Hoi An Memories Show Ticket

Pick up from Da Nang and depart to Cam Thanh, Hoi An. If departing from Da Nang, stop at Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village near Marble Mountains to see traditional stone sculptures crafted by local artisans.

About 5 km from Hoi An Ancient Town. Enjoy a basket boat ride through peaceful coconut waterways. Experience local fishing life, watch basket-boat spinning performances, join a fun boat race, and see traditional net fishing and crab catching.

Visit the Japanese Covered Bridge - one of the most iconic landmarks of Hoi An - and explore ancient merchant houses. Walk along lantern-lit streets and visit Nguyen Hoang Night Market for souvenirs and local treats.

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Your guide will pick you up at your hotel in Da Nang or at a central meeting point. Depart for Son Tra Peninsula.

Visit the largest Linh Ung Pagoda in Da Nang, and admire the 67-meter Lady Buddha marble statue overlooking the city and sea.

Explore Non Nuoc Stone-Carving Village at the foot of Marble Mountains, then continue to Marble Mountains to visit pagodas, caves, and scenic viewpoints.

Visit Am Phu Cave at the base of Water Mountain and learn about its connection to Buddhist beliefs on karma and the afterlife.

Enjoy a local lunch with Quang noodles and Vietnamese pancakes. Vegetarian options are available upon request.

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Pickup from your meeting point in Da Nang or Hoi An. Enjoy a 1.5-hour drive through the Vietnamese countryside to My Son Sanctuary.

Arrive at My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spend approximately 2 hours exploring the historic Champa civilization ruins with your guide, who explains the brick tower remains and historical significance of each monument.

Visit a traditional rice paper craft village and take part in hands-on activities with local craftsmen.

Enjoy lunch at a local house featuring cold herbal tea, authentic local food, and fresh countryside air.

Board a boat for a relaxing trip along the Thu Bon River, the largest river in Central Vietnam, on the way to Hoi An.

Return to your hotel in Da Nang or Hoi An. End of services.

Start your journey to Ba Na Hills, often called the “second Da Lat of Central Vietnam” due to its cool climate and mountain scenery.

Take a ride up to the summit via the Ba Na Hills cable car system, which holds four world records, offering panoramic views during the ascent.

Located at an altitude of 1,400 meters above sea level. The bridge creates a unique visual effect, appearing like a silk ribbon floating among the clouds above Da Nang. Continue sightseeing at Le Jardin D’Amour (Garden of Love) and Linh Ung Pagoda, where you can see the impressive 27-meter-tall statue of Shakyamuni Buddha standing on a 6-meter lotus platform, symbolizing peace and serenity. Next, visit the French Village, a European-style complex with cobblestone streets and Gothic architecture. You may freely explore landmarks such as Linh Tu Temple, Temple of Mother Nature, Belfry, Phong Tu Tower, Lunar Castle, and other themed areas within the village.

Enjoy a buffet meal at a local restaurant (not included). After lunch, free time to explore Fantasy Park, a large indoor amusement complex featuring attractions such as the slide-way, Love Wheel, Fire Race, and Ghost House. You can also walk through the Fairy Forest, visit Dinosaur Park, try the 5D Wild West experience, experience the 4D Death Race ride, or watch the 3D Mega 360° show.

Begin the journey back down from the mountain.

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Depart for Son Tra Peninsula to visit Linh Ung Pagoda, home to the iconic 67-meter Lady Buddha statue and panoramic views over Da Nang, mountains, and the sea.

Non Nuoc Village located at the foot of the Marble Mountains, known for its traditional stone carving craft. Explore Linh Ung Pagoda, Huyen Khong Cave, and Tang Chon Cave, and enjoy views from River View Tower and Ocean View Tower. Optionally use a one-way elevator or climb approximately 300 steps to reach the mountain sites.

Continue to Am Phu Cave, located at the base of Water Mountain (Hon Thuy Son), the largest of the Marble Mountains. The cave is known for its spacious chambers, wartime history, and Buddhist symbolism related to karma and the afterlife.