• Fukian Assembly Hall (Phuc Kien) - Originally constructed by Fujianese merchants in the late 17th century, this hall is dedicated to Thien Hau, the sea goddess who safeguards sailors. The site boasts intricate gates, vibrant mosaics, dragon sculptures, and a spacious main hall for worship and community events.
• Museum of Folklore - The Museum of Folk Culture is one of six museums in Hoi An’s Ancient Town, showcasing local life during the era when Hoi An was a bustling and significant trading port.
• Old House of Tan Ky - Built over 200 years ago by a Vietnamese merchant family, this house combines Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architectural styles. (Please note, if this historic house is too crowded or temporarily closed, an alternative ancient house will be suggested.)
• Japanese Covered Bridge - Constructed by the Japanese in the 17th century, this iconic wooden bridge features a small temple and symbolizes Hoi An. It represents the cultural exchange between Japan, China, and Vietnam.
• Dinh Cam Pho (Cam Pho Communal House) - Visit this historic communal house where locals once gathered for meetings and spiritual ceremonies, reflecting the strong sense of unity and cultural continuity in Vietnamese tradition.
• Hoi An Ancient Town - Depending on your interests, you may also explore a hidden gem in the Ancient Town that offers a deeper, more authentic glimpse into Hoi An’s culture and daily life.

Enjoy a lantern boat ride and release a paper lantern, making a wish for peace and good luck, or indulge in shopping, as Hoi An is filled with numerous shops (These activities are not included).

• Hoi An - Conclude your tour with a local culinary experience, sampling Hoi An’s signature dishes like Banh Mi, Cao Lau Noodles, Hoi An Rice Pancake, White Rose Dumpling, and Black Sesame Soup (originating from Chinese merchants).

• Meals
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Entrance fees

• Personal expenses
• Gratuities
• Private transportation

Join our half-day tour to discover the highlights of Hội An. Stroll through streets illuminated by lanterns, visit renowned landmarks, and savor delectable local cuisine.

At each location, participants will have the freedom to explore, capture photos, or simply absorb the town’s enduring charm at their leisure.

Delight in a Vietnamese street food experience—there’s truly nothing like enjoying Hoi An’s renowned local dishes.

This tour seamlessly combines history, culture, cuisine, and daily local life into one memorable adventure.

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