts fabulous architecture, history, and an even more fabulous list of street foods to sample—which you'll get to experience, too. Choose from a morning or afternoon tour to suit your schedule.

To start, you will take a chance to tast the traditional Vietnaemse tea and enjoy the various flavors of tea during the paiting class. We will show you how traditional oriental watercolor painting differs from western style art and I n this Experience, you will learn calligraphy in Vietnamese Language and/or English also. You will be taught the techniques on how to hold the brush, how much ink to use, and the proper strokes to write Vietnamese script and/or English characters Create a beautiful bamboo script that you can take with you. Whatever your level of artistic skill, you’ll come away from this class with a unique and priceless memento of your trip to Vietnam.

Discover the best locations to capture photos of the sunrise or sunset around Hoi An on this tour with a photographer as your guide, direct from your central Hoi An hotel. Whether you’re an amateur or expert, you’ll enjoy receiving local insight into the ideal vantage points for the perfect shot. Select either the morning or evening tour when booking: Choose the private experience or visit in a small group.

Explore Hoi An’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ancient Town as the sun goes down on this private walking tour. Spend the evening visiting historic highlights like the Japanese Bridge, the Phuc Kien Assembly Hall and the Tan Ky Commercial House, and take photos to remember them by without worrying about your own tour group getting in the way of your shot. Cruise down the Hoai River in a traditional sampan boat and explore the city’s colorful lantern market.

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.

The Cham Islands are a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and renowned for their diverse marine life, but you don’t have to scuba dive to experience the underwater wonders. This full-day cruise from Hoi An includes an underwater walking activity, plenty of free time for swimming and snorkeling, and a delicious lunch at a beachside restaurant. So you don't have to plan logistics yourself or spend days learning to dive to appreciate the ocean floor.