My Son is a cluster of Hindu temples & towers dating back to the Champa Kingdom, showcasing exquisite architectural and sculptural craftsmanship. Join us to admire the intricate carvings, red brick structures, and sacred ruins that reflect the spiritual & artistic achievements of the Champa civilisation. We'll show you the remains of a special brick tower & explain the origin and historical significance of this site including the meanings of each tower and monument. Moreover, you’ll also enjoy the unique Champa's traditional performances by the Champa locals there. With our local expert, you'll get the best of what My Son Sanctuary can offer. We'll tell & explain its interesting stories, ensuring that you'll have a fantastic time with detailed insights into Vietnam's history, culture & people.

We'll take a boat trip back to Hoi An in the biggest river in Vietnam Central - Thu Bon River. It's really important for many Hoi An people's generations as it's the water supply for rice fields and the stream of fortune of Hoi An ancestor. Drifting along the gentle waters of the river offers a peaceful & relaxing way for us to explore the charming countryside & its surroundings. From the boat, you can admire the traditional architecture, lush greenery, and local life along the riverbanks, providing a unique perspective of Hoi An's beauty. Get your camera ready, admire the stunning sunset view on a scenic river trip with us! Snacks, water & Vietnamese bread are available on the boat.

Head to Hoi An Ancient Town. From wandering through ancient streets adorned with colourful lanterns to savouring the delectable local cuisine at bustling markets, every moment here is a journey of discovery. With our local expert, we'll show the best of what Hoi An offers, ensuring that you'll have a fantastic time with detailed insights into Vietnam's history, culture & people. From exploring ancient temples to experiencing traditional customs, we'll provide you with immersive & enriching experience you'll cherish long after the visit. Exploring Thu Bon River on a traditional boat, wandering around small ancient alleys or simply basking in the warm hospitality of the locals, it offers a captivating blend of old-world charm & modern allure. With its alluring charm & cultural treasures, Hoi An waves you to experience its magic first-hand. Immerse yourselves in the timeless beauty of the UNESCO-listed Old Town with centuries-old architecture & vibrant traditions.

The Japanese Bridge is a symbol of Hoi An's rich history and cultural heritage, dating back to the 17th century when it was built by the Japanese community to connect with the Chinese quarters. It has the honour of being printed in Vietnam’s 20,000 VND banknote. Its unique design, featuring a blend of Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese architectural elements, makes it a visually stunning and culturally significant landmark. We love to share stories about our culture, history and significance about this bridge to give you a deeper appreciation and interesting knowledge of Hoi An's unique heritage. Overall, a visit to the Japanese Bridge in Hoi An offers you a unique opportunity to immerse yourselves in history, culture, and architectural beauty, making it a must-see destination for those exploring this enchanting Hoi An Ancient Town. Plus, we hope our friendliness & hospitality can make the trip even more enjoyable & engaging. Join us to get the best guidance & experience.

The Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall is a living testament to the cultural heritage of the Chinese community in Hoi An, showcasing their traditions, customs, and architectural styles. As one of the oldest assembly halls in Hoi An, it offers a perspective into the town's history as a bustling trading port and a melting pot of diverse cultures. The hall's intricate carvings, vibrant colours, and ornate decorations are a feast for the eyes, providing you with a visual delight and insight into traditional Chinese architecture. Visiting here allows you to engage in cross-cultural dialogue, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Vietnam's multicultural heritage. With our local experts, you'll get great insights about the rituals, beliefs, and practices of the Chinese community through exhibitions and artefacts there. Moreover, we'll show you all the best spots for you to take great photos and capture memorable moments of its stunning architecture & picturesque surroundings.

Visit Hoi An night market & enjoy a vibrant and bustling atmosphere that immerses you in the lively energy of Hoi An after dark. Strolling through the market's colourful stalls, lantern-lit streets, you can discover a treasure trove of local handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditional Vietnamese delicacies, making it an ideal spot for shopping and sampling authentic cuisine. Additionally, the Night Market provides a unique opportunity to experience the rich cultural heritage of Hoi An, with live performances, traditional music, and dance shows adding to the festive ambiance. Moreover, the market's riverside location offers stunning views of the Thu Bon River, creating a picturesque backdrop for an evening of exploration and relaxation. Whether seeking to indulge in shopping, culinary delights, or cultural experiences, Hoi An Night Market promises us a memorable and enchanting evening for those seeking to immerse themselves in the charm of this historic town.

Immerse yourselves in the rich history & cultural heritage of the well-preserved Tan Ky ancient house. Dating back over two centuries, it showcases a harmonious blend of Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese architectural influences, reflecting the multicultural past of Hoi An as a bustling trading port. You can admire the intricate wood carvings, ornate furniture & unique architectural features that tell the storey of the house's former residents & its significance in Hoi An's history. The furniture is made by Kim Bong Carpentry artists, witness the live of generations of Le family in Hoi An. Exploring Tan Ky Old House offers a glimpse into the past & a chance for us to appreciate the craftsmanship & beauty of traditional Vietnamese architecture. 19:00: It’s time to recharge your batteries with yummy local dishes for dinner in Hoi An. 20:00-20:30: We'll leave Hoi An & get back to Da Nang. 21:00-21:30: We drop you off to the hotel. Tour ends & see you in next experiences with us!