From Danang to Hoi An in a Mini-Group (All-Inclusive)

What to Expect

Beautiful Stone Buddhist Temple. Explore a large and beautiful temple with a magnificent garden. See a realistic wax statue of the monk Minh Dam Kwan — one of the most mystical and impressive figures in Vietnamese Buddhist history.

Cao Dai Sect Temple. This is the heart of a new Vietnamese religion that gained popularity in the early 20th century. It is a mix of Buddhism, Catholicism, Confucianism, and Taoism, all reflected in the colorful decorations of the temple.

Japanese Covered Bridge. Appreciate the symbol of Hoi An and an important national monument of the country. It is depicted on the 20,000 Vietnamese dong banknote.

Lotus Tea Tasting. Enjoy a wonderful refreshing drink made of lemongrass, ginger, cinnamon, schisandra, lime juice, and lotus tea. If you haven't tried it, you haven't been to Hoi An.

Art Gallery. Founded by French photographer Rean, this gallery explores the culture of smiles around the world. You will see an exhibition dedicated to the smiles of the Vietnamese people.

Ba Mu Pagoda Gates. I will show you the unusual triple gates where locals worship the guardian gods of newborn babies.

Boat Ride in Coconut Village. Enjoy a 50-minute ride on round bamboo boats. Admire the local landscapes and observe the daily lives of fishermen.

Chinese Lantern Making Workshop. Make your own Chinese folding lantern, which you can take home as a souvenir. The workshop takes place in an ancient house built by a Chinese mandarin.