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There are so many historical sites and cultural attractions in Hoi An that it is almost impossible not to see at least 1 or 2 of the more famous ones. Even if you are here on business or stopping over on your way somewhere else, there's sure to be something you can see in the time you are here. You should at least try to see the Japanese covered bridge or make an inspection of one of the fusion Chinese-Japanese-Vietnamese shop-houses in the old town.

Listed below are Hoian Optional Tours suggestion for your days in Hoian.

» HOIAN CITY TOUR

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Take a walking tour in the Ancient Quarter of Hoian, discover the historic town which used to be a prosperous seaport city during the 17th to 18th centuries. Visit Japanese covered bridge, Phung Hung Ancient House, Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, Hoian Local Market, Hoian Fish Market, and Traditional Handicraft Workshop. You can also see the Hoianese raise silkworms and produce silk for Hoi An's burgeoning textile industry.

    ◊ Japanese Covered Bridge
    ◊ Old Houses
    ◊ Chinese Assembly Halls
    ◊ Hoian Fish Market
    ◊ Traditional Handicraft Workshop

» DANANG CITY TOUR

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Danang, formerly Tourane, is 37 km from Hoian Ancient Town. Danang is now the forth-largest city in Vietnam. In 1965, during the Vietnam War, Da Nang was the site of one of the first landings of U.S. troops in Vietnam.
Places to see in this tour:
    ◊ Marble Mounts : a group of five mountains named after the Five Essential Elements constituting the universe (water, wood, earth, metal and fire) by King Minh Mang
    ◊ China Beach : once was an R & R place for US army. China Beach is also well-known with the TV Series called CHINA BEACH.
    ◊ Cham Museum : Built in 1915, the Museum of Champa Sculpture in Danang displays an intensive and diverse collection of Cham sculpture dating from the 7th to the 15th centuries.

» MY SON HOLYLAND - The World Cultural Heritage

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     The Ancient Champa Kingdom was founded in 192 AD with its territories stretching from south of the Ngang Pass in Quang Binh Province to the Dong Nai River Basin. It included the coastal plains, highland and mountain ranges.
    Myson Holyland, the Hindu center of Champa Kingdom, was built by bricks & sandstones from the 7 th to 13 century.

» BOAT EXCURSION

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Boat trip to Hoian's traditional villages
    ◊ Thanh Ha Pottery Village  is 03 km West of Hoian, by the bank of Thu Bon River. Thanh Ha Pottery craftsmen had ever been invited by the Court of Nguyen Dynasty in Hue to create special products for activities of the Imperial Palace
    ◊ Kim Bong Carpentry Village
Kim Bong is very famous for its wood-carving products. Now in this village, there is one Workshop funded by UNESCO in order to train young people in the village.
    ◊ Attractive Landscapes along the Thu Bon River

» HUE CITY TOUR

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Hue lies on the romantic Perfume River. Hue was once the capital city of Vietnam from 1802 to 1945 during the Nguyen Dynasty's reign.
    ◊ 06:30 Depart from Hotel , enroute stop at Haivan Pass for sightseeing & pictures, then drive to Hue with first visit to Tu Duc Tomb.
    ◊ After lunch, visit 400 years Thien Mu Pagoda which is the oldest pagoda in Hue , then continue to Hue Old Citadel
    ◊ 15:30 : drive back to Hoian

» MYLAI MASSACRE

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The Mylai Massacre was a mass-killing by American soldiers of hundreds of unarmed Vietnamese civilians, mostly women and children, on March 16, 1968, during the Vietnam War. Becoming a symbol of US-American war crimes in Vietnam, it prompted widespread outrage around the world and reduced public support for the war in the United States.