Location

Hoi An, once a major Southeast Asian and Vietnam trading post in the 16th and 17th centuries, is basically a living museum that houses old-town architecture.

Monkey Mountain Da Nang is better known to the locals as Son Tra Peninsula. Linh Ung Pagoda with the 67-meter height statue of Lady Budda

Located 25 km southwest of Danang at an altitude of 1,487m, Ba Na Hills is considered a "temperate zone in the rainforest" due to its cool climate all year round. In one day you can enjoy 4 seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.

Bay Mau coconut forest is a popular eco-tourism area in Hoi An (Da Nang). In the area, you will have a chance to sit in a basket boat to visit the green coconut forest in the middle of a peaceful space and admire circular boats racing or enjoy local specialties…

The eight Cham Islands off the Hoi An coastline are perfect for idyllic beach relaxation and exciting water activities. You can also explore the traditional fishing village and the Marine Protected Area. Snorkeling tours are a great choice if you want to appreciate the island’s varied marine life, which includes colorful corals, crustaceans, and endangered fish.

My Son Sanctuary has been selected by UNESCO as one of the World Heritage Sites at the 23rd session of the World Heritage Committee

Hue Imperial city was the capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, so it is considered one of the typical cities with the longest history and culture in Vietnam.

The Marble Mountains are home to a network of caves, tunnels, towers, and pagodas built by Mahayana Buddhists and the Nguyen Dynasty Kings.

Da Nang city lies in the Midlands of Viet Nam, from which Ha Noi capitol in the north and Ho Chi Minh city in the south are almost equally spaced. Da Nang is also the central point connecting three UNESCO World Heritage sites: Hue Citadel, Hoi An ancient town and My Son Sanctuary.