A must-visit destination, Hội An Ancient Town is a living museum where history, culture, and tradition blend seamlessly. Once a bustling trading port, this UNESCO-listed town preserves its original architecture, featuring centuries-old wooden houses, Chinese assembly halls, and a Japanese bridge. Beyond its stunning lantern-lit streets, Hội An offers authentic local experiences—from vibrant markets to traditional craft villages. Stroll along the Thu Bồn River, enjoy regional delicacies, or join a hands-on workshop in tailoring or lantern-making. Unlike modern tourist hotspots, Hội An remains unchanged by time, offering visitors a glimpse into Vietnam’s rich heritage. For an immersive experience, explore with a local guide to uncover its hidden stories and secrets.

This tour is a must-see for those who are interested in architecture and ancient civilizations. My Son sanctuary was an imperial city during the Champa civilization, between the 4th and the 12th centuries We travel about 50km from Hoi An to My Son sanctuary. It comprises many Champa temples, in a valley roughly two kilometers wide, surrounded by two mountain ranges. It was the site of religious ceremonies of kings of the Champa civilization and was also a burial place of Champa royals and national heroes. The My Son temple complex is one of the foremost temple complexes of Hinduism in South East Asia and is the foremost heritage site of this nature in Vietnam. Though the complex has been destroyed over time, we still see many majestic ancient ruins of temples in the area. We also spend time to visit Tra Kieu Church on the way back to Hoi An.

Local food and snack.