Exploring Hội An’s old quarter with a local guide goes beyond just seeing the sights:
Off-the-beaten-path locations: A local guide knows the hidden alleyways, secret courtyards, and lesser-known architectural marvels that many tourists miss.
Historical storytelling: The guide brings Hội An's history to life, offering in-depth knowledge about ancient trading routes, the multicultural influences of the town, and the UNESCO World Heritage status of Hội An.
Authentic interactions: The guide facilitates interactions with locals, from artisans crafting lanterns to tailors designing traditional garments, providing a richer, more personal connection to the culture.
Learn from local artisans: The class is often led by experienced locals who share personal stories about Vietnam’s unique coffee preparation techniques, such as egg coffee or coconut coffee.
Hands-on experience: make your own cup of coffee, blending Vietnamese coffee beans, learning the correct brewing process
Japanese covered bridge, Tan Ky ancient house, Chinese Assembly halls, Fork-lore museum, Family Chapel, handycrafts and tailor shops. Hoai River and local market.
This experience allows tourists to witness how Hội An has preserved its ancient charm while embracing modern trends. Visitors see:
Traditional houses and modern café culture: Wander through centuries-old streets and experience how modern coffee culture seamlessly blends into these historical surroundings.
Learn sustainable practices: Many local coffee-making classes in Hội An promote eco-friendly practices, such as using organic beans and sustainable farming methods.
By joining a local guide and coffee-making class, tourists directly contribute to the sustainable tourism movement in Hội An, supporting local businesses and artisans. This ensures the town’s cultural heritage and traditions continue to thrive.
This experience will be offering tourists a meaningful and enriching connection to Hội An’s soul.
The coffee making courses not only teach you about the cultural significance and history of Vietnamese coffee, but they also provide you with an exclusive opportunity to witness the fascinating coffee beans roasting process. You can also enjoy some of the best drinks in town while admiring our stunning field view.
Don't pass up this limited-time opportunity to up your coffee game and learn how to make the perfect cup of Vietnamese coffee.
TRI LONG ROASTERY
- Welcoming tourists to experience the traditional Vietnamese filter coffee roasting process.
- Special coffee experience classes: filter coffee, egg coffee, coconut coffee, etc.
- Special: There are programs to support and cooperate with hotels, villas, homestays, and tour guides on an interesting coffee experience model at the shop.
If you're planning to visit Hoi An and are interested in silk, Thang Loi is definitely worth considering, described as a silk production workshop and showroom. It offers a great opportunity to learn about the silk-making process and purchase authentic Vietnamese silk products.
Focus on the entire silk-making process: Thang Loi showcases the complete process of silk production, from raising silkworms and harvesting cocoons to spinning silk threads, weaving fabric, and creating finished products like clothing and handicrafts.
Demonstrations and tours: They often have demonstrations where visitors can see each step of the silk-making process. This makes it a popular destination for tourists interested in learning about traditional Vietnamese crafts.
Showroom and shop: Thang Loi has a showroom where they display and sell a wide range of silk products, including clothing, scarves, accessories, and home decor items.
There will be a shuttle bus waiting lounge at the entrance of this museum
Da Nang is a vibrant coastal city known for its stunning beaches, impressive bridges, and rich cultural heritage. It serves as a gateway to some of Vietnam's most iconic destinations, including the ancient town of Hoi An and the breathtaking landscapes of the Ba Na Hills.
My Khe Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, known for its white sand and clear waters.
The Dragon Bridge is an iconic symbol of Da Nang, featuring a massive steel dragon structure.
Ba Na Hills is a mountainous area with a cool climate, home to the Golden Bridge and various amusement parks.
The Marble Mountains are a cluster of five marble and limestone hills, each named after an element (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, Earth).
Hoi An Ancient Town is a well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port, known for its lantern-lit streets and historic architecture.
A noodle dish with turmeric-infused rice noodles, shrimp, pork, and herbs.
A crispy Vietnamese pancake made with rice flour, water, and turmeric powder, filled with shrimp, pork, and bean sprouts.
A noodle soup with fish cake, herbs, and a tangy broth.
A local delicacy made from whale meat, often served as a steak or in a hotpot.
This period offers warm, sunny weather with minimal rainfall, making it ideal for beach activities and sightseeing.
Vietnamese Dong (VND)
GMT+7
220VV, 50HzHz
Da Nang is generally safe for travelers, but common precautions should be taken to avoid petty crimes like pickpocketing and scams.
Da Nang Station
Da Nang Bus Station
The bus system is affordable and covers most major attractions.
Available • Apps: Grab, Gojek
Car, Bike, Scooter
Hoi An is a well-preserved ancient town known for its lantern-lit streets, historic architecture, and rich cultural heritage.
Ba Na Hills is a mountainous area with a cool climate, home to the Golden Bridge and various amusement parks.
The Cham Islands are a group of eight islands known for their pristine beaches, diving spots, and biodiversity.
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