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Da Nang, Hoi An and Hue are three famous heritage cities of Central Vietnam. This place possesses beautiful landscapes, long-standing historical and cultural relics and rich cuisine. If you are looking for a trip that is both chill and adventurous, then BDATrip's Da Nang - Hoi An - Hue tour is the perfect choice for you.
Han River Bridge is one of the destinations not to be missed when you come to Da Nang. Han River Bridge is the first swing bridge in Vietnam and one of the most modern swing bridges in the world. Han River Bridge was built in 1998 with a length of 487 meters and a width of 11.9 meters. The bridge has two traffic lanes in both directions and two pedestrian lanes on both sides. The bridge has the ability to rotate 90 degrees to allow boats to pass.

Han River Bridge is not only an important transportation project, but also a symbol of Da Nang city, but also carries the meaning of the intersection between the two banks of the river, between past and present, between traditions. and modern. Han River Bridge is also a tourist attraction because of its shimmering and magical beauty at night. You can admire the cityscape from the bridge, or wait until the evening to watch the bridge rotate and admire its brilliant lights.
Son Tra Peninsula - a large nature reserve
Son Tra Peninsula is a large nature reserve, located in the Northeast of Da Nang city. Son Tra Peninsula has an area of about 4,400 hectares, with an average height of 700 meters above sea level. Son Tra Peninsula has many attractive attractions such as:

Ngu Hanh Son is a majestic mountain complex, located south of Da Nang city. Ngu Hanh Son consists of five mountains symbolizing the five elements: Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth. Ngu Hanh Son has an area of about 2,000 hectares, with an average height of 100 meters above sea level.
Hoi An ancient town is a world cultural heritage recognized by UNESCO, located in the south of Quang Nam province. Hoi An Ancient Town is one of the tourist destinations not to be missed when you come to the Central region. Hoi An Ancient Town is an ancient town imbued with Vietnamese, Chinese and Japanese culture.

Hoi An Ancient Town has many attractive attractions such as: Tan Ky Ancient House: One of the most beautiful ancient houses in Hoi An ancient town, Tan Ky ancient house was built in the late 18th century by a Chinese family. Tan Ky ancient house has Chinese - Vietnamese - Japanese style architecture, with buildings such as front yard, back yard, living room, bedroom and worship room. Tan Ky ancient house has many objects and pictures that preserve memories of the host family. Japanese Covered Bridge: One of the unique architectural works of Hoi An ancient town, the Japanese Covered Bridge was built in the early 17th century by the Japanese community living in Hoi An. Japanese Covered Bridge has Japanese-style architecture, with structures such as wooden bridges, tiled roofs, bronze bells and carp statues.
The Citadel of Hue is another world cultural heritage recognized by UNESCO, located in Hue city. The Hue Citadel was the political, cultural and religious center of the Nguyen Dynasty for nearly 150 years, from 1802 to 1945. The Hue Citadel has an area of about 520 hectares, including three main areas: the Imperial Citadel, the Imperial Palace and the Imperial Palace. Forbidden City and Imperial City.

Hue Citadel has many attractive attractions such as:
Children 1- 4 years old: Free - Families take care of their own food and sleeping arrangements.
Children 5 - 7 years old: Charge 50% of tour price - Eat separately and sleep with parents.
Children 8 - 9 years old: Charge 75% of tour price - Eat separately and sleep with parents.
Children from 10 years old: Charge 100% of tour price - Standard as adults.
$228/pax
3 days
Hoi An Lantern Festival
“Anh's insights into the lantern traditions were fascinating. We dined at a family-run restaurant with a view of the river. The tour felt personal and authentic.”
Yuki Tanaka
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Carlos Mendes
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Unforgettable Vietnam Experience
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Emma
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Hanoi's Cultural Depth
“Ngoc's passion for history made the Old Quarter come alive. The small group allowed for meaningful interactions. A tour that exceeded expectations.”
Emma Roberts
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Wonders of Ha Long Bay
“Our guide Minh was incredibly knowledgeable, sharing fascinating history about the limestone karsts. The boat ride at sunrise was magical, and the cave exploration was a highlight.”
Emily Johnson
United States · July 8, 2026
Da Nang's Coastal Beauty
“Van's knowledge of local history enriched our bike tour. The beach stops were refreshing, and the group stayed cohesive despite the heat. A great way to see the coast.”
Tendai Moyo
South Africa · May 19, 2026