Top Hoi An Culture

Spend an afternoon exploring the UNESCO-listed temples of My Son Sanctuary with an English speaking guide on this small-group tour from Hoi An. Enjoy two hours on-site, including a traditional Champa Apsara dance performance. Afterwards, relax on a boat cruise at sunset along the Thu Bon River back to Hoi An.

See the archeological site of My Son Sanctuary when its bathed in morning light on a sunrise tour that lets you beat the crowds and avoid the midday heat. As well as exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site in the cool morning, you’ll get a glimpse into local life during a stop at Thanh Ha fish market along the way.

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.

Enjoy a half-day tour of some of Da Nang’s most beautiful attractions without the hassle of catching buses or haggling with taxi drivers on this private tour. Admire the views from the top of Son Tra Peak, and explore the limestone caves and temples on other nearby mountains. Learn more about the area from your guide’s commentary, and benefit from comfortable travel by SUV, suitable for the rugged roads.

Experience multiple sides of Hoi An on this private tour. Walk through the lanes of Hoi An Old Town to see historic houses, colonial architecture, and landmarks like the Japanese Covered Bridge. Stop at a local market to see local life, ride a basket boat through a coconut village, and enjoy a personalized pace and focus.

Our tour guide will greet you at hotel lobby for a fresh air by Jeep ride to local villages in Hoi An. You have chance to meet locals and help them in daily works, make friends... 1/ First visit is to 300 year -Kim Bong Carpentry village to see wooden boat making, wood caving, noodle making.... 2/ Second one is Duy Thanh fishing village for sightseeing, weaving mat... 3/ Keep going with a ride to Coconut village for a bastket boat and enjoying fishing experience 3/ Tra Que Herb garden where you can see local growing basils, herbs, coriander... 4/ Last stop for local shrimp farm, rice fields... Minimum 2 people per booking

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.

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.

- After being collected from your accommodation by our team, you will depart to discover the alluring beauty of several popular sightseeing locations in Da Nang. You will explore the stunning caves, grottos and a pagoda hidden within Marble Mountains. - Admire the tallest Buddha statue with a height of 67m in Vietnam -Visit Dragon bridge, love bridge - Having local foods for lunch Minimum 2 people per booking

Cycling through stunning rice paddies & Tra Que Vegetable Village You’ll ride a comfortable bike along peaceful pathways surrounded by endless emerald rice fields. Many international guests say this is the most scenic and peaceful experience they had in Vietnam — a real “postcard moment” far from the crowds. Hands-on farming activities with local farmers Unlike other bike tours that only let you look from afar, here you actually plant rice, water vegetables, harvest herbs, or plow the field with the friendly farmers of Tra Que village. Travelers often mention they feel genuinely connected to Vietnamese rural life and gain a deep appreciation for where their food comes from. Authentic local food experience After working in the fields, you’ll enjoy a delicious farm-to-table lunch made from ingredients picked fresh that same morning. Expect traditional dishes like “Cao lầu”, “Mì Quảng”, herb-filled spring rolls, and many more — all cooked by local families.

Explore My Son Sanctuary - Learn about the history of the ancient Champa people. Admire the great temple and tower work built in the 7th century. Discover the architectural diversity & unique building materials of Champa people.

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.

One of the most stunning sights to see in Hoi An area is My Son, Viet Nam’s most important site of the ancient kingdom of Champa. Located in the heart of a beautiful valley and surrounded by high mountain ranges, My Son was named a Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO in 1999. You will get to explore the remains of a series of impressive tower-temples located in a dramatic site that was once the religious and political capital of the Champa Kingdom for most of its existence

Looking for the perfect souvenir to take home from Hoi An? Join a Lantern Making Class and add a touch of your own personal flair to an oriental ornament that the Vietnamese believe to bring good fortune and happiness when hung in front on your house. These lanterns, characteristic of the ancient town of Hoi An, will take you back to the charming streets of the old city at a glance. Choose between an express class that already prepares the bamboo sticks for you beforehand, or a full class that lets you experience lantern making from scratch! Create lanterns shaped like lotuses, triangles, garlic, or diamonds and choose your desired silk style and color. An experienced English speaking instructor will be guiding you every step of the way. This fun and unique activity can be enjoyed by the entire family, even by kids as young as 3 years old!

