Itinerary

1. Day 1: Drive to Linh Ung Pagoda and Mỹ Sơn Sanctuary

   • Get picked up from the hotel in Da Nang at 8 AM to visit Linh Ung Pagoda. 

   • Admire the Lady Buddha Statue at the Pagoda, which is also the tallest feminine Buddha statue across southeast Asia. From there, you can see the whole Da Nang beach in your eyes with panoramic views.
   • Head over to the My Khe Beach featuring beautiful blue seawater & white sand. 
   • Move on to see the four iconic bridges of Da Nang city, including the Dragon Bridge, Thuan Phuoc Bridge, Song Han Bridge, and Love bridge.
   • Make your way to the Marble mountains, the most attractive attraction in Da Nang City. Explore the cave system and pagodas situated in the five peaks named Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth.
   • Inside the caves of Marble of Water, you will find the most beautiful Buddha statues, half of them created due to erosion and the other half at the courtesy of skilful local artists. 
   • Climb up to the Heaven Gate to get to the mountain peak. 
   • Visit the many pagodas over there, including the great circular cave featuring a chimney leading to the mountain's summit with spectacular panoramic views.
   • Have lunch at a local restaurant.
   • Go to visit the Mỹ Sơn Sanctuary post-lunch which a UNESCO Cultural Heritage Site.
   • Enjoy the ancient Cham dance performance at the sanctuary. 

   Finally, drive back to the hotel.

2. Day 2: Visit the Ancient City of Hoi An

   • At 8:30 am, take a car to go to the water coconut forest, which is 7 hectares wide.
   • Sail on basket boats to go fishing for crabs with the local fishermen at the fishing village.
   • Meet a local family for a "Cooking class" to learn to cook some local specialities like "Banh Xeo" (or Vietnamese rice pancakes) and "Nem Ran" (or deep-fried spring rolls).
   • Compete with the locals and other tourists by getting your food judged by the local Master Chef.
   • Enjoy the meal you prepared with the locals there.
   • Receive a traditional herbal foot massage post-lunch.
   • Visit Hoi An, a historic town known for being Vietnam's largest international trading port since the 16th century. It is a beautiful place showcasing many lanterns, ancient houses, and Chinese and Japanese clubhouses.
   • Tour various highlights of Hoi An, including the Japanese covered bridge, Tân Ký ancient house, and Phuc Kien old clubhouse.
   • Stop at the Hoi An theatre to watch dramas, plays, royal dances and play Bingo games.
   • Finally, visit Hoi An market and attend a lantern-making workshop. 

   At the end of the trip, get dropped off at your hotel.