The tour guide will pick guests up from their hotel to begin the Walking Tour of Hoi An. A one-way transfer is available for those staying near the beach. The guide will lead visitors to Hoi An ancient town to explore the Japanese Covered Bridge, a stunning structure built by the Japanese in the 16th century, symbolizing the Sword on the back of Namazu, a sea monster believed to cause earthquakes in Japan. The guide will share fascinating stories and details about the bridge’s architecture.

Next, the tour will proceed to Tan Ky old house, a 200-year-old merchant house showcasing the exquisite architecture of Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese influences. The guide will explain the beauty of its Feng Shui and the unique features of this historic home.

Continuing the Hoi An Walking Tour, the next stop is the Fujian Assembly Hall (Phuc Kien Assembly Hall), a classic Chinese Assembly Hall where Chinese businessmen honor the Goddess Mazu, the sea mother who protects and rescues those in oceanic accidents. The Phuc Kien Assembly Hall holds significant importance as a business hub within the Chinese community.

Following the visit to the Chinese clubhouse, the tour will head to Hoi An Market, the largest market in the ancient town. The guide will demonstrate how locals conduct transactions and offer tips on bargaining.

The Hoi An Walking Tour Half Day concludes with a delightful lunch at a local restaurant.

• Body Massage
• The tour guide speaks English
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages
• Morning 8:30 am, afternoon 2:30 pm
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Sightseeing tickets

The tour guide will pick guests up from their hotel and escort them to Hoi An ancient town to explore the Japanese Covered Bridge. This stunning bridge, constructed by the Japanese in the 16th century, symbolizes the Sword on the back of the Namazu sea monster, which was believed to cause earthquakes in Japan. The tour guide will share insights into the bridge’s exquisite architecture and fascinating history.

Following this, the tour will proceed to Tan Ky Old House, a 200-year-old merchant residence showcasing a blend of Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese architectural styles. The guide will highlight the house’s beauty in terms of Feng Shui and its historical significance.

Continuing the Hoi An Walking Tour, the next stop is the Fujian Assembly Hall (Phuc Kien Assembly Hall), a significant business hub within the Chinese community. After exploring this impressive Chinese clubhouse, the tour will conclude with a visit to Hoi An Market, the largest market in the ancient town of Hoi An.

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