Hoi An walking tour and finger food

Hoi An walking tour and finger food

We will kick off your private food experience with a 'Banh Mi' before exploring of this historic and charming Vietnamese town. This include visits to a temple, workshops, old houses with a mix of Vietnamese, Chinese, Hindu, Japanese & Portuguese influences, some dating back to 1780 and the Japanese Bridge built in 1719.
We will try more than 05 different local delicacies during this walk. From traditional Vietnamese coffee to central Vietnam's famous spring rolls and BBQ pork skewers, from steam savoury rice cakes to deep fried seafood wonton, perhaps ending with a favourite street dessert.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Hoi An Ancient Town, Hoi An 560000 Vietnam

After getting the entrance tickets, you will enjoy a walking tour around this enchanting port town and visit its numerous places of interest: the 400 year old Japanese bridge, a 300 year old Chinese temple (assembly hall), a 200 years old former merchant house (Tan Ky National heritage house), Vietnam Fork Culture Museum, the local fish market and more. Around the town you can see numerous art galleries and tailor shops, get some made-to-order clothes if you like. Tour guide will recommend a good quality and resonable tailor to come and check.
After a long walk, you may stop to try a cup of coffee in a local restaurant, or you will have a chance payment on your own to ride a pedicab or rickshaw over the other side of the Hoi An River where you can take in a panorama view of Hoi An town.


Duration: 3 hours

Stop At: Hoi An Night Market, Nguyen Hoang Street, Hoi An 560000 Vietnam

Buy and sell as locals in the lanterns market and handi-craft products.

Duration: 25 minutes

Stop At: Japanese Covered Bridge, Tran Phu Street At the West end of Tran Phu St., Hoi An 560000 Vietnam

The very original bridge built from the 17th century by the Japanese Traders. It is now the symbol of Vietnam which is also a cultural exchanged event taken place yearly in the UNESCO heritage site.

Duration: 15 minutes