HOI AN ACIENT TOWN & LOCAL FOODS

Take a step back in time on a walking tour of Hoi An Ancient Town—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A private guide leads you through the well-kept historic district of this once-prosperous seaport city.

Itinerary:

15h00 Our SIC tour guide will pickup you at hotel. We will visit the Son Tra Peninsula (Monkey Mountain), visit the third Linh Ung Pagoda of Da Nang, with the highest Buddha statue.

15h30: Visit Marble Mountain.

The delegation stopped to visit Non Nuoc stone village - a famous craft village of Da Nang people. You admire the masterpieces made from stone and buy souvenirs for friends and relatives.

Visit Marble Mountain, explore caves, admire the beautiful scenery of the sky and water, visit the sacred temples of Tam Thai, Linh Ung. Visit Tang Chon Cave, Huyen Khong Cave.

17h30: Departure to visit Hoi An Ancient Town

18h00: Have dinner at local restaurant in Hoi An, rest.

Walking tour and shopping at Nguyen Hoang night market. See the whole old town at night glowing in colorful lanterns. In particular, visitors also enjoy a type of traditional folklore of the land of Quang Nam - Singing Choi performed by artisans.

Discover the unique architecture of the famous trading port of the 15th - 16th centuries, where the cultures of Vietnam - Japan - China meet.

20h45: Bring guests back to the original pick-up point. Say goodbye & End tour.

Price valid to 30^th Dec, 2024 (except public holiday): 39$/pax

Included:

• A/C Car Transfer - Hotel pick up & drop off.
• SIC Tour
• Lunch with local food
• All Entrance fee.
• Experienced English speaking guides.
• 01 mineral water per each guest.

Excluded:

• Personal expenses and Services not mentioned above.
• Food and drink.

Children policy: 

• Children are 1-4 years old free (Parents take care of lunch for children). Free one kid only, the second kid charge 50% of the price.
• Children are 5 - 9 years old charge 75% of the price,
• Children from 10 years old up charge 100% of the price,

Note: 

• The tour guide will speak two languages Vietnamese and English,
• Please provide your full information to make a reservation,

• You should wear comfortable but polite clothes. You can wear casual clothes like jeans, T-shirt, dress,... However, avoid wearing tight and short clothes like short skirts when visiting the pagodas, temples,... And depending on the weather, you should bring raincoast/ hat/ umbrella.

• We highly recommend the purchase of personal travel insurance (covering emergency medical evacuation) for your trips to Vietnam.

Cancellation Policy: