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Hoi An’s colorful lanterns are a beautiful sight in the town, and creative and artistic travelers will love the chance to make their own lantern from bamboo and silk. Receive personalized attention during a small-group workshop. You’ll be provided with the bamboo frame and can choose your own colored silk for the outside. Make your own unique souvenir to remember your time in Vietnam.

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.

Visit two popular attractions in one day with this full-day tour from Hoi An. Admire the views from the Marble Mountains, climb up to explore the caves and pagodas, and visit an artisan village where the marble is used. After lunch at a local home, continue to the ancient temples of My Son, enjoy a traditional “Cham Pa” dance show, then take a sunset boat cruise back to Hoi An with dinner onboard.

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.

Get an intimate view of Hoi An on a private evening walking tour of the UNESCO-listed town. Stroll beneath strings of colorful lanterns in the old town area, admiring the authentic merchants’ houses and visiting local markets, where you can have dinner if you like. Ride a small sampan boat on the Hoai River and admire the views of the town from the water. The tour lasts around five hours.

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.

Privately guided, air-conditioned tour with flexible hotel transfers included An English-speaking guide makes it easy to learn about the area's heritage Enjoy chicken noodles soup at an authentic Vietnamese lunch at a traditional noodle restaurant See how the locals make traditional local marble handicraft Blending ancient opulence and modern history, this private guided tour to My Son Holyland will not disappoint. Steeped in culture from the lost Champa kingdom, guests will marvel at the craftsmanship of exotic temples and traditional marble handicrafts, juxtaposed against against memories from the Viet Cong. With all the comforts of fully-equipped transportation and friendly English-speaking guides, this experience is a must for history

Enjoy a colorful cultural experience with a professional photographer on this half-day photoshoot in Hoi An’s Ancient Town. Take your pick of beautiful Ao Dai—a traditional Vietnamese long dress—before embarking on a photoshoot with your personal photographer capturing images of you in picturesque locations. You’ll also visit a local coffee shop for a traditional Vietnamese coffee and enjoy a framed print-out of your favorite photo of your day, as well as a selection of edited snaps.

The Cham Islands are an ecological marvel in Vietnam, brimming with flora and fauna, and recognized as a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. With this full-day tour, nature enthusiasts can visit this regional marvel with a day of activities in this island reserve. Highlights include snorkeling, hiking, and even sunbathing on the waterfront. When you work up an appetite, you can refuel with an included lunch, and enjoy easy speedboat travel back to shore—all included.

The Ba Na Hills are an absolute must-see on any trip to Da Nang or Hoi An—this is where you’ll find the longest cable car in Southeast Asia, the Golden Hands bridge, Linh Ung Pagoda, and more. Enjoy a private full-day tour with hotel pickup, following your guide to avoid the crowds and get the most out of your adventure.

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.

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.

Immerse yourself in the beauty and biodiversity of Bach Ma National Park on this small-group day trip from Hue. A great way to tick off all the highlights in this natural hotspot, you’ll spend the day exploring Bach Ma Mountain, relaxing and swimming at Five Lakes, and admiring Rhododendron Waterfall. You’ll also have the chance to see an impressive big Buddha statue and learn about life in the region.

My whatsapp number : +84 905 025 651 Mr Tai / + 84 905 305 793 Mr Cuong . Tour program : Pick you up from your hotel and provide an outline of the sights to see on this tour. Riding through the countryside to Tra Que vegetable village where we meer the local working on their herb and vegetable gardens , experience day life of a farmer by participating in agricultural activities such as hoeing soil, collecting seaweed from the river as well as transplanting and watering the vegetables. Continuing to ride along the countryside where we will come across many shrimp farms. rice fields , Here you can take many beautiful pictures of the farms as well as local animals such as ducks, cows, birds and water buffalo where we have a chace to ride with them. Moving onto the water coconut palm forest where you will have the chance to experience a unique ride in a basket boat with the local people. You will then have a local Vietnamese lunch and ride back to your hotel.

