Itinerary:

⏺  Tour guide will start the day by picking you up from your hotel
⏺  Your first destination on the tour is the Marble Moutain ((Ngu Hanh Son), a group of five marble and limestone mountains, named after the five elements of ancient oriental philosophy: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. Climb up the mountain for stunning views of Da Nang and the surrounding area. You can also visit several caves, pagodas, and shrines
⏺  After that, we will visit Linh Ung Son Tra which is located on the Son Tra Peninsula and is home to the Lady Buddha Da Nang statue, the tallest Buddha statue in Vietnam. You can also enjoy beautiful views of the city and the ocean from the pagoda.
⏺  Have lunch and relax at a local restaurant
⏺  After that, we will transfer to Hoian and explore the Coconut Forest, situated 7 km from Hoi An's Old Town.
Covering 30 hectares, Coconut Village features a stunning nipa palm forest that has become a popular attraction for visitors. Experience riding a bamboo basket-boat, and paddle through charming channels. Engage in hands-on round-net and cast-net fishing with local fishermen, and witness a captivating basket boat dance performed by the locals. This tour offers an authentic glimpse into Vietnamese social and cultural life, with interactive activities suitable for all ages.
⏺  Next, explore the historic Hoi An Old Town:
• Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall is a colorful mélange of bright gates, dragon statues, and elaborate rooftops.
Get an introduction to ancestor worship while visiting the family altar and watching local devotees make
offerings.
• You will see remarkably well-preserved old houses, such as Phung Hung Ancient House or Tan Ky Ancient
House, that have withstood 200 years of weather and war. Learn about the prosperous merchants who used to
live in these homes, trading with buyers from all around the world. You will especially enjoy art shows at Hoi
An Traditional Performing Arts House.
• Make a stop at the Japanese Bridge. The bridge spans a small waterway and was constructed more than 400
years ago to connect the Japanese community with the Chinese who lived on the other side of the water. Admire
the carvings and paintings inside the bridge, learning about their symbolism and cultural significance.

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