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Beat the heat—and the crowds—by arriving early at My Son Sanctuary. During this private tour you’ll learn from your guide about the Champa Kingdom that ruled for centuries in Vietnam. At the UNESCO World Heritage Site, see ancient temples built in a beautiful valley surrounded by jungle and mountains. The dawn light is an extra bonus.

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.

See the river from the vantage point of a standup paddleboard on this adventurous tour. With a guide leading the way and teaching you the skills necessary for a successful paddle, you can focus on the scenery of the Hoi An countryside and the views of the sunset reflecting off the water.

Combine the culture and cuisine of Hoi An during a walking tour of Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose charming streets lend themselves well to wanders. Choose between a morning or afternoon departure time, and tick off Hoi An highlights, such as the Japanese Covered Bridge (Chua Cau) and Phuc Kien Assembly Hall (Fujian Assembly Hall, without having to worry about following directions.

Learn more about Vietnamese culture through its food during this fun cooking class activity. Before heading to the kitchen you’ll tour Hoi An’s fresh produce market to select the ingredients you’ll cook with. Then, set sail up the river in a bamboo basket boat and try fishing for crabs the Vietnamese way. In the kitchen, enjoy a two-hour cooking class and learn new skills. Enjoy eating your creations after.

An exciting half-day biking tour in rural villages of Hoi An. This fun experience is suitable for all ages. Meeting at our office - starting point, you'll spend some time to get used with biking. Then we'll cycle on quiet country roads to see scenic farmland & fishing villages. You'll enjoy beautiful views & exciting activities with the locals: Visit a local home, learn the process of making Bean Sprouts. Ride past duck farms & cow herds. Visit Tra Que vegetable village, walk in the scenic gardens to smell amazing herbs. Help a local man work the soil, plant & water the vegetables. Ride along shrimp farms & rice paddies, see buffalo herds to take pictures. Visit Cam Thanh water coconut forest. Hop in the basket boats to enjoy a relaxing trip along the river. Local boat driver will help you use the fishing rod to catch river crabs for fun. Then it's time to enjoy a tasty Vietnamese meal with 5 dishes in a nice restaurant. Tour with meal is 5 hours ; without meal is 4 hours.

Check off two great sights in one easy day trip from Hoi An or Danang. After being picked up from your accommodation, head to the ancient temples at My Son, where you’ll learn more about Vietnamese history and culture. Continue to the Marble Mountains, where you can reconnect with nature at the five mountains that are named after the five elements.

A full-day private adventure combining Ba Na Hills’ iconic Golden Hands Bridge with the stunning caves, pagodas, and panoramic views of Marble Mountain. Comfortable transfer, personalized guidance, and unforgettable Central Vietnam scenery included! Sunworld was full of entertainment and good place for kids The Golden bridge itself was incredible Learn about the different parts of the French village Make good sunset photo from the top of mountain A professional license tour guide

While in Da Nang or Hoi An, don’t miss a visit to the world-renowned Ba Na Hills and the Marble Mountains. Picked up right from your hotel, you’ll head straight for adventure: Across one full day, you’ll ride on Vietnam’s most famous cable car, explore Linh Ung Pagoda, witness the “Lady Buddha,” gaze on the giant hands of the world-class Golden Bridge, and more.

Cruise along the Han River as the sun goes down on a night tour of Da Nang, and enjoy the view as the city lights switch on and the hectic daytime turns into a time for relaxation and entertainment. See the Da Nang Dragon Bridge, and once back on land, discover local flavors at the Helio Night Market, where stallholders and vendors cook up delicious dishes and sell all manner of items from clothes to records.

The spectacular Hai Van pass tour is always the top choice when you travel to Central Vietnam ( Da Nang- Hoi An), With many beautiful scenic stops during the trip you will have a wonderful experience and great memories and photos to take home. Join us you will have a great experience, and crazy fun, and learn more about our culture.

Take advantage of an early hotel pick-up to get the most of this full day tour. There are so many amazing sites to see during this busy day. The Suoi Mo funicular railway takes you high up into the Ba Na hills to visit the Linh Ung pagoda, France wine cellar, Golden Bridge, flower garden, and King Peak. Southeast Asia’s most modern cable car takes you back downhill.

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.

Beat the crowds at the My Son Sanctuary—a UNESCO World Heritage site—and save yourself transport hassle on this half-day private tour. Your guide will bring the ruins— some of which date back more than 1,500 years—to life, and introduce the mysterious civilization that created them. Watch an Apsara dance, a classical Khmer dance, before heading back to Hoi An with a stop at a rice paper workshop.

Enjoy a variety of activities on this multifaceted half-day tour. First, visit a local market to choose ingredients for lunch and gain some bargaining tips. Then it’s off to the countryside for a basket boat ride and visit to the coconut palm forest. The activity culminates with a cooking class where you’ll prepare—and then eat—several traditional Vietnamese dishes.

Travelers interested in history and spirituality will enjoy this small-group morning tour of the must-see, UNESCO-listed My Son Sanctuary. Learn all about its ancient Hindu history from your private guide. Wander the grounds, admire the architecture, and cruise along the Thu Bon River to enjoy the views. Includes a tasty local lunch.

Avoid the overpriced group tours on sale through your hotel and enjoy a group excursion to the imposing Marble Mountains, a short drive from both Hoi An and Da Nang. Discover cave grottoes and a Buddhist pagoda, take in the sights from the top of the mountain and see local craftspeople transform raw marble into handcrafted treasures.

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.

Take the worry out of your transportation arrangements in Vietnam and pre-book a private transfer by air-conditioned vehicle from Hoi An Ancient Town to Da Nang Airport. Relax on the scenic drive through central Vietnam.

Travelers planning a whirlwind trip to Vietnam often feel pressed to choose between visiting Hue and Hoi An. Resolve that dilemma and avoid feeling like you're missing out with this day-long journey to Hue from Hoi An or Da Nang. Visit the Hue Imperial City, Thien Mu Pagoda and Khai Dinh Tom imperial burial site, and enjoy scenic views through the Hai Van Pass (named by Jeremy Clarkson as one of the best coastal routes in the world).

Travel out to Cu Lao Cham Island by speedboat and discover the marine wonderland below the waves only around 15 miles from Hoi An. Jump into the crystal clear water and enjoy snorkeling over coral reefs, and spot the colorful fish and other marine creatures who live there. Learn about the coral and underwater plants from your guide, and hear about the area’s unique ecological importance.

Start your tour with a flexible pickup from your hotel in Da Nang or Hoi An. Your first stop is Le Duc Ha Terra Cotta Workshop near the Thu Bon River. Here you can see local artisans making bricks and terra cotta by hand. You will learn about traditional techniques and how these bricks are similar to those used in ancient temples. Then travel through the countryside by jeep or car. Enjoy a scenic ride through small villages, rice fields, and quiet rural roads. Along the way you may see farmers working and water buffalo grazing in the fields. Next, visit My Son Sanctuary, the former religious center of the Champa Kingdom. Walk through the valley to see ancient red-brick temples while your guide explains the history of the site, the temples dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, and the impacts of the Vietnam War. The tour can include or exclude a Vietnamese meal, with different prices and durations available.

Snorkel the vivid coral reefs of the Cham Islands on a full-day trip from Hoi An and Da Nang into the Cu Lao Cham archipelago, a UNESCO-listed marine biosphere. You’ll make the crossing in a traditional wooden boat, then slip into the water to see the bright fish and coral that thrive in the protected area. Following your snorkeling time, head to Bai Chong beach for a Vietnamese seafood lunch at the edge of the water, soaking up the sun on the white sand beach before returning to the mainland.

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.