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My Son Sanctuary Tour From Da Nang
The My Son Sanctuary (mee-sern) is located in the Quang Nam region (kwang-nam) which has retained many tangible traces of history.Located in the very center of the world map provides Vietnam with the advantage of having one of the most multicultural environments in the world.Stories to tell, soil to walk, and a destination to come.
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Hoian & Da Nang Tour – 3 days 2 nights (4 star hotel in Danang)
2 nights relaxing in a 4 star hotel in Danang . 2 person sharing in a room If single person in a room. Extra bed for child This tour starts and ends at Danang Airport which will give you a nice view of Da Nang city and Hoi An Ancient Town. Tourists could admire charming…
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Private Tour: Ancient Hoi An by Cyclo and Bike
Discover the quaint streets, ancient shrines and hospitable ambience of Hoi An, an old town that stretches along the Thu Bon River on the south-central coast of Vietnam. Your privately guided full-day tour will get you better acquainted with the town – via cyclo, bicycle and on foot. Cross Japanese Bridge and visit the Chinese…
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Guided Tour to Ride Basket Boat & Hoi An Walking Tour, Night Market, Lanterns,
TOUR PROGRAM : MINIMUM : 2PAX per Booking14:00 p.m : Our guide pick you up at Hotel in Da Nang city or Hoi An city, Then Transfer to Cam thanh Coconut Village to row bamboo basket boat to explore water coconut Jungle where V.C Hiding during Viet nam – America war and catch crap &…
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Hoi An Food Tour by Motorbike with Tastings and Dinner
Discover the best of Hoi An’s street food on this motorbike tour with a guide who introduces you to items you might not find if you walked around on your own. Explore less-visited streets while watching the city go by from the back of the guide’s motorbike, and learn about Vietnamese culinary culture.
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Free street food Tours – Ninh Binh ( Hoa Lu,Tam Coc) with boating and biking
+ Get 20% discount for massage service in Hanoi Old Quarter+ FREE Itinerary for the whole trip in Vietnam+ Full advice before payment+ Support 24/7
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Hoi An Street Food Tour- Walking Tour
We will take you to 5 famous local food restaurantsSample and taste all kinds of the best specialties in Hoi An.Explore and experience the local life and how they live in the evening.Understand the recipes and local food ingredients of Hoi An foods.We will make sure you are full and happy at the end of…
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Vietnam and Cambodia – 21 Day
Experience the absolute best of both Vietnam and Cambodia on this amazing 21 day adventure! You’ll discover crazy Hanoi, experience the stunning Ha Long Bay, stay on a private island, go sea kayaking, crab fishing with traditional fisherman, soak up fascinating local culture and history, learn to cook delicious local food, relax on beautiful beaches,…
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Hoi An Countryside By Bike
Escape the city and cycle tour the alleyways, waterways and village paths of Hoi An and its surrounds on a bicycle adventure tour that offers the best of history, local village life and photogenic countryside. A unique, memorable and active way to enjoy your visit to Hoi An.Countryside ExplorationWe will see lots of thing you…
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Bicycle tour around Hoi An (Private)
Set off on a half-day cycling tour of the rural villages on the outskirts of Hoi An. Travel through village lanes and riverside pathways through corn field, rice fields and coconut forests. You will see local blacksmith, carpenters and mason craftsmen at work using traditional methods to execute their trade.Highlights: • See local village life…
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Fullday to Marble Mountain & Hoi An Walking Tour from CHAN MAY or TIEN SA Port
TOUR PROGRAM :Our tour guide will pick you up at Entrance gate of Tien Sa or Chan May Port (Please provide us with yourpick up &drop off time). Our guide will greet you with your name on welcomed Board.Then Transfer to visit Marble Mountains, which are five marble and limestone hills named after the five…
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Book a car to visit Hoi An, pick up and take place in the area of Hoi An city
Go sightseeing with local guidesJoin the folk games of the nativespick-up and drop-off in Hoi An area
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Full day tour from Tien Sa Port to Hoi An old Town and Marble Mountain and back
Exploring Hoi An on foot is one of best ways to absorb the beauty of this peaceful city.While walking around Hoi An, exploring the small and beautiful town, tourists even thosewho visit frequently-find a place of quiet and peace. Get a reasonable and go…
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Car Hire & Driver: Full-day Hoi An City from Da Nang
Travel comfortably to surrounding popular areas by booking this chauffeur-driven private car charter service! Make your own itinerary for the day without worrying about how to get from one place to another.
