5-Day Central Vietnam Culture Discovery

Upon arrival, your guide and driver will greet you at the airport and drive you to your hotel.

Enjoy a half-day city tour by utilizing your time to cover Da Nang's highlights: the iconic Dragon Bridge, the serene and extraordinary Cao Dai Temple,and the informative Museum of Cham Sculpture.

Head a few miles south to explore the Marble Mountains. Formed by a cluster of five peaks and numerous hidden caves and tunnels inside, the mountains rise abruptly from the flat land along the coast of the East Sea.

After your climb, head back to your hotel.

The Marble Mountains in Danang

Start your adventure by visiting Ba Na Hills after a 45-minute drive. This natural wonder is also a paradise for diverse flora and fauna. Take a cable car ride to see the striking views of Ba Na Hills while enjoying the feeling of flying through the clouds in the amber sky.

Other must-sees include the old French villas as well as a suspension bridge, Nui Chua, and the mountain peak.

You can experience the feeling of walking among the clouds again at the Golden Bridge, which is supported by giant hands at a height of over 1,400 meters above sea level.

Before returning to your hotel, you will visit Vong Nguyet villa (and its wine cellar), Linh Ung Pagoda, and Sakyamuni Buddha's monument.

The Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills

Hoi An, heavily influenced over the years by the Chinese, Japanese, and Europeans, is a town full of cultural complexity. It was a prosperous trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries and is famed for its well-preserved architecture, pedestrian-only streets, and distinctive local cuisine.

Take your time and meander through Hoi An's narrow lanes to uncover its highlights: the historic Japanese Covered Bridge, the memorable Assembly Hall of the Chaozhou Chinese Congregation, and the colorful local specialties market, which has stalls brimming with goods. You can also pay a talented tailor to make garments from silk there within a day or two.

Hoi An ancient town

My Son is one of the foremost Hindu temple sites in Southeast Asia. For the Cham civilization that ruled Central Vietnam from the 2nd to the 13th century, My Son was an important religious site and place of worship.

First, you will visit Phuoc Kieu Village - a 200-year-old village specialized in bronze crafting - before discovering the famous Cham towers.

My Son Cham Temples

Your Central Vietnam trip has come to an end. Your guide will transfer you to the airport for your onward flight.

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