City Tours in Central Vietnam

Relive the glory of the Imperial City and cruise the romantic Perfume River on this private 8-hour tour of Hue's best bits. Stand in awe before the UNESCO-listed monuments of Hue Citadel; learn how the Perfume River earned its evocative name as you cruise to the Thien Mu Pagoda; and put your haggling skills to use at the Dong Ba Market. After a typical Vietnamese lunch (included), explore the grand Tu Duc Tomb and visit a crafts village where conical hats and incense are made.

Get to know Hue, the former imperial capital of Vietnam, on a full-day city tour with a knowledgeable guide. Learn about Hue's history as the religious, economic and cultural heart of the country under the Nguyen dynasty as you see attractions such as Thien Mu Pagoda, Dong Ba Market and the tombs of emperors. You'll also take a boat ride on the Perfume River.

If you love cycling and food, the tour is your right choice. This is a great way to see a charming city and take you off the beaten path to get a unique glimpse into daily life of the lovely town. This easy 10 km ride is a perfect mix of great food, easy exercise and sightseeing.

This 5 hours tour from Hoi An gives you the chance to experience a bit of rural life in central Vietnam. Explore Cam Kim Island and its true rural Vietnamese life. Learn how wooden fishing boats are made using traditional methods

Get a comprehensive tour of Da Nang, Vietnam's third largest city. Your full-day sightseeing itinerary includes a trip to the Marble Mountains and Ling Ung Pagoda, home to the Bodhisattva statue of the Goddess of Mercy. Soak up views of natural landscapes and find a bounty of cultural treasures at the Cham Museum and Dong Dinh Museum. Enjoy lunch and a beachside walk with your guide.

Spend a full day exploring UNESCO-listed Hue and relive the glory of the former Imperial capital. Get a taste of local life at the buzzing Dong Ba Market; cruise along the Perfume River to the sacred Thien Mu pagoda; then marvel over historic monuments like the Forbidden Purple City and Kinh Thanh Citadel. After lunch (own expense), discover the legacy of the Nguyen Dynasty with a visit to the elaborate Tu Duc and Khai Dinh tombs.

Experience Hoi An during the early morning to get a feel for life in the city at the start of each new day. Visit the bustling fish market where locals work and shop, and enjoy a sample of a local specialty for breakfast. Then take a pedicab (aka cyclo) tour of UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town.

Exploring Hoi An on foot is one of best ways to absorb the beauty of this peaceful city. While walking around Hoi An, exploring the small and beautiful town, tourists even those who visit frequently-find a place of quiet and peace. Get a reasonable and good quality tailor recommended by local tour guide.

The Marble Mountains are situated between Da Nang City and Hoi An ancient town and very closed to China Beach, which stretches for kilometres with clean and white sand and is one of the nicest beaches in Vietnam, which is very convenient for visitors who want to go climbing, trekking and exploring caves. It is so well known that many people consider it as the symbol of the area, and get studying buddhism in the new Museum of Buddhist antiques next to the cluster of 5 mounts.