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Huynh Dong, born in 1958 - calls the Ancient City of Hoi An his native home - started his education at a tender age. His early studies of Chinese Calligraphy marked the start of his masterfully diversified education which lead him to the wonderful world of Arts and Culture. Currently, he holds a Bachelor degree in Vietnamese Philology of Hue University of Pedagogy, Bachelor degree of Psychology and Education of the University of Pedagogy in Hanoi, Bachelor degree of Foreign Languages at University of Da Nang, as well as a Masters degree in Arts of the University of Ha Noi

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.

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• Join a tour of the local Hoi An marketplace first thing in the morning and work up an appetite walking around! • Afterward, head to a communal cooking class at a fantastic local restaurant • Spend 2 hours learning how to make delicious local dishes such as papa salad with shrimp or pork, spring rolls with a variety of fillings and Vietnamese pancakes • Afterwards, sit down and eat with your wonderful hosts and enjoy the meal you have helped prepare

Your fantastic host for this experience, Tran, has made it his life's work to show people the delights of Vietnam. One of his favourite destinations to take people? The iconic neighbourhood of Hoi An. Sample the best of Vietnamese street food, on this food tour that takes you to traditional street-side snacking stops, while teaching you about the history of both Vietnam and the local cuisine! • 10 different stops where you'll sample the best street food made by local vendors for generations • Enjoy learning about the more recent history of Vietnam as well as it's cuisine • Take Tran's tour around Hoi An for a truly authentic look at Vietnam • Try locally made coffee, rose petal dough pieces, succulent pork tenderloin and more!

If you don't have too much time to visit Da Nang but would like to see as much as possible, this tour will let you accomplish just that. Explore Marble Mountain's five hills and learn their significance through your English-speaking guide

Explore the Ba Na Hills and the striking Golden Bridge at your own pace on a leisurely private tour from Danang or Hoi An. Avoid the hassle of haggling with taxi drivers or catching public transport in an unfamiliar place. Your private driver will transport you in a comfortable vehicle. Ride the cable car into the hills and take fun photos at the bridge, which looks like giant hands.

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.

● Explore the fascinating city of Da Nang by night during this small group tour ● Enjoy a cruise on the Han River ● Visit the impressive Da Nang Dragon Bridge ● Explore the Marina and sample tasty Vietnamese food at Helio Night Market ● Wander around in My Khe beach ● Travel with a local guide and pick up fun facts about their home city

You will enjoy tour in My Son sanctuary with a professional experienced guide, being knowledgeable about general Vietnamese history and culture. These temple-towers date back to 4th-13th century will help us understand much about the historic and cultural background of local people in Central Vietnam.The guide will accompany you while he tells historic stories and point out where to take the best angle for beautiful shots. The Marble Mountains The five limestone hills that make up Vietnam’s famed Marble Mountains are each named after one of the five elements: fire (Hoa), wood (Moc), metal (Kim), water (Thuy) and earth (Tho). Explore caves and pagodas in the Marble mountains. Enjoy naturally air-conditioned and listen to many fairy tales and historical stories from our local tour guide.

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.

Unique benefits when coming to Caman village and experiencing an authentic cooking class: * The large, airy and fresh space of organic vegetable and herb village that is grown and nourished by local people. Entering Caman Village, you will say "wow" non-stop. * The relaxing feeling of coming to a small peaceful village of Hoi An. There are many big and small houses, all equipments and tools are furnished like at a house of local people. * Using local ingredients, and cooking with local people, you can experience local cuisine in the right way. * Not just cooking, you can experience many other activities: visit organic garden, study about the plants and their benefits, be a gardener, play traditional folk games, cut vegetable to make your own food as local's people do.... * Caman's team will speak 2 main languages - English and Vietnamese to help you understand and feel deeply about the taste, history and culture of Vietnamese dishes. * Quality is our priority.

Visit all important landmark of Hoi An. See the unique combination of Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese architecture all over the town. Learn the Vietnamese coffee culture and get hyped with a variety of coffee: cà phê sữa black coffee,, cà phê trứng (egg coffee), cà phê dừa (coconut coffee), cà phê muối (salt coffee), etc depends on your interest and preference Taste authentic Cao Lau - the best local specialty Discover hidden coffee shops in Hoi An

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.