Hoi An is one of the most impeccably preserved port towns in Southeast Asia with more than a thousand places of interest that can easily be assessed by foot thanks to its compact, walkable nature. Chock-full of traditions, festivals, beliefs, folk arts and handicrafts, and a sophisticated culinary scene, a day is easy to fill for culture vultures. This morning is dedicated to discovering the legacy of a key international trading port Hoi An once was during the 15th and 19th centuries. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is characterized by the grid formation of narrow lanes and alleys bordered with ancient buildings of various architectural styles representing a harmonious fusion of Oriental and Occidental influences. Mill around its meandering centuries-old streets, passing by many ancient houses, assembly halls, ancient wells, pagodas, pagodas, temples, and tombs. Pay a visit to the trademark red Japanese Bridge symbolic of Hoi An and the 200-year-old Phung Hung house and contemplate its unique architecture. In the afternoon, you will embark on a relaxing boat ride near Thanh Ha Village, known for its delicate and elaborate pottery products made by local artisans.

Activities : Boat Safari