Danang beach and Excursions in the surroundings – 04 Days

Morning:
Begin your day with a pick-up from your hotel and head to Marble Mountain, one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Da Nang. The mountains resemble five fingers rising from the ground, named after the basic elements of the universe: water, wood, metal, fire, and earth. Explore the mysterious Tang Chon, Huyen Khong, and Am Phu caves, which house pagodas and temples. Hike up to the scenic viewpoint favored by the emperors of the Nguyen dynasty.

Next, take a stroll around Non Nuoc Village, located at the base of the mountain, known for its exquisite marble sculptures. Admire the creativity and skill of the local artisans and take some time to pick out your favorite souvenirs.

Return to the city to visit the Cham Sculpture Museum, home to the world's largest collection of Cham artifacts. The museum displays over 300 terracotta, sandstone, and bronze sculptures depicting Hindu gods, as well as Linga and Yoni. An additional exhibition on modern Cham culture includes photographs, clothing, and videos, offering a comprehensive view of the Champa Kingdom's golden era from the 4th to the 13th century.

Afternoon:
Travel north from Da Nang, crossing Thuan Phuoc Bridge, Vietnam’s longest suspension bridge, to reach the stunning Son Tra Peninsula. Pause for photos at Man Thai Fishing Village, renowned for its fresh seafood and fish sauce production.

Continue to Linh Ung Pagoda, home to Vietnam's tallest statue of the Goddess of Mercy, standing 67 meters high. Enjoy a leisurely walk through the marble sculpture and bonsai garden, and take in the spectacular views of the ocean and city with their white sandy beaches.

On clear days, it’s worth driving along the steep slopes with cliffs overlooking the ocean to reach Ban Co Peak. Immerse yourself in the serene natural beauty, breathe in the fresh air, and meditate amidst the peaceful surroundings before heading back to the city.

Return to your hotel in the late afternoon, concluding a day of unique and memorable experiences.

Included:
English speaking guide
Private transportation
Entrance fees
02 bottles of mineral water (500 ml)/pax/day

Morning:
Begin your adventure with a pick-up from your hotel for a full-day visit to the Ba Na Hill complex, situated 1,478 meters above sea level and 25 km west of Da Nang. Renowned for its cool climate year-round, Ba Na Hills has been an ideal resort destination since French colonial times.

On arrival, embark on a 20-minute journey aboard the world’s most impressive cable car, ascending to the peak of Ba Na Hills while soaking in the breathtaking scenery below.

Arrive at the station and explore a pagoda featuring a giant Buddha statue, surrounded by lush gardens with a variety of flora and flowers interwoven with French architectural buildings and wine cellars.

Midday:
Take a leisurely stroll along the iconic Golden Bridge, one of the world's top ten architectural marvels. Enjoy stunning panoramic views of the national park, waterfalls, the distant ocean, and the cityscape—scenes rarely found elsewhere.

Afternoon:
Head to Fantasy Park, the third-largest indoor amusement park in Vietnam. Spend the afternoon enjoying a wide range of exciting games and attractions, perfect for all ages.

Late Afternoon:
After an exhilarating day, return to your hotel in the city, carrying with you unforgettable memories of Ba Na Hills' unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Included:
English speaking guide
Private transportation
02 bottles of mineral water (500 ml)/pax/day
Cable car: Ba Na Hills
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

Morning:
Start your day with a pick-up from your hotel and head to the enchanting ancient town of Hoi An. Begin your exploration at Cam Pho, one of the oldest communal houses in Hoi An. This historic site, built in the shape of a Chinese character symbolizing the country, has long served as a center for worship, trade, and cultural exchange among local, Chinese, and Japanese traders.

Next, take a short walk to the iconic Chua Cau, or the Japanese Covered Bridge. Constructed in the 17th century, this bridge allowed the Japanese quarter to be accessible from the Chinese neighborhoods. The bridge’s original style has been meticulously preserved for over 400 years.

Mid-Morning:
Continue to Quan Thang Ancient House, renowned for its lively and intricate architecture and sculptures crafted by artisans from the famous Kim Bong carpentry village. This house offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily life of a traditional Hoi An family.

Late Morning:
Proceed to the Phuc Kien (Fujian) Assembly Hall. Established in the 17th century, this hall serves as a gathering place for Fujian residents, traders, and visitors. It is also a religious site honoring the deity Thien Hau. Admire the colorful fountains, ornate gates, and beautifully carved dragons in the main hall.

Midday:
Take a break for lunch and enjoy some free time to explore the city and indulge in shopping.

Afternoon:
Before returning to Da Nang, make a short excursion to Tra Que Organic Vegetable Village. This village is known for its aromatic herbs, mint, and basil. Explore the village, meet local farmers, and learn about their traditional gardening techniques.

Conclude your tour and return to your hotel, carrying with you the unique memories of Hoi An's rich cultural heritage.

Included:
English speaking guide
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch
Private transportation
Entrance fees
02 bottles of mineral water (500 ml)/pax/day

Morning:
8:00 - Begin your adventure with a pick-up from your hotel. Travel north from Da Nang via the scenic Sea Cloud or Hai Van Pass. This winding road offers breathtaking views of lush green hills and pristine beaches. Upon reaching the peak, visit Hai Van Quan, historically marked as the border gate between Vietnam and the Kingdom of Champa and a strategic point during the American war. Enjoy a rest and take in the stunning vistas that once amazed King Le Thanh Tong in the 15th century.

Late Morning:
Continue your journey to Hue and visit Khai Dinh King's Tomb, an architectural marvel built over 11 years (1920-1931) on Chau Tru Hill. Unlike other emperor's tombs, Khai Dinh's tomb uniquely blends oriental and western styles. Climb a hundred steps to the worship palace at the top, where you'll discover intricate decorations with delightful porcelain fragments, a giant ceiling painting, and a small museum of royal artifacts. The descent offers panoramic views of the tomb and its surroundings.

Midday:
Pause for a lunch break to savor some local cuisine.

Afternoon:
Visit the most significant site in Hue - the Hue Citadel. As the only remaining symbol of Vietnam's imperial city, it was inspired by Vauban's fortifications. The citadel is divided into three parts: Kinh Thanh (the Capital City), Hoang Thanh (the Imperial City), and Cam Thanh (the Forbidden City). Explore the key attractions within this area, including the flag tower, the South Gate, the Palace of Supreme Harmony, the Dynasty Temple area, and the settlement area.

Late Afternoon:
Conclude your day by traveling back to Da Nang. The journey ends with your return to your hotel, enriched with the historical and cultural experiences of Hue.

Included:
English speaking guide
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch
Private transportation
Entrance fees
02 bottles of mineral water (500 ml)/pax/day