Hoi An Cultural Experience (From Da Nang)

Stroll through the colorful lanes of Hoi An Market lined with food stalls and handicrafts.  Then visit historical landmarks including Phuch Kien Assembly Hall, a piece of Chinese heritage dedicated to Thien Hau, a goddess of the sea and protector of sailors.  Admire the unique architectures blending Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese influences at Tan Ky and Phung Hung Ancient House, offering a glimpse into the lives of merchant families from the past. Explore Museum of Folk Culture where exhibits showcase folk arts, costumes, and crafts. Stop for perfect stunning photos at the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge.

Taste a variety of street foods and hidden specialties. Begin with Cao Lau, the town’s signature noodles served with sliced pork, fresh herbs, crispy rice crackers, balanced bean sprouts, and savoury sauce.  Then, join mini cooking class to learn how to make White Rose Dumplings (Bánh Bao – Bánh Vạc). These two types of dumplings are made from translucent rice flour filled with seasoned shrimp or pork, then steamed and topped with crispy shallots. Their recipe, passed down through generations, reflects the city’s dedication to preserving its culinary traditions. Round off your experience with Chè, a refreshing sweet soup dessert loved by locals of all ages.

Wander through dazzling lantern-lit streets and artisan shops while soaking up the town’s evening charm. Then hop on a boat ride along the Hoai River where you will have a chance to release flower lanterns for peace and good fortunes.

And so, your experience has come to an end, but the memories will last a lifetime. Feel free to enjoy the night in the Old Town - relax at a cozy café, sip a drink at a local bar, or continue exploring at your own pace, and make your own way back to your hotel.