4 Days Central Classic of Vietnam
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The timeless charm of Hoi An. Begin in Central Vietnam with a taste of Da Nang's local cuisine before heading to Hoi An, a former trading port with a rich mix of Vietnamese, Chinese and Japanese influences. Walk through the Old Town's narrow lanes, visit the Japanese Covered Bridge and explore historic merchant houses and temples. The lantern-lit streets and well-preserved architecture give the town its distinctive character.
From coconut waterways to coastal Da Nang. Spend the morning in Cam Thanh village, where you can ride a traditional bamboo basket boat through the water coconut forest, try local fishing techniques and learn about life along the waterways. Later, discover Da Nang's coastal scenery at Non Nuoc Beach and Marble Mountains, then browse Han Market for local products and souvenirs.
A mountain escape above the clouds. Take the cable car up to Ba Na Hills for sweeping views of the surrounding forests and mountains. Walk across the famous Golden Bridge, held by giant sculpted hands, and explore the gardens, Linh Ung Pagoda and mountain viewpoints. With its cooler air and dramatic scenery, Ba Na Hills offers a refreshing contrast to the historic streets and beaches below.
- Hotel accommodation with breakfast and based on twin or triple sharing.
- Services of a driver and private air-conditioned vehicle during all tours and transfers.
- Experienced English/Chinese-speaking guide during all tours and transfers
- Cable car to Bana Hill (2 ways)
- Lunch or dinner as specified in the itinerary.
- 01 FOC base on twin sharing for group 16 pax and up
- Complimentary mineral water
- International & Domestic flight tickets
- Personal expenses, such as laundry, telephone, drinks, etc.
- All other services not specified in the itinerary
- Meals, if not specified in the itinerary
- Tipping for guides, drivers, hotel staff, restaurant staff, boat rider, etc.
- Travel insurance
- Infant below 3 years old sharing room with parents is free of charge.
- Child below 12 yrs old sharing same room with 1 ADL is charged for 90%.
- Child below 12 yrs old with extra bed and sharing same room with parents is charged for 65%.
- Child below 12 yrs old No extra bed & sharing same room with parents is charged for 55%
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Tipping For Guide And Driver (Compulsory)
- For 01-04pax: US$ 5/pax/day
- For 05-09pax: US$ 4/pax/day
- For 10 pax and up: US$ 3/pax/day
Day by day itinerary
Danang Arrival & Transfer To Hoi An
Arrival Da Nang airport, meet our guide and then transfer to a local restaurant to enjoy My Quang – noodle special soup of Da Nang (a bowl for each pax).
Transfer to Hoi An for a half day walking tour to discover the charm of Hoi An as a renowned World Heritage Site. Once a bustling maritime commercial port of Asia between 15th and 19th centuries, Hoi An is now a peaceful town of exceptionally well-preserved architecture, lifestyles and traditions. The town exemplifies a fascinating fusion of cultures between Vietnam and the outside world including China, Japan, Thailand and the Philippines. Besides visiting must-see highlights of the Old Town such as the town's iconic 400-year-old Covered Bridge with a small temple attached to one side, the Museum of Trade Ceramics which is an elegant Vietnamese style wooden house built in 1858 showcasing antique ceramic artifacts, the 200-year-old Tan Ky House, a beautifully decorated home that has been lovingly preserved over seven generations, the Ong Temple built in 1653, our knowledgeable guide will take you through lesser known paths, crisscross though the maze of shortcuts, narrow passages and back alleys that are less travelled for a more engaging and personal experience. You will enjoy dinner at local restaurant before transfer to hotel for overnight.
Meals: Quang Noodle/ Dinner
Accommodation: A hotel used in Hoi An
Half Day Hoi An – Danang
After breakfast, beginning the day with an excursion to Cam Thanh village, being a fisherman at Cam Thanh water coconut village tour you will enjoy experiences from learning traditional fishing techniques and how to row unique Vietnamese bamboo basket boat, fishing and catch the crabs, coconut mussel while exploring the now tranquil coconut-palm flanked waterways of a past war. Lunch at local restaurant.
Afternoon, transfer to visit Da Nang city - the fourth largest city in Vietnam, the gateway to the central provinces and a seaport with nice beaches and resort. We visit the Non Nuoc Beach and the Marble Mountain, whose peaks represent the five elements of the universe.
Free at leisure for shopping at Han market. Dinner at local restaurant & Overnight at hotel in Da Nang.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: A hotel used in Danang
Danang – Bana Hill – Danang
Morning, departure to Ba Na Hills. Arrive at the Cable car station at the foot of Ba Na Mountain. Enjoy the first leg Cable car, which achieves two Guinness World records in 2009, longest non-stop cable car (5,042m) and highest non-stop cable car (1,292m)
Sitting in the cabin, in mid-air, looking upon the endless tree line of the forests, bring you with spectacular views of the lush jungle and fairly waterfalls along the way. Experience pristine ecological systems of the Ba Na Mountains will leave you the sense of unforeseeable discovery.
First, step on Golden Bridge which stands 1,400m above sea level in the Ba Na hills, extends over the treetops from the edge of a leafy cliff face offering tourists uninterrupted views of the majestic landscape beneath. The gold-colored walkway is lined with purple Lobelia Chrysanthemums and extends for almost 150 metres, curving around in an elegant design. But it is the sculpted hands that give it the true wow factor. It looks like giant hands of Gods pulling a strip of gold out of the land. The Golden Bridge is the latest tourist attraction in Da Nang and has attracted hordes of guests since it opened.
Visit the Le Jardin, old wineries, remains of French Villas and Linh Ung Pagoda with 27m high Buddha statue. We then leave the Le Jardin for the second cable car station to visit the top of mountain and see the remain of old villas.
Conquer the Peak of Chua Mountain at the height of 1,487m. View the whole Da Nang city under the cluster of white clouds. Leave Peak of Chua Mountain, visit the trail of Dreaming Stream, Rainbow Waterfall, Suspension Bridge, Golden Valley, and ruined Opera House. Lunch at local restaurant. Freely then we return to Cable car station at foot of Ba Na Mountain then transfer back to Da Nang City. Dinner at local restaurant. Overnight at hotel in Danang
Ticket of Bana Hill NOT include Wax Museum, Debay Wine Cellar, Games with Coin
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: A hotel used in Danang
Danang Departure
Free at leisure at hotel until transfer to airport for departure flight back home.
Meals: Breakfast
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DESTINATION INFORMATION
Vietnam
Climate
The country has a rather variable climate, stretching 2,000 km from north to south and with approximately three-quarters of the country being mountainous. Tropical, hot, and humid. Monsoons divide the year into two seasons: a hot and rainy one from May to October/November, and a cool and dry one from December to April. There is a risk of typhoons between September and October, when the summer monsoon transitions into the winter monsoon. In the central part of the country, the monsoon season begins in July and ends in January.
Visa
1. Vietnam grants e-visas for citizens of all countries and territories with a 90-day stay duration and valid for multiple entry.
2. Citizens of 24 countries enjoying unilateral visa exemption can stay in Vietnam for up to 45 days.
The 24 countries include Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Finland, Switzerland.
Jet Lag
Timezone: UTC +7
Currently and payment systems
Vietnam uses the Vietnamese Dong (VND) for most daily transactions. While some places may accept USD or EUR, it’s not very common, so it’s always more convenient to pay in local currency.
Cash is still widely used, especially in local markets and small shops while credit cards are accepted at hotels, malls, and more upscale restaurants, sometimes with a small surcharge.
ATMs are easy to find in cities and tourist areas, so withdrawing cash is generally simple and convenient.
