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Ancient
Hoi An Walking Tour
The
Ruins of My Son
Red
Bridge Cooking Class
World Heritage listed Hoi An is an ancient
The spectacular ruins of My Son were once
This popular cooking school offers you a
town with water wells, art and antique galleries,
lantern shops and tailors galore. On this short
walking tour your guide brings you the history
behind this wonderful town with visits to key
landmarks and buildings such as the Japanese
Covered Bridge, an old shop house, a Chinese
assembly hall, Hoi An Museum and a handicraft
showroom to see some of the typical crafts
practiced in the town. You will be provided with
a Hoi An entrance pass which gives access to
select Hoi An sites anytime during your stay.
Duration: 4 HRS
Price from $103 pp
home to the Champas who ruled Central Vietnam
from c200AD to c1700AD. Covering a vast area
of Vietnam, My Son were the most important
temples of the Champa Kingdom between
the 4th and 13th century. Bricks were used
to build the temples without the aid of mortar
which were adorned with sculptures. Today the
remains of a series of impressive tower-temples
in this dramatic site offer a great opportunity to
learn more about the history, architecture and
art of the old Champa Kingdom.
Duration: 8.5 HRS
Price from $82 pp
professional yet fun experience to learn about
Vietnamese food and the Hoi An’s way of life.
Highlights include a guided tour of Hoi An’s
colourful central market filled with amazing
sights, sounds and aromas; a leisurely boat trip
on the Hoi An River; a walk through the school’s
herb garden; followed by a two hour hands on
cooking class with demonstrations from the
Red Bridge chefs. Included in the class is a brief
introduction to Vietnamese food carving. After
the lesson, enjoy the meal you have cooked.
Duration: 9 HRS
Price from $386 pp
Hoi Spend
An by
Bicycle
Cu This Lam
Cham Snorkelling
Ethnic
Community Experience
half a day leisurely cycling through
morning, transfer to Cua Dai Harbour
Remote and untouched, discover the Bho
the scenic countryside exploring the peaceful
villages around Hoi An. Begin by cycling to Cam
Thanh Village, with its beautiful rice and shrimp
farms. Next ride to Thanh Ha Pottery Village
where you can see the daily life of local people
and observe the making of pottery products.
Continue cycling through the countryside to Tra
Que Farming Village where you’ll see vegetable
gardens and local farmers working in their fields.
Then it’s on to Cam Nam Island for lunch before
returning to your hotel.
where you will embark on a boat bound for Cham
Island. Learn about local life and culture of local
fisherman living on the island. You will explore two
dive and snorkel sites where you will have the
chance to see marvellous coral as well as marine
life. At Ong Beach you will stop for a Vietnamese
seafood lunch followed by time to spend at leisure
on the beach. Relax, bake in the sun or swim – the
choice is yours.
*All prices are per person, twin share, based on low season including breakfast
Hoong Ethnic Community in Vietnam’s Central
Highlands. Travel by American Jeep through
quaint villages and hamlets before reaching the
ethnic community. Experience the village first
hand - enjoy a guided walk with a local resident
of the village before a traditional Co Tu lunch and
music performance. Continue on through the tea
plantations to the Co Tu town of Trung Mang. Visit
the former king of the Co Tu people and enjoy a
tea or coffee, or for the more adventurous, a nip
of traditional Co Tu rice wine!
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