Hoi An and Da Nang City Tour Marble Mountains and Dragon Bridge

Travelers will visit the Marble Mountains, a remarkable cluster of limestone and marble hills rising between Da Nang and Hoi An. This spiritual site is home to ancient Buddhist pagodas, natural caves, and sacred shrines that reflect the deep religious and cultural heritage of central Vietnam.

Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, guests will explore impressive caves such as Huyen Khong Cave, admire intricate stone carvings, and learn about Buddhist beliefs and local traditions connected to the mountains. From the viewpoints, travelers can enjoy panoramic views of Da Nang city, the coastline, and the surrounding countryside, making this stop both culturally enriching and visually stunning.

Travelers will stop at Dragon Bridge, one of Da Nang’s most iconic modern landmarks, spanning the Han River in the heart of the city. Designed in the shape of a dragon, the bridge symbolizes power, prosperity, and good fortune in Vietnamese culture.

During this stop, the guide will share insights into the bridge’s design, cultural significance, and its role as a symbol of Da Nang’s rapid development. Travelers will have time to take photos with the river and city skyline in the background, capturing a memorable perspective of the city’s modern side.

At Love Bridge, travelers can enjoy a relaxing stroll along the Han River at one of Da Nang’s most romantic riverside spots. Inspired by famous love bridges around the world, this location is popular with couples and visitors looking for scenic photo opportunities.

From here, guests can admire views of the river, Dragon Bridge, and surrounding cityscape while learning about how this area has become a favorite gathering place for locals and travelers alike. This short stop offers a pleasant break and a chance to capture beautiful photos in a peaceful setting.

Travelers will explore Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its well-preserved architecture, charming streets, and rich trading history dating back centuries. Once a major port town, Hoi An reflects a unique blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and European influences.

On a guided walking tour, guests will visit key landmarks such as traditional merchant houses, Chinese assembly halls, ancient temples, and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge. The guide will share stories about Hoi An’s history, culture, and daily life. After the guided portion, travelers will have free time to wander through lantern-lined streets, shop for souvenirs, visit tailor shops, or relax at a local café and enjoy the town’s unique atmosphere.