Hoi An is a place where time seems to stand still atop mossy tiled roofs and lantern-lit streets. As the heritage heart of Quang Nam, it enchants visitors with its unique blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architecture along the poetic Hoai River. Beyond centuries-old houses like Tan Ky or the Japanese Bridge, Hoi An charms with the warmth of its people and exquisite cuisine featuring legendary Cao Lau and Banh Mi. A nostalgic, peaceful destination where every corner tells a story of a golden trading port.

Ngu Hanh Son is the center for cultural-spiritual tourism and high-end resorts. Famous for the Marble Mountains, Non Nuoc stone carving village, and luxury beachfront hotels, it harmoniously blends nature, tradition, and premium services.

Tan Hiep island commune, also known as Cham Island, is a precious gem located about 15km from Hoi An. It's a World Biosphere Reserve with a diverse ecosystem, from vivid coral reefs to lush virgin forests. Tan Hiep boasts stunning beaches with crystal-clear waters.

Hai Chau is the historical and administrative heart of New Da Nang, where modern urban life meets the city's origins by the Han River. It features cultural and administrative landmarks, waterfront promenades, traditional markets, and a rich culinary system.

Son Tra is the meeting point of sea, mountain, and traditional fishing villages, offering unique eco-tourism and cultural experiences. Explore the Son Tra Peninsula, Man Thai fishing village, and stunning coastal roads in this rare ecological treasure.

Son Tra is the meeting point of sea, mountain, and traditional fishing villages. It offers unique eco-tourism and cultural experiences with diverse landscapes and rare ecological values in the heart of the city.