Top Hoi An Ghost Tours

- Break down the taboo of death in Vietnam beliefs. - Learn about the city and its history, while having fun. - Get a sense of the city throughout its history in a way that residents rarely do We will walk into darkening alleys, there, you will be shown locations of dreadful discovery and a medieval graveyard, where you will understand the death ritual, and the way living people connect with death. Keep going through the alleys we will discover the murder of 108 traders and the apology of the King. In the shadow of the oldest house in the old town, you will know about the war that made immigrants abandon their houses. We will see how the locals protect their houses from dark spirits, taboos, and things you are not allowed to do in Fullmoon and listen to the mystery monster living in Hoi An. The experience covers approximately a mile of distance over 1.5 hours, but you won’t be counting steps. Many other legends and lore stories await you on the first Ghost tour in Vietnam.

Immerse yourself in the culture and food of Hoi An with this small group walking tour. Follow your guide around the backstreets of Old Hoi An to visit local family producers of items like Cao Lau noodles and bean sprouts, and learn about the local lifestyle, markets, temples, and architecture. Afterwards, enjoy five to seven tastings of dishes that incorporate the items you saw being made earlier.

Get off the beaten path and explore the hidden parts of the Hoi An countryside on this half-day private tour. Choose from a US military jeep, USSR army jeep, or modern car as your ride and enjoy pickup from your Hoi An hotel. Visit local villages to meet villagers and learn about their livelihoods. Take a peaceful basket boat ride and refuel with an optional lunch.

Learn about the tragedies of the My Lai Massacre on this private full-day tour from Da Nang or Hoi An. After hotel pickup, travel in a private vehicle to the village. Watch a video about the Vietnam-America War, walk around the museum and village remnants, and pay respects at the Son My Memorial.

Visit the monument dedicated to the tragic My Lai Massacre on a day trip from Hoi An or Da Nang. This site was built to remember the victims from the area who were killed during the Vietnam-American War on March 16, 1968. See a few remnants and learn about its long history from your guide as you explore. Entrance tickets, bottled water, and a light lunch are included.