• Old House of Tan Ky - The Tan Ky Old House in Hoi An, constructed over two centuries ago, exemplifies a merchant’s home that harmoniously combines Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architectural styles. Visitors will pause to capture photos after delving into the house’s historical significance.
• Japanese Covered Bridge - The Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An, dating back to the 18th century, stands as a renowned emblem of the town. It reflects Japanese architectural style and historically linked the Japanese community with the Chinese quarters. This well-preserved bridge includes a small temple and is embellished with detailed carvings and sculptures. Visitors will explore its history to deepen their understanding of the ancient town’s past.
• Cantonese Assembly Hall - Known also as the Quang Trieu Assembly Hall, the Cantonese Assembly Hall in Hoi An is a vital cultural and historical landmark. Established by Cantonese immigrants in the late 18th century, it functioned as a communal hub for the Cantonese community in Hoi An. Visitors will explore its history to broaden their knowledge of the ancient town’s past.
• Fukian Assembly Hall (Phuc Kien) - Erected in the late 17th century by Fujian Chinese immigrants, this hall served as a meeting place for the Fujian community. It is renowned for its intricate architecture, featuring detailed wood carvings, vibrant ceramic mosaics, and exquisite statues of mythical figures. Visitors will explore its history to expand their understanding of the ancient town’s past.
• My Son Sanctuary - Visiting My Son Sanctuary provides deep insights into Vietnam’s rich heritage, merging ancient Hindu influences with native Cham traditions. The site’s restoration and ongoing archaeological work further enrich the understanding of Champa civilization’s art, architecture, and religious practices. It remains a cultural gem, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in its tranquil environment and uncover the legacy of one of Southeast Asia’s most fascinating ancient civilizations.
• Museum of Trade Ceramics - This museum offers a window into the rich history of Vietnamese ceramics. Located in the heart of the ancient town, it boasts a remarkable collection of pottery, sculptures, and artifacts from the 10th to the 19th century. Visitors can explore the craftsmanship of local potters, learn about ancient trade routes, and discover the cultural importance of ceramics in Vietnam. The museum also highlights the impact of Hoi An’s vibrant merchant history on the development of ceramic art. It’s a must-visit for those interested in Vietnam’s artistic traditions and cultural heritage.

• Entrance tickets to My Son and Hoi An ancient town
• Very good and knowledgeable tour guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Lunch
• All fees and/or taxes
• Travel insurance

• 1. Personal expense 2. Things are not mentioned above

This exclusive private tour offers an exceptional opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history of Hoi An, the ancient wonders of My Son, and the vibrant local culture of Tra Que Village. Meticulously designed to provide a comprehensive and enriching experience, the itinerary ensures that you will fully appreciate the unique cultural and historical aspects of each destination within a single day. Every detail is carefully planned to ensure that your time and investment yield a memorable and rewarding adventure. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a culture aficionado, or simply seeking an authentic experience, this tour is a worthwhile and enriching choice.

• We don’t offer infant’s chair. If parents have prepared it for their child, they can use it

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