Landing at Da Nang International Airport, you are greeted upon arrival and driven to your hotel. Da Nang is a modern and dynamic coastal city, a regional hub at the doorstep of Hoi An ancient town. Our half-day tour of Da Nang starts with a visit to the gigantic Han market. A place certainly not to be missed if you crave immersive experiences into the local daily life. We slowly continue along Bach Dang’s riverfront to the Cham Museum. Marvel at the extensive and diverse displays of Hindu-influenced Cham sculptures dating back from the 7th to the 15th centuries, as your guide shares with you more about this ancient civilization. Next, you can choose to walk (about 20-minutes) or drive the famous Dragon Bridge, before a short transfer to one of the loveliest rooftops in the city. Sip on a drink (on client's own expense) while enjoying the superb views of the ocean, the city, and the evergreen Son tra Peninsula before transferring back to hotel for stay overnight

Transfer to Ba Na hills area where your cable car transfer will be waiting to take you up to an altitude of 1487m above sea level. This is the second longest cable car in the world, with a difference of 1292m between the 2 stations. On a visit to Ba Na hills, you will be able to enjoy visits to an ecological park, a theme park, a pagoda, and a mock French village (not including Wax Museum). Accompanied by a tour guide, you can walk the “Golden Bridge” – the pedestrian walkway offering tourist’s uninterrupted views of the majestic landscape beneath. Next you will have some free time to explore the park some more, discover the games and other entertainment areas. Spend more time to relax at your preference then make your way back to the cable car to venture back down the mountain to meet up with your guide again for transfer to hotel

Walk the ancient streets of Hoi An, lined with Chinese traders’ homes and wooden houses reincarnated as restaurants, cafés, and outlets for local artists, craftsmen and tailors. Hoi An's unique architecture is well displayed in what is arguably Vietnam's most tourist-friendly town. Explore the beautiful 16th century Japanese Bridge. A symbol of Hoi An and a testament to its fascinating history, the Japanese Bridge was probably constructed in the early 17th century, though the exact date is unknown. The bridge, also known as the Pagoda Bridge (Chua Cau), was built by Japanese craftsmen who were part of a larger community of foreign merchants active in Hoi An. Later, board your boat and cruise to the mouth of the river to witness the daily ritual of the local Hoi An fishing fleet putting out to sea. Observe the local lifestyle along the river. Relax and sip your cold drink while enjoying the scenery

Rest at leisure before checking out and transferring to the airport for your onward flight.