Overview:

Immerse yourself in the charm of Hoi An by exploring the ancient town in an Ao Dai, the traditional Vietnamese costume. Enjoy a cyclo ride through serene streets and visit iconic sites like the Japanese Covered Bridge and ancient houses showcasing architectural diversity. Engage in a hands-on lantern-making workshop with skilled artisans, where you will craft beautiful lanterns that reflect Hoi An's rich cultural heritage, making your visit truly unforgettable.

Itinerary

Exploring Hoi An in an Ao Dai, the traditional Vietnamese costume, is one of the best ways to experience the city’s charm. You will have the opportunity to wear this beautiful garment in various styles and colours. As you wander through this small yet enchanting town, both tourists and frequent visitors find it a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

The unique atmosphere here seamlessly blends elements of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese cultures. Stunning views can be seen from the ancient houses, offering glimpses of a long-gone past and a simpler time.

The tour includes visits by Cyclo to the Hoi An Museum, renowned ancient houses showcasing their remarkable architectural styles, the Assembly Hall influenced by Chinese design, and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, a must-see landmark. These sites highlight Hoi An's architectural diversity and reflect the cultural crossovers between France, Japan, China, and Vietnam.

In addition, the tour features a hands-on workshop where you can learn the traditional art of lantern-making. Crafted from bamboo and silk, these lanterns embody both beauty and durability. You will receive expert guidance from skilled artisans, making this an unforgettable cultural experience.

Caution: Bookings must be made at least one day in advance for the Ao Dai measurement process.