VIETNAM - Hoi An & Da Nang

Tour Schedules (.PDF)

Departure : [7C2955] 2024.10.11.(FRI.) 09:30 → 2024.10.11.(FRI.) 12:10 (04h 40m)
Arrival : [7C2956] 2024.10.14(MON.) 13:40 → 2024.10.14.(MON.) 19:55 (04h 15m)

Da Nang Cathedral(Pink Cathedral) - Da Nang's photo spots located in the heart of the city It is a Catholic cathedral with medieval architecture built in 1923 during the French colonial period. There is a statue of the Virgin Mary in the cathedral yard, and because of its light pink exterior, it is also called the Pink Cathedral and has become a photo spot on Tran Phu Street. There is a rooster-shaped weather vane at the top of the 70m high spire, so it is also called the Rooster Church by locals.

Son Tra, home to the largest Buddha statue in Vietnam - Linh Ung Pagoda, located on the Son Tra Peninsula, is a Buddhist temple with the largest seawater Guanyin statue in Vietnam. The Seawater Avalokitesvara Statue is 67m high, reaching the 30th floor of the building. The sunset sky and the lights on the Buddha statue add to its majesty. Across from the Seawater Avalokitesvara Statue, the panoramic view of Da Nang city surrounding My Khe Beach is spectacular.

My Khe Beach - One of the world's top 6 beaches with long white sand My Khe Beach is so beautiful that it was selected as one of the top six beaches in the world by the American economic weekly magazine 'Forbes'. It has an endless 10 km long fine sand beach. It is Da Nang's representative beach and is located close to the center, so it is a place visited by many travelers and also serves as a resting place for Danang citizens. There are many restaurants, cafes, and pubs nearby, so you can enjoy a meal or coffee while admiring the beach.

Thu Bon River Tour - Admire the scenery along Hoi An's famous Thu Bon River Enjoy the scenery of Hoi An along the Thu Bon River and visit a pottery village. The various ceramic products made in the pottery village are made using clay from the Thu Bon River and are sold throughout Vietnam.

Hoi An - Travel back in time, Hoi An (A city that retains its 17th century appearance) Hoi An, a nearby travel destination that cannot be missed when traveling to Da Nang. Hoi An was a major port city on the Maritime Silk Road in the 16th and 17th centuries, and had exchanges with Asia and Western countries such as Portugal and France. It was formed as a district for Chinese and Japanese merchants who stayed at the time, and buildings remain throughout the streets. Although its reputation was lost when the trading port was moved to Da Nang around the 19th century, the elegance of the city center, where time seems to have stopped, and the traces of time have attracted travelers. The old town was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999.

Naewongyo - Sights & Landmarks in Hoi An. This bridge was built by the Japanese who settled in the port city of Hoi An in the late 16th century to communicate with the Chinese. A residential area for Japanese and Chinese merchants was formed across Naewon Bridge, which was built in Japanese style and covered with a roof. It is now a landmark of Hoi An, both in name and reality, and can be seen on Vietnamese banknotes.