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4 Days 3 Nights Da Nang Hoi An City-Ba Na Hills Golden Bridge -Hue Imperial City
TOUR PROGRAM :You Should book Hotel by Yourself in Hoi An City and Da Nang City. We Will Pick you up & Drop off in Hoi An or Da Nang City. Pick up time can be flexible& We Can Customize your request.Day 1. Da Nang Hoi An City Private Tour ( About 8-9 Hours )Visit…
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Hidden Gems of Old Hoi An Walking Tour
Hello, Please join us for an unforgettable experience. We’re passionate about exploring our home town Hoi An, sharing its secrets and special destinations. We offer unique tours that explore the local culture, cuisines, traditions of Hoi An’s people and its rural areas. As we adventure on foot through the trails from beaten track to the…
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Hoi An Walking & Food Hoi an city everyday
Discover the old ancient town that is Hoi An in this fantastic tour. Hoi An is located on the banks of the Thu Bon River and was formerly known as a famous commercial hub for trade with other countries such as Japan, China, Portugal, Italy, etc. in the 16th and 17th centuries. Due to its…
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Romantic Dinning On The Bamboo Raft – Hoi An Half Day Private Tour
Avoid the busy town, you will have a romantic, quiet dinner on the raft. This is one of our unique activities, you will totally relax here, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere with your lovers. You will be served the food with the fresh seafood that has been caught around here every day and also fresh…
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Transfer from Hue to Hoi An by Motorbike
On this full-day motorbike tour and transfer hybrid, explore some of the fabulous roads from Hue to Hoi An by motorbike. There are some nice stops along the way such as Elephant Spring, Lang Co Beach, Hai Van pass and Marble Mountain.You will also have time for swimming, taking photos and enjoy a seafood lunch.
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Discover Bach Ma National Park from Hue
A paradise for nature lovers, Bach Ma National Park is one of these protected areas in Central Vietnam that offers such a vast variety of unique flora and fauna that it has been known for holding one-fifth of the entire flora in Vietnam. Outside these 1400 species of plants, including rare orchids, this national park…
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Hoi An Countryside by Motorbike
This tour aims to let tourists discover the simple life of the villagers, watch the children at play and experience the warmth of their welcome while enjoying the poetic and beautiful scenery such as bamboo, thatched cottages, rice fields, schools.Since then, they will experience somewhat the simple life of Hoi an ancient local people. We…
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Hidden Saigon Tour By Motorbike
During this tour, you will pass by and stop to visit 10 different local markets. Each market has its own unique features that make Saigon and Chinatown area charming to discover.1. Second hand or used objects market2. Biggest flower market3. Electronic device market4. Wooden furniture market5. Wet market (selling alive fish and vegetables)6. Motorbike parts…
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Handicraft Highlights of Hoi An (Private)
• Thanh Ha Pottery village • Kim Bong Carpentry village • Kim Cam Hamlet. • Handicraft traditions & History • See the materials & skills that built Hoi An
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Luxury 14 Days Vietnam Immersion Trip
From Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City to the beautiful beaches of Da Nang and the breath-taking sites of Ha Long Bay; from the lush highlands and the ancient temples of emperors, Vietnam is a once in a lifetime destination – with so much to explore. We’ll create a luxurious, customized tour that includes an…
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HOI AN WALKING TOUR – A History and Culture LESSON
Hoi an ancient town is one of the most dreamed about travel destination and one spot worth lingering in. It still echoes a unique blend of the sophisticated East and the delicate West. Its surviving architecture is sprinkled amongst traditional Vietnamese wooden houses from the Japanese bridge to the French colonial-style buildings, Chinese temples and…
Options for exploring Hoi An Ancient Town are plentiful and varied: travelers can explore the area on foot or by bike, or avoid the crowds on land during a Thu Bon River boat or kayak tour. Evening excursions are a popular choice with travelers wanting to see the illuminated lanterns. These tours often focus on Vietnamese street food and Hoi An’s bustling markets. Food lovers can combine a walking tour with a Vietnamese cooking class.
Things to Know Before You Go
- Hoi An Ancient Town is a must-see for history buffs and photography enthusiasts.
- The popularity of Hoi An Ancient Town means it attracts thousands of visitors, so be prepared for large crowds.
- A short bike ride from the city is Cua Dai Beach, so don’t forget your swimwear.
- Be sure to keep a close eye on your belongings, especially when Hoi An Ancient Town is crowded at night.
How to Get There
The center of Hoi An Ancient Town is a 10-minute walk from Hoi An bus terminal and a 10-minute bike or scooter ride from Cua Dai Beach. If you’re taking a day trip from Da Nang, buses depart regularly for Hoi An Ancient Town and take around 50 minutes depending on traffic.
When to Get There
Most travelers would agree that Hoi An Ancient Town is at its most magical during the evening, when hundreds of hanging lanterns are illuminated. If you want to beat the crowds, try to arrive just after sunrise, when crowd-free photographs are guaranteed and the temperature is cooler.
The History of Hoi An Ancient Town
Although the port town of Hoi An was officially established in 1595, traces of human habitation here date back 2,200 years. Due to its strategic location near the ocean, Hoi An was one of the first places in what is now Vietnam to be exposed to Christianity. Its function as a port town ended in the 18th century, leaving the area untouched by modernization.