Vietnam Tours | TRANG 16

Tra Que Vegetable village was known as the largest vegetable village in Hoi An where most of vegetable at restaurants around Hoi An have been provided from this village daily for years. With this tour, besides discovering Hoi An town, it also a chance for you to learn more about a typical agriculture culture at this famous village.

Lanterns was became the symbol of Hoi An town for thousands year and taking this tour, you will not only discover an charm ancient town but also a chance to learn about an traditional handicraft art at here: Lantern making.

Hoi An Ancient Town is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a South-East Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century where ancient buildings and streets reflect the influences, both indigenous and foreign, which made Hoi An ancient town became a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Discover Hoi An countryside on Vespa and get close with Hoianian guys to know about their life style and other facinating site of Hoi An.

Experience local life with a visit to fishing village and rice farmland and enjoy a meal with a local family will bring you a new image about Hoi An besides Hoi An Town.

Hoi An Ancient Town and My Son Sanctuary was both recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage and became must-visited destinations for all tourists who travel to Hoi An.

My Son Sanctuary is one of the most important examples of Hindu influence in Southeast Asia. The site was recognized as UNESCO Cultural Heritage Site along with Hoi An Ancient Town in 1999 and became a must see destination in Center Vietnam.

Tour departs from Danang daily with a visit to Marble Mountain and walking tour around Hoi An Town. Clients also have free time in Hoi An for shopping or relaxing before transfer back to hotel in Danang.

The half day tour will take you to two must-see tourist destination at Danang Beach city: Son Tra Penisula and Cham Museum where you will not only admire the amazing wild natural beauty from height but also learn more about a specific traditional architecture art of Cham people.

You will be drove on small rural roads to parts of Hue where we surely not much of visitors could see as immense rice paddies, village pagodas of Buddhism, lichen-covered chapels and communal houses. Take your time to talk with a peasant family to know more about their daily life and work and visit the Thanh Toan tile-roofed Bridge (16th century) which is a historic and cultural credit to the community.

Hue is not only famous about Royal imperial, royal tombs but traditional garden house architecture and peaceful countryside village. Getting a close up to hidden corners and less visited routes, there is no better choice than cycling. Challenge yourself with a full day cycling and enjoy another view of Hue.