Meeting Point

Huyen Tran Cong Chua Princess Statue

Start with a Bowl of Pho

Begin your day the way locals do – with a fragrant bowl of Vietnamese pho, a dish that perfectly balances fresh herbs, rice noodles, and slow-simmered broth.

Marble Sculpture Village Walk

Stroll through the famous Marble Sculpture Village, where skilled artisans transform stone into intricate works of art. This relaxing walk also helps you digest the first meal.

Visit the Silk Village

Step into the world of traditional silk-making and witness how generations have preserved this delicate craft.

Taste Central Vietnam’s Delicacies

Enjoy a trio of Hue-style specialties – Bánh Nậm, Bánh Bèo, and Bánh Bột Lọc – each offering a unique texture and flavor that reflects Vietnam’s rich culinary heritage.

Shopping at Han Market

Explore Da Nang’s most popular market, where locals shop for dried seafood, spices, and regional specialties – a perfect place to pick up souvenirs.

Avocado Ice Cream at Con Market

Treat yourself to Da Nang’s famous avocado ice cream, a refreshing dessert that locals absolutely love.

Bánh Xèo and Nem Lụi Feast

Savor two of the city’s most beloved dishes: crispy Vietnamese pancakes (Bánh Xèo) and grilled pork skewers (Nem Lụi), enjoyed with fresh herbs and dipping sauces.

Enjoy Banh My- Vietnamese Bread

The most famous street dish in Viet Nam

Evening Walk by the Dragon Bridge

End your journey with a scenic stroll along the iconic Dragon Bridge. On weekends, catch the spectacular fire and water show as the dragon breathes life into the night.

Ending Point

Dragon Bridge