Danang Driving Tour designed a special tour of Central Vietnam in 4 days staring from the Da Nang city that offers you the opportunity to see as much of the Hue Imperial City and Hoi An ancient town as possible. This tour highlights the most exciting such as the Hai Van pass, the beautiful Lang Co beach, the Lap An lagoon, the Minh Mang tomb, the Khai Dinh tomb, the Thien Mu pagoda, th Hue imperial city, the My Son sanctuary and the Hoi An ancient town.
DAY 1: DA NANG ARRIVAL TO HOI AN.
Our proffessional driver will be on time at Da Nang airport for picking up you. Then you will see your name on welcome board printer. After picked up you, we will go to Hoi An. But on the way, we will stop for you visit the Marble mountain and the Lady Buddha on Son Tra peninsular in Da Nang. When you finished, we will drop you off at your hotel in Hoi An for you check in and overnight here.
DAY 2: HOI AN TO MY SON SANCTUARY.
In the morning, we will pick you up at your hotel in Hoi An and depart to My Son holly land for you sightseeing.
My Son is a Hindu sanctuary of the kingdom of Champa. Each king, after ascending the throne, went here to hold holy mass bleaching ceremony, offer gifts and build temples. It is an only address of the Cham art which had a process of continuous development from the 7th century to 13th century. In the 7th century, king Subhuvarman built temples by sustainable materials, which still exist today. The successive kings then repaired the old temples and built new ones to dedicate them to goods.
We go straight to Hoi An when you finished the My Son sanctuary and stop for you get lunch. After a delicious lunch at a local restaurant in Hoi An ancient town with local food.
We continue discover Hoi An Ancien Town for a walking tour around this enchanting port town. Follow the narrow lanes lined with centuries-old houses influenced by Chinese, Japanese, French and European architectures and visit its numerous places of interest: the 400-year old Japanese Covered Bridge, the Phuc Kien Assembly Halls, the local fish market. Around the town we can see a numerous art galleries and tailor shops, get some made-to-order clothes if you are interested.
Drop off at hotel in Hoi An when you finished.
DAY 3: HOI AN TO BA NA HILL VIA HAI VAN PASS.
In the morning, we will pick you up at your hotel in Hoi An and go straight to Ba Na hills for you sightseeing the Golden Bridge with Giant Buddha Hands.
Cau Vang (meaning “gold bridge”) just opened near Da Nang in the heart of the country, adding yet another reason to explore the ever-popular destination. Suspended almost 4,600 feet above sea level, the bridge combines eight sections and stretches 500 feet long. The hands appear weathered as if constructed centuries ago. Visitors can stroll through rows of purple chrysanthemums for uninterrupted views of the rolling Trường Sơn Mountains. Cau Vang bridge rises above the Thien Thai gardens at the Bà Nà Hills Resort. Opened in 1919 by French colonists with around 200 villas, today the area holds attractions like an alpine roller coaster and the longest nonstop, single-track cable car, according to Guinness World Records.
In the afternoon, we continue go via Hai Van Pass for you see many panoramic views. This magnificent 21 kilometer road winding along the mountain side between Da Nang and Hue is a must-see. “Top Gears” Jeremy Clarkson labelled it as “an abandoned ribbon of perfection – one of the best coastal roads in the world”. Additionally, the pass offers amazing photo opportunities at the highest point when traveling from Danang to Hue by car.
When you finished, we will bring you back your hotel in Hoi An.
DAY 4: HOI AN TO DA NANG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.
Our driver will be on time at your hotel in Hoi An for picking up you. Then drive you straight to Da Nang International Airport for your flight home. End of service.
Inclusions:
- Private car / van
- Local tourist guide
- Safe and friendly driver
- Entrance tickets
- Lunch local food
- Bottled of water
- Free wifi on board
- Road Tolls
- Parking Fees
- Gasoline
Exclusions:
- Personal expenses
- Tip gratitude