Top Hoi An Unique Experiences

Start your day exploring a local market, learning about Vietnamese ingredients and daily life. Visit a green vegetable farm to experience hands-on activities like planting and harvesting, then relax at a peaceful fishing spot where guides help you learn basic techniques. Finish with a cooking class led by a local chef, preparing five traditional Vietnamese dishes from south/middle/north Vietnam before enjoying your meal. Green Papaya Salad Vietnamese-style fish Rice Pancake Fried Spring Roll Stir Fried Garlic with Water Spinach Good appetite! Vegetarian menu available on request!

The area around Hoi An experienced some intense action during the Vietnam War, but it can be hard for travelers to gain local insights on their own. Learn more about this brutal chapter of 20th-century history on a small-group day tour from Hoi An. Visit My Lai village, where a massacre occurred, and the War Museum, as well as the Ky Anh Tunnels, an old US air base, and more.

- Welcome cocktail based on Sampan rum that can accompany throughout the visit. - Guided tour of the distillery producing the only medal rums of Vietnam. - Discover step by step the development of Sampan agricultural rum. - Enjoy the rums that make up the range.

Explore the charm of Hoi An on a half-day cycling tour that immerses you in local culture and traditions. Start your adventure with a guided bike ride to Kim Bong Village, where you’ll witness skilled artisans crafting beautiful furniture and souvenirs. Pedal through scenic roads, discovering ancient temples and traditional mat weaving. Enjoy hands-on experiences like rice paper making at local homes and a visit to a nearby school where children eagerly greet visitors. Choose to return by bike or take a boat ride back to Hoi An for a delicious lunch before heading back to your hotel. - Guided cycling tour through scenic Kim Bong Village - Visit local artisans and witness traditional crafts - Hands-on experiences with mat making and rice paper - Option to return by bike or boat, with lunch included

Even though it’s one of the country’s most prestigious archeological sites, there’s not a lot of historical info in English at My Son Sanctuary. If you want to deepen your understanding of the ancient complex, which dates as far back as the 4th century, then opt for a guided tour from Da Nang. Exploring with a guide means that you’ll be party to facts that contextualize the ruins.

Coming to Hoi An, tourists not only contemplate works of ancient and unique culture connecting with priceless cultural value, but also many other interesting places. That is the traditional villages and countryside around. With our Hoi An Countryside Tour– we leaving crowded and noisy downtown behind, we will take you to quiet and poetic places, traveling on a country road and meeting peasants. Then, we will visit some traditional villages to explore their working day and you will get more when you join in experiencing a farming day with the natives.

Combine a sightseeing boat tour with a traditional Vietnamese cooking class in this single tour in Hoi An. With a small group of just six people or fewer, you’ll enjoy personalized attention from your guide as you explore the local market and take a sightseeing boat ride. Then head back to a local kitchen to put those ingredients to work in four traditional Vietnamese dishes. Enjoy conversation and commentary on culinary culture as you eat your meal.

-We travel about 50km from Hoi An to My Son sanctuary. It comprises many Champa temples, in a valley roughly two kilometers wide, surrounded by two mountain ranges. It was the site of religious ceremonies of kings of the Champa civilization and was also a burial place of Champa royals and national heroes. The My Son temple complex is one of the foremost temple complexes of Hinduism in South East Asia and is the foremost heritage site of this nature in Vietnam. Though the complex has been destroyed over time, we still see many majestic ancient ruins of temples in the area. We also spend time to visit Tra Kieu Church on the way back to Marble Mountain -The Marble Mountains are famous for their traditional stonemasonry activities. In Dong Hai village close to Thuy Son, 600 families chisel stone statues, jewellery, and art work. Marble from the Marble Mountains has been exported to many countries.

Day 1: Danang airport pick-up and transfer to Hoian (morning or afternoon arrival flight) - Charming Hoian city tour and food tour Day 2: Hoi An - Danang: Ba Na Hill Day 3: Hoi An - My Son morning tour - Visiting Cam Thanh water coconut with bamboo basket Day 4: Hoi An - Marble Mountain - Jeep/bike tour to Hue via Hai Van Pass and Lang Co beach Day 5: Hue City full day: Thien Mu pagoda, Imperial, Dong Ba market, Khai Dinh tomb, Tu Duc tomb, incense village Optional: Discover Phong Nha We will design according to your preferences. Plz TEXT US VIA WHATSAPP/TELEGRAM: +84-886-559-609, WE'LL ADVISE THINGS TO DO w LOCAL TRAVEL EXPERTS

Immerse yourself in Vietnamese culture and discover the secrets of Vietnamese cuisine on this hands-on tour from Hoi An. Shop for ingredients at the local market, cruise along the Thu Bon River, and ride in a traditional basket boat, before arriving at the cooking school. Then, create a variety of dishes including spring rolls, rice pancakes, and barbecued tuna, before sitting down to a delicious homecooked lunch.

Delve deeper into the art of Vietnamese cuisine during a cooking class that includes a tour of a local market. You’ll benefit from both the personalized attention and insider knowledge of a local chef as you prepare and cook dishes using fresh and traditional ingredients. Plus, unlike with most cooking classes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover two integral parts of Vietnamese culture—without having to book separate experiences—with this lantern-making and cooking class. Join your host and a small group for a visit to a garden, where you learn about local farming practices, and continue to a market to pick up ingredients for later. Then it's on to a lantern-making workshop, followed by a hands-on cooking class where you get to whip up (and eat) a traditional Vietnamese meal.

Experience a hands-on introduction to Vietnamese cuisine: from garden to plate. Visit Hoi An’s bustling morning market in search of ingredients. Discover and learn about the various stalls with your guide and interact with local sellers. Take a picturesque cruise along the Hoi An River to a local cooking school and find more ingredients at a herb garden. Then, enjoy a cooking class including plate decorating, and taste your delicious creations at lunch.

If you’re interested in ancient history then no visit to Hoi An is complete without exploring My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is often compared to the temples of Angkor in Cambodia. You’ll travel to the temple complex without the hassle of navigation and receive in-depth historical information from a guide. Plus, a boat trip on the Thu Bon River is included.