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Vietnam's central coast is emerging as a captivating tourism hotspot in Southeast Asia. This diverse region boasts an array of attractions, from ancient UNESCO World Heritage sites to world-class golf courses, pristine sandy beaches, and lush mountain landscapes, catering to a wide range of travelers.

Blessed with a tropical climate and an extensive coastline, it's an ideal destination for seaside enthusiasts. The beaches are expansive, featuring soft sands and gentle, warm waters perfect for swimming, water sports, and family fun.

The culinary scene in Central Vietnam adds another layer to the region's allure. Vietnamese cuisine, celebrated globally for its fresh ingredients and bold flavors, receives a unique twist here. The lengthy coastline provides a bounty of fresh seafood, while the local street food stalls and eateries offer authentic culinary experiences. Moreover, the region now boasts international and fine-dining restaurants, enhancing its reputation as a culinary destination.

Central Vietnam's blend of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and culinary delights makes it an increasingly popular choice for travelers seeking a well-rounded and enriching vacation experience.

HOI AN


​The enchanting coastal town of Hoi An stands as one of Vietnam's most captivating gems. Its historical significance as a bustling trading port brought a tapestry of cultures to its shores, with influences from Chinese, Japanese, French, and Indian merchants shaping its architecture and character. This rich blend of styles has earned Hoi An a UNESCO World Heritage designation, making it a must-visit destination.

Structures like the iconic Japanese Bridge exemplify the city's intricate architectural craftsmanship and reflect its former prosperity. Today, Hoi An's prosperity is largely driven by tourism, with its scenic waterfront adorned by chic bars and fashionable boutiques.

Yet, beneath this modern veneer, the essence of Hoi An's old town remains steeped in its multicultural heritage. The streets are adorned with Japanese merchant houses, ornate Chinese temples, and ancient tea warehouses, preserving a legacy that transcends time. Beyond the town's borders, leisurely bike rides offer the chance to explore lush rice paddies, a quintessential symbol of Vietnam's timeless beauty.​

DANANG

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Danang, the largest city on Vietnam's central coast, serves as a bustling hub for both trade and tourism, acting as the primary gateway to this captivating region. With a history dating back nearly 2,000 years to the ancient Cham Kingdom, Danang boasts a rich cultural heritage, evident in its numerous ancient ruins and UNESCO-listed landmarks.

One of the most renowned of these historical sites is My Son, an archaeological treasure tucked away in a remote forested valley about 70 kilometers west of Danang. This site once served as the capital and spiritual heart of the Cham Kingdom, featuring an array of temples and stupas.

Today, Danang has transformed into a thriving coastal port and a vibrant tourist destination. Its extensive coastline offers several breathtaking white sand beaches, including My Khe Beach, Non Nuoc Beach, and Bac My An Beach.

The city also boasts a variety of attractions, including the Cham Museum, which delves into the ancient civilization of the region, Danang Cathedral, and the Linh Ung Pagoda. Perched on the Son Tra Peninsula, this pagoda is home to the Lady Buddha Statue, overseeing the glistening sea.

Danang caters to diverse travel interests, whether you're seeking a beach getaway, a city escape, or a cultural exploration, all beneath the welcoming embrace of a tropical climate.​

THINGS TO DO IN HOI AN & DANANG

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COOKING CLASS

Immerse yourself in the flavors of Vietnam with a cooking class in Hoi An. Learn to create authentic Vietnamese dishes guided by skilled chefs. Explore local markets, select fresh ingredients, and master the art of crafting delicious pho, spring rolls, and more. A culinary adventure awaits in this charming town.​
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BEACHES

Discover the pristine beaches of Hoi An, Vietnam, where golden sands meet the gentle waves of the South China Sea. An Bang Beach and Cua Dai Beach, in particular, offer serene stretches of coastline perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. Explore the coastal beauty of Hoi An for a relaxing seaside escape.
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MY SON SANCTUARY

Step into the ancient world at My Son Sanctuary near Hoi An, Vietnam. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a testament to the Champa civilization, featuring a complex of Hindu temples dating back to the 4th century. Explore the intricate architectural details and immerse yourself in this historical and cultural treasure.

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LINH UNG PAGODA
​& LADY BUDDHA

Visit the awe-inspiring Linh Ung Pagoda and Lady Buddha on Son Tra Mountain in Da Nang, Vietnam. This magnificent complex houses a colossal Lady Buddha statue, standing tall as a symbol of compassion and enlightenment. Explore the pagoda's serene surroundings, enjoy panoramic vistas, and experience the spiritual ambiance of this iconic destination.
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MARBLE MOUNTAIN

Explore the enchanting Marble Mountains near Da Nang, Vietnam. These five limestone and marble hills are adorned with caves, pagodas, and shrines. Ascend the steps to discover breathtaking panoramic views of the coast and surrounding countryside. Marvel at the intricate stone sculptures and immerse yourself in the spiritual and natural beauty of this unique destination.​
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SON TRA MOUNTAIN

Ascend Son Tra Mountain in Da Nang, Vietnam, for a breathtaking natural escape. This lush, verdant paradise, also known as Monkey Mountain, offers hiking trails with panoramic views of the city, the coastline, and the pristine Son Tra Peninsula. Son Tra Mountain is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility amidst breathtaking scenery.​

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CHAM ISLAND

Embark on an island adventure to Cham Island in Vietnam, a pristine archipelago just off the coast of Hoi An. Discover white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life. Snorkel or dive to explore colorful coral reefs, visit fishing villages, and savor fresh seafood. Cham Island is a tropical paradise for beach enthusiasts.​
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MOTORBIKE TOURS

Experience the thrill of motorbike tours in Hoi An, Vietnam. Hop on a scooter or join a guided motorbike adventure to explore the scenic countryside, traditional villages, and hidden gems of this enchanting region. Feel the wind in your hair as you discover the authentic beauty and culture of Hoi An on two wheels.​
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BICYCLE TOURS

Embark on a leisurely bicycle tour in Hoi An, Vietnam, to explore the city's charming streets, lush countryside, and idyllic rice paddies. Pedal through ancient towns, visit local villages, and savor the tranquil beauty of this culturally rich region at your own pace. Cycling in Hoi An offers an immersive and eco-friendly way to discover its hidden treasures.​

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TAILOR'S HOI AN

Hoi an is world famous for tailor made clothes, boasting over 600 shops in this small town. Price & quality is at the highest level as there is so much competition. Any item you can think of they can make it. Whether it be suits, dresses, shorts or shoes they really can
produce it all at an amazing price. Definitely one of the top things to do whilst in Hoi an.

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175/11 Pham Ngu Lao, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Tel - (+84) 02838367019
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