Hoi An is an extraordinary jewel of a town. The town managed to remain untouched, and as you wander the completely traffic-free streets of this ancient seaport it is not hard to imagine yourself amidst the sailors and merchants of the 18th Century, when Hoi An was one of the busiest trading ports in ...
If you want to experience the local way of life you can perfectly do that in one of the villages surrounding Hoi An, we know the place to go to. Tra Que is a charming little village located just a few kilometers northeast of Hoi An. This village is famous for many kinds of herbs and vegetables which ...
Situated 50 kilometers southwest of Hoi An in a lush green valley, My Son was the cultural and religious center of the once powerful but now extinct Champa Kingdom. It still represents one of the most outstanding Hindu temple complexes in South East Asia. After lunch, steps again into history with a ...
Did you have enough of traffic and motorbikes? Spend a half-day leisurely cycling though the scenic countryside of Central Vietnam. This tour will take you into the very heart of rural Hoi An for a special insight into the everyday life of a local fishing village, wildlife and many water palm groves ...
Hear about Hoi An and people often think about its colorful lantern shops crossing the quiet street along the poetic Thu Bon River, Quang Nam Province. In the past, Hoi An used to be a bustling international trading port during the 15th to 19th century, a meeting point of Chinese, Japanese, Indian ...
My Son Holyland is a huge religious complex with over 70 towers and temples of different architectures. Wander through the elaborate carvings and sculptures of the Cham people, tourists are welcomed at the Old Tower of the Cham.
Visit a local produce market, ride a basket boat through coconut groves, hop on a water buffalo cart, and enjoy a relaxing foot massage. This is all before you get started on your cooking class! This tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off and all activities listed.
A unique experience exploring Hoi An’s charming streets and delicious eats on a comfortable electric scooter. Discover some of Hoi An’s most delicious delicacies, visit an NGO-funded restaurant that’s helping disadvantaged youth to get trained in hospitality and make and sample your very own classy ...
Situated 50 kilometers southwest of Hoi An in a lush green valley, My Son was the cultural and religious center of the once powerful but now extinct Champa Kingdom. It still represents one of the most outstanding Hindu temple complexes in South East Asia; in 1999 it was recognized by UNESCO as a ...
Today you will learn the art of Vietnamese cooking and hopefully bring back home some new skills to delight your family and friends. We will take some time to guide you through the whole process that includes not only cooking itself but also sourcing the right ingredients while enjoying some ...