Embark on a journey to Marble Mountain, a group of five hills made of limestone and marble. Explore beautiful caves, pagodas, and temples nestled within the mountains. Marvel at the Buddhist sanctuaries and numerous tunnels scattered across the landscape.Experience the tranquility of Marble Mountain, a must-see destination for nature lovers seeking refuge from urban life. Afterward, indulge in a traditional Vietnamese lunch at a local family's home.After lunch, delve into the depths of Am Phu cave, where you'll discover intriguing Buddhist philosophies. Learn about the importance of good deeds and positive character changes as depicted in the cave's scenes of horror. Conclude your morning tour with a visit to Monkey Mountains, offering panoramic views of Da Nang. Explore Linh Ung Pagoda, home to the tallest lady Buddha statue in Vietnam, before returning to your hotel.

Climb the stone steps carved into Marble Mountain to discover caves, grottos and a buddhist pagoda. Visit Linh Ung pagoda at Monkey Mountain and see the highest lady buddha statue in Vietnam – 67m.

Experience everyday rural life in Vietnam on this tour from Hoi An or Da Nang. Visit a local market, ride through a coconut forest on a bamboo basket boat, and enjoy a hands-on cooking class.

Day trip from Hoi An to explore the heritage city of Hue by private car with many historical buildings such as : Imperial city , Khai Dinh tomb & Celestial Lady pagoda ( Thien Mu pagoda )

Travel to eco village by bike . Contemplate the beauty of the countryside in Vietnam, have photo opportunities of the rice paddies, and sumptuous landscapes, and sightseeing some special animals on the Vietnam rice fields. Then, having chance to ride the buffalo and feed them grass. The feeling when you are sitting on the buffalo’s back is amazing. Move on to the water coconut forest. Ride through the coconut palm jungle and have a chance to row basket boats with the locals. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Nipa Palm Forest and enjoy some local activities on the river.

Spend a leisurely day through the scenic countryside of Vietnam as you learn about the local way of life and enjoy a delicious lunch. During this special tour, the guests will be lucky and amazed to discover : ● Enjoy a river crossing on a local ferry ● Traditional boat-building yards. ● Inlaid with mother of pearl. ● How to weave the traditional sleeping mats. ● Traditional Vietnamese countryside house. ● Basket boat builder. ● Testing the basket boat. ● Rice wine family maker. ● The great story of the countryside family temple. ● Crossing a floating bridge (when available). ● 40 minutes boat trip on the delta of the Thu Bon river

Visit to a rice paddy farm where you will get to ride a real water buffalo and do farming – just like the local farmers

Head to Hoi An Memories Land and delight in the grand spectacle that is the Hoi An Memories Show. Discover the history of this idyllic seaside town in five acts of awe-inspiring storytelling.

Explore Marble Mountain and discover caves, temples and pagoda. Visit Lady budda on Monkey Mountain. Join a cooking class and learn to cook 8 different Vietnamese dishes from south, middle and north Vietnam

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. Hoi An is renowned for its beautiful Old Town, decorated by a colorful array of hanging lanterns. A rich history as a trading port makes Hoi An a mecca for all kinds of traditional Vietnamese handicraft and manufacturing. None more so than lantern making. If you are looking for an interactive experience with locals whilst in town, it’s hard to look past a lantern making workshop. These workshops are an amazing and fun way to learn about Vietnamese culture and traditional craft techniques. You finish the session with a newly earned talent and a souvenir that holds infinitely more memories than any store bought lantern ever would.