Tour

In keeping with Hoi An’s heritage as a trading port, the town’s tiny shop-houses now host a range of craft shops and artisans including some of Asia’s best bespoke tailors. Despite the passing of 200 years and the ravages of weather and war, the centre of Hoi An remains much the same as it was in its heyday.

Starting in Hoi An, the ancient port town was once the largest harbor town in South-east Asia. Its well-preserved structures from the 15th to the 19th centuries are perfect examples of architecture that blends local and foreign influences, making the town a popular destination for tourists. In Hue, you’ll enjoy many sites that reflect the city’s rich history, while others are more focused on relaxation and soaking up the area’s natural beauty.

Coming to Nha Trang, you can immerse yourself with charming scenery and romantic colors of the dawn and the dusk, of the moon swirling between the vast water. Coming to Mui Ne is coming to the sea, sand and wind.

This market is only available on Thursday; the market is surrounded by beautiful landscapes and scenery. This is the farest market so less tourist come here and the market still keeps its original aspect.

This market is only available on Wednesday; it’s one of the smallest local markets in the area, which locates in a beautiful landscape. The market still keeps its original aspect as it is. Here you will meet Flower Hmong , Black Dao, Tay, Nung minorities.

Bac Ha has the largest market open on Sunday in the centre of Bac Ha town. It has very beautiful colored minorities’ costumes. Here you can meet several minorities such as Flower H’Mong, Black Dzao, Nung, Phu la and Tay. The market offers a variety of local products, which can not be found in the other areas.