Vietnam · Culture

2-Day Danang and Hoi An Tour with Ba Na Hills and Marble Caves

2 Days Round trip from Da Nang Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Ride the striking cable car to Ba Na Hills, once the world's longest
02 See the 65-metre Guanin statue, the highest statue in Vietnam
03 Experience Đà Nẵng's famous bridges and colourful riverside at night
04 Explore ancient Hội An and visit its iconic Japanese Bridge
05 Discover traditional silk painting and marble carving workshops

Get acquainted with Đà Nẵng and Hội An on this unique 2-day tour through some of central Vietnam's most memorable sights and crafts. Explore the majestic Ba Na Hills, visit the towering Guanin statue, and enjoy the daytime and nighttime beauty of Đà Nẵng and ancient Hội An. Discover the Japanese Bridge, explore the caves of the Marble Mountains, and see how traditional silk paintings and marble carvings are made.

Take the striking cable car ride up the hills, which is more than 5 kilometres long and 1,200 metres high.

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At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Days

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Included · Standard

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Cities Danang, Hoi An, Bạch Mã National Park

Languages English, Russian, Vietnamese

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Ba Na Hills, Guanin Statue, Danang Bridges and Hoi An

Meet your tour guide at the hotel and transfer by motorbike towards Ba Na Hills, a resort city of incredible beauty high in the mountains, built in the best architectural traditions of Europe.
Take the striking cable car ride up the hills, which is more than 5 kilometres long and 1,200 metres high. Until recently, it was the longest cable car in the world, according to the Guinness Book of Records.

Continue towards a beautiful pass in the National Reserve of Bạch Mã. As you ride the bike, admire the serpentine road, the rocky shores below, the sea surface, and the distant fishing boats. In addition to exotic species of wildlife, you will also find the remains of defensive structures that have survived since the war.
Visit the statue of Guanin, the highest statue in Vietnam, towering at a height of 65 metres - the size of a 21-storey building and visible from far away.
Take a tour of the bridges that Đà Nẵng is famous for, and enjoy the riverside as it lights up in different colours at night. You will see the dragon-shaped bridge and also enjoy the view of the marble sculptures created by the world-famous carvers of Đà Nẵng.
Give a proper conclusion to this wonderful day with a visit to ancient Hội An, "the pearl of the Vietnamese coast," with a 2,000-year-long history. Once the capital of the ancient Champa kingdom, it still stands today like a fairy-tale city with its bright yellow houses.

Day 02

Japanese Bridge, Silk Paintings and Marble Mountain Caves

In Hội An, walk along the streets of a delightful, well-groomed, and clean town to the Japanese Bridge, which is the main attraction and is depicted on the city emblem.

Visit the factory of silk paintings, a well-known product of Vietnam valued for its craftsmanship and traditional importance. The training of embroiderers takes at least 5 years. They have a remarkable talent, for which they often pay with the loss of sight at a young age. Learn how silk thread is produced and see this laborious work with your own eyes.
Visit the huge caves of the Marble Mountains. Đà Nẵng is the cradle of generations of marble carvers, whose products can be seen at every temple in Vietnam. At the foot of the mountains are a few villages where, to this day, traditions are passed from father to son.