— What You Can Expect —

Set off to explore the narrow alleys of Hoi An and the historical buildings influenced by Chinese, Japanese, and European cultures. Visit the 400-year-old Laiyuan Bridge (Japanese Bridge), the Hokkien Hall, the local fish market, and many more.

Head on to Hoi An Silk Village to visit mulberry gardens and museums to learn about the life of silkworms and the various processes of silk craftsmanship. Admire the diligent Cham women who work away making silk textiles with ancient looms. Distinguish between real and fake silk with a short lesson here. Before leaving the Silk Village, local experts will design and manufacture a piece of clothing if you desire.

Arrive at the Holy Land of My Son, where you will be able to visit the local temple ruins and the Cham Sculpture Museum. Learn about the rich history and culture, and finally enjoy a wonderful dance show of the traditional Cham culture. 

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