Our bus will pick you up at our hotel in Hoi An Center at 3 pm. We'll start our Hoi An City Tour by visiting the bustling Hoi An Market. It features French-inspired architecture and design, capturing visitors' attention at first sight. 
The market is decorated with many colorful, handcrafted lanterns. It has many things to offer tourists, from delicate souvenirs to delicious food.  You can buy local art products from the talented locals, such as pottery or woven fabrics, to carry a bit of Hoi An's spirit home. 
Get lost in the gastronomic party with tasty local food such as Hoi An bread, Cap Lau, and rice dumpling cake. It may take you a second time to come back to explore all of these amazing cuisines. 
 

Hoi An Old Town and Phuc Kien Chinese Asemblu Hall, Source: Internet

Our next activity is walking in Hoi An Old Town. We'll first visit the Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall, a masterpiece of architecture in the city. The property was built in 1690 and served as a socializing place for Fujian, a Chinese ethnic group. Its architecture and design are influenced by Chinese tradition, culture, and religion. Its big territory (around 2000 square meters) features an elegant gate, a vibrant courtyard, and a stunning fountain, making it an ideal place for photo lovers. 
The next destination is Phung Hung Ancient House or Tan Ky Ancient House. It's an attractive landmark due to its 200-year history and cultural fusion. As you know, Hoi An was a vibrant trading port, and many merchants came and lived here for a long period. A Vietnamese merchant built this house in 1780 and named it with the meaning of prosperity. In the past, it was used as a shop selling salt, ceramic, silk, cinnamon, and pepper. Nowadays, the merchant's eighth-generation descendant maintains this historic house almost unchanged. 
Then, we'll stop at the Japanese Bridge, a beautiful photoshoot place that has been around for over 4 centuries. The bridge is 18 meters long and crosses the Thu Bon River. It's an architectural marvel that combines Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese cultures. The foundation is composed of stone, and the top and bridge are made of red lacquered wood. While you admire its beauty, our tour guide will explain interesting facts about the architecture and religious beliefs regarding this bridge.
 

Phung Hung Ancient House and Tan Ky Ancient House, Source: Internet

Hoi An's charm seems never to end, as there are many things to explore. After taking nice photos of the Japanese Bridge, we'll move to Hoi An's famous handicraft shops and artwork galleries. You can witness how skilled local artisans create unique items and purchase some as souvenirs. As you wander around the streets and small laneways, you'll feel a peaceful and quiet atmosphere that is hard to find in busy cities. 
At night, all the lantern-decorated streets are lit, creating a fancy picture. One unmissable activity is taking a boat ride and dropping flower lanterns. Light up a small flower lantern, let it float on the water, and immerse yourself in this unforgettable special moment. 

Optional options:
Try the Vietnamese Ao Dai, the striking symbol of Vietnam's beauty. It's designed with long front and back panels, creating elegance for both women and men. You can visit the local tailor, choose one favorite model for yourself, and take a photo shot. You can also order a tailor-made Ao Dai according to your form as a souvenir. 
Hoi An's street food is well-known for its diversity and tastiness. There are various options, such as Banh My (Vietnamese Bread), Banana Fried Pancake, Cao Lau, and Banh Beo. Costs are at your own expense. 
After exploring, our team will bring you back to your hotel. Tour concludes.

INCLUSIONS:
Transfer by air-conditioned vehicle
English speaking guide
Entry fees according to the program mentioned
Mineral water (500ml/passenger/touring day)

EXCLUSIONS: 
High-season surcharge 
Tip
Personal expenses

CHILD POLICY (05-10 YEARS OLD):
1-4 (sharing seat): FOC
1st child 5-8: 75% adult
2nd child 5-8: 100% adult
9 & above = adult

REMARKS: 
Visa into Vietnam available upon arrival at the airport with prior arrangement for authorization letter. 
In general most places are closed in Vietnam throughout the period of the Lunar New Year.

WHAT TO BRING: 
Passport, change of clothes, sun-glasses & hat, toiletries, sun-block, insect repellent, flashlights, personal first aid kit & medicines, small VND notes for buying drinks. If you feel the need then cable lock for your bags is recommended

CANCELLATION POLICY:
Cancel for free 3 days in advance! 
Cancellation within 48 hours will incur a 50% fee 
Cancellation within 24 hours and No show will be charge 100%