Spend the day exploring My Son Sanctuary on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, head to the UNESCO-designated site of My Son, a collection of abandoned Hindu temples where the ancient Champa dynasties held religious ceremonies. Get an up-close view of dozens of towers and lush green hills, learn about the site from a knowledgeable local guide, and enjoy relaxing a boat ride on the Thu Bon river.

Explore Hoi An Ancient Town by day and night on this private tour. Get picked up from your Hoi An or Da Nang hotel in the afternoon and travel by private car to Hoi An Ancient Town, which you will explore on foot. Afterwards, enjoy a private sampan boat ride along the Hoai River, followed by dinner (own expense) at the night market.

● Embark on a full day adventure to My Son Sanctuary and Danang’s Marble Mountains ● Admire Champa Kingdom ruins dating back to the 4th century during a My Son tour with a knowledgeable guide ● Explore cave temples and soak up spectacular views at the Marble Mountains ● Visit Tam Thai pagoda in Marble Mountain before heading home.

Explore historic landmarks of central Vietnam on a full-day tour that takes in My Son Sanctuary in the morning, and Hoi An Ancient Town in the afternoon. Your knowledgeable guide shares the history of these iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites enjoy an in-depth experience of the temples, heritage buildings and stunning landscapes. Limited to only seven people on this small-group tour, which includes entrance fees and hotel pickup and drop-off in Danang and Hoi An.

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.

Transfer PROGRAM : Our Driver Pick you up at your hotel in Da Nang or Hoi an city at 17:00 p.m (There is no motorbikes in Hoi an city Centre From 15:00p.m to 21:00p.m , Only for Pedestrians) , Then Transfer you to Hoi an city ( Our driver will wait for you at Parking lot ) . We give to Ticket for Sampan boat ride with Lotus lantern. You walk to boat dock to get on Sampan Boat. a Sampan boat cruise along small river ( Hoai River ) about 20 minutes to experience Hoi an life at early Night Time. After That You walk to the lantern area and night market or You can have dinner on your own at Night Market 8p.m . Finish and You walk back to Parking lot to meet our driver and He send you back to Your Hotel in Da Nang or Hoi an city

Suitable for first-time visitors, this tour allows you to immerse yourself in the real rural charm of Hoi An. Connect with locals, hear their stories, and gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam. Discover unique and authentic parts of the country not found in typical tours or guidebooks. Experience traditional living and explore hidden gems like the oldest local fish sauce.

- Learn about Tam Thanh history and community art where the welcome mural is located - Discover unique frescoes, each with an interesting story. - Explore the village of fish sauce, traditional-style rice paper - Experience basket boating on the Truong Giang River and see the net pulling (if there is an additional surcharge) - Visit and learn about the Vietnamese Heroic Mother monument (Mother Thu). As well as the legendary history of the Second Mother and her 9 children who died in the resistance wars against the French and the Americans. - Local food: you will taste 2-3 different local specialties in Tam Ky city. - At the end of the tour, our driver will take you back to your hotel

TOUR PROGRAM :Minimum : 2Pax 8:00a.m or 13:30p.m:Our guide pick you up at Your Hotel in Da Nang or Hoi An city, we will take you to visit a local lantern factory. you will get a brief introduction to the history, shape, and color of the lanterns as well as the many stages of making them. After that you can make your own lantern, decorate, pack and keep it as a souvenir during the time in Hoi an.Next,Visit the traditional Silk Weaving Factory. Learn how to feed the silkworm and see the silkworm cocoons. Explore the unraveled silkworm cocoons in the traditional way. Discover the traditional handicraft textile of Champa and learn how to make traditional textile crafts. After That We go to visit Tra Que Vegetable village where we will meet a local family to see how they live. they will demonstrate each task involved in the growing of vegetables.work the soil, fertilise with seaweed,sow the plants & water Then, Lunch or Dinner with Local Noodle. Finish & send you back to your hotel.

Many visitors to Hoi An focus their time on the city’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site laced with canals that the locals still use today. There’s much more to the city than just Old Town, though, and this private day tour is a great way to see an authentic slice of life in Hoi An. On top of a tour of the Old Town, take a boat through the canals to nearby villages and the quiet rural island of Cam Kim, places largely missed by tourists.