• The Marble Mountains

discover the sacred temples and delve into the natural caverns that once served as a medical facility for injured Vietnamese soldiers and a hideout for Viet Cong during the American war.

Admire the breathtaking panoramas from the mountain’s peak and observe a collection of five petite mountains, each symbolizing one of the universe’s vital elements: water, fire, wood, earth, and metal.

Explore the family-run Traditional Marble Handicraft workshop in the marble village to witness the incredible craftsmanship of the locals.

• Lady Buddha

Behold the immense Lady Buddha Statue, the highest of its kind in Vietnam. Located at Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula in Da Nang, the statue overlooks the ocean from its mountainous perch. Within the statue’s 17 levels, each floor houses an altar adorned with 21 unique Buddha figures, each with distinct expressions and poses.

• Hoi An Ancient Town

Discover Hoi An, a World Heritage site situated along the Thu Bon River. This historically preserved town has stood the test of time, offering a picturesque setting for capturing beautiful photographs. Historically, Hoi An served as a bustling international port for the Champa Kingdom, facilitating the trade of wood, gold, and silk. The town was once a hub for international trade fairs, drawing merchants from Holland, Portugal, Japan, and China with their merchandise. In the 18th century, when the river silted up, Da Nang took over as the primary port in place of Hoi An.

On your guided stroll through Hoi An’s old town, your guide will share insights into the history of the Japanese bridge, a heritage house, a Chinese Assembly Hall, a cultural and historical museum, and the central market. You’ll also have the opportunity to shop at your leisure in Hoi An.

• Japanese Covered Bridge

Explore Hoi An, a World Heritage site nestled along the Thu Bon River. This ancient town, unchanged for centuries, provides an idyllic scene for photography enthusiasts. In its heyday, Hoi An was a prominent international port for the Champa Kingdom, dealing in wood, gold, and silk. The town was a magnet for trade fairs, attracting merchants from Holland, Portugal, Japan, and China with their wares. In the 18th century, as the river became too shallow, Da Nang emerged as the favored port, replacing Hoi An.

Your guided walking tour of Hoi An’s old town will include narratives about the Japanese bridge, a traditional house, a Chinese Assembly Hall, a cultural and historical museum, and the central market. Additionally, you’ll have some free time to indulge in shopping within Hoi An.

• Climate-controlled new car or minivan with skilled driver
• Guidance from an expert English-speaking tour guide
• Local cuisine experience for lunch
• Provision of cold bottled water
• All entrance fees included

• Drinks, Personal Expenses

This is an exclusive tour. The schedule is flexible, allowing you to pause at any location for photo ops on the route to Hoi An, providing a more personal experience than a group bus tour.

• Explore the Lady Buddha Statue on Monkey Mountain and My Khe Beach. Visit the Marble mountains.
• Tour old merchant houses, the Hoi An Folklore museum, Chinese community hall, Japanese Bridge, and the Local Market in Hoi An city.
• Take advantage of some free time for shopping (if you wish)
• Savor the best Local Food in Hoi An.
• Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
• Children must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.