From Da Nang Visit Hoi an Old Town (4 Hours)

Explore the captivating UNESCO World Heritage site of Hoi An Old Town on a 4-hour guided tour from Da Nang. This immersive experience unveils the town’s rich cultural heritage, from the Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall to the iconic Japanese Bridge. With convenient transportation, entrance fees, and an expert guide, you’ll discover the charm that has enchanted visitors for centuries. Prepare to be transported to a bygone era as you wander the well-preserved streets and uncover the secrets that lie within.

Key Points

• Explore the UNESCO-recognized Hoi An Old Town, a well-preserved Southeast Asian trading port, on a 4-hour guided tour from Da Nang.
• Visit the Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall with its colorful gates and dragon statues, and the iconic Japanese Bridge.
• Discover the architectural and cultural traditions of Hoi An’s commercial history at the Phung Hung and Tan Ky Ancient Houses.
• Enjoy a hassle-free experience with included pickup/drop-off, English-speaking guide, entrance fees, and bottled water.
• Consider additional options like private group tours, lantern-making workshops, cooking classes, and evening boat rides on the Thu Bon River.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The tour of Hoi An Old Town offers a 4-hour exploration of this UNESCO World Heritage site, available for $95.75 per person.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hoi An Old Town with a 4-hour tour available for $95.75 per person.

Travelers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Reserving now allows payment later. A 20% surcharge applies during the Tết holiday.

The tour includes pickup and drop-off, an experienced English-speaking guide, entrance fees, bottled water, and tips. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and bring sun protection.

Rainy season runs from September to January. Private groups are available, and special pricing applies for families with more than two children.

Cultural Significance

As a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site since 1999, Hoi An Old Town exemplifies a well-preserved Southeast Asian trading port.

Its architecture, culture, and traditions reflect the town’s storied past as a thriving commercial center. Visitors can explore Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall with its colorful gates, dragon statues, and family altars.

The Phung Hung and Tan Ky Ancient Houses showcase the homes of wealthy merchants and offer glimpses into Hoi An’s history.

The famous Japanese Bridge, over 400 years old, symbolizes the connections between Japanese and Chinese communities in this unique cultural destination.

Itinerary Highlights

Your tour begins with pickup from your Da Nang hotel by an experienced tour guide and driver.

You’ll then ride for 30-40 minutes to reach the historic Hoi An Old Town.

Here, you’ll explore the colorful Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall, complete with dragon statues and a family altar.

Next, you’ll visit the Phung Hung and Tan Ky Ancient Houses, home to wealthy merchants and art shows.

Finally, you’ll stop at the iconic Japanese Bridge, a 400-year-old structure connecting the Japanese and Chinese communities.

You’ll have free time to explore the old town, with an optional lantern release on the river.

Inclusions

Pickup and drop-off service is provided, along with an experienced English-speaking tour guide. Entrance fees for the listed sites are included. Bottled water, one per person, is provided. Tips for the tour guide and driver are covered in the tour price.

However, personal expenses and services not mentioned in the inclusions are the responsibility of the traveler. Plus, the tour is wheelchair accessible, and a private group option is available.

Weather should be considered, as the rainy season in Da Nang runs from September to January.

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Preparation and Important Information

To prepare for the tour, visitors are recommended to wear comfortable shoes, bring sunglasses, a sun hat, and a camera.

Sunscreen is also advised, as is carrying some cash for personal expenses. The weather in Da Nang can be rainy from September to January, so visitors should dress accordingly.

If the group includes more than two children, the second child will be charged at the adult price. The tour is wheelchair accessible, and a private group option is available.

Guests are encouraged to explore the old town during their free time, and may opt to release lanterns on the river.

Pickup and Drop-off Service

The tour begins with a pickup from your hotel in Da Nang. Your friendly English-speaking guide and driver will whisk you away for the 30-40 minute journey to Hoi An Old Town.

The pickup and drop-off service is included in the tour price, ensuring a seamless start and end to your cultural exploration.

The pickup and drop-off service is included in the tour price, ensuring a seamless start and end to your cultural exploration.

The key benefits of this service:

• Hassle-free transportation to and from your hotel

• Reliable pickup in a comfortable vehicle

• Knowledgeable guide to provide insights along the way

• Efficient transfer to maximize your time in the historic town

Experienced English-speaking Tour Guide

As you explore the charming Hoi An Old Town, your experienced English-speaking tour guide will bring the destination’s rich history and cultural significance to life.

They’ll share captivating tales of the town’s past as a thriving trading port, illuminating the remarkable architecture and traditions you encounter.

With their expert knowledge, you’ll develop a deeper appreciation for Hoi An’s UNESCO World Heritage status.

Your guide will navigate you through the winding streets, ensuring you make the most of your 4-hour journey and leave with a profound understanding of this remarkable Vietnamese treasure.

Additional Options and Considerations

Though the standard 4-hour tour covers the key highlights of Hoi An Old Town, visitors may opt for additional experiences to further enrich their culture.

These could include:

Private group tours, lantern-making workshops, cooking classes, and evening boat rides deepen culture in Hoi An.

• Private group tour for more personalized attention

• Lantern-making workshop to learn the art and take home a handcrafted souvenir

• Cooking class featuring local delicacies and techniques

• Evening boat ride on the Thu Bon River to witness the town’s illuminated bridges and riverside life

Plus, travelers should consider the weather and dress appropriately, as the rainy season lasts from September to January in Da Nang.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Minimum Group Size for This Tour?

The tour’s group size is unspecified, but it can accommodate private groups. The pricing and other details suggest there’s no minimum group size requirement for this Hoi An Old Town tour experience.

Is Food Included in the Tour Price?

No, food is not included in the tour price. The tour only covers pickup, transportation, an experienced guide, entrance fees, bottled water, and tips for the guide and driver.

Can I Bring My Own Camera or Do I Need to Rent One?

Guests can bring their own camera on the tour. No need to rent one as the tour provides ample opportunities to capture the historic sights and scenic beauty of Hoi An Old Town.

Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary?

Customers can’t customize the tour itinerary, as it’s a pre-designed package. However, they’ve the option to explore Hoi An Old Town on their own during the free time provided. The tour guide leads the group through the planned activities.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Seniors or Students?

The tour does not offer any discounts for seniors or students. However, the tour provider may consider special arrangements for large groups or those with specific needs. It’s best to inquire directly about any potential discounts or customizations.

The Sum Up

Explore the captivating Hoi An Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on a guided 4-hour tour from Da Nang. Enjoy the rich history and stunning architecture, including the Phuc Kien Chinese Assembly Hall and the iconic Japanese Bridge. With convenient transportation, bottled water, and entrance fees included, it’s a hassle-free way to experience the charm of this culturally significant destination.

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