Top Da Nang Unique Experiences

Don’t just eat Vietnamese food, master the art of local cuisine during a home-style cooking class in Da Nang. During this hands-on cultural experience, you’ll prepare and cook four Vietnamese dishes—such as young papaya salad, chicken with fish sauce, and deep fried spring rolls—that reflect seasonal ingredients. For a complete experience, hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Immerse yourself in Vietnamese culture and discover the secrets of Vietnamese cuisine on this hands-on tour from Hoi An. Shop for ingredients at the local market, cruise along the Thu Bon River, and ride in a traditional basket boat, before arriving at the cooking school. Then, create a variety of dishes including spring rolls, rice pancakes, and barbecued tuna, before sitting down to a delicious homecooked lunch.

Our tour guide will welcome you in the hotel lobby at 8AM for the morning tour and 2PM for the afternoon one. And will bring you to the Thu Bon river for a boat ride to the craft villages. Highlights: - Jump aboard a local-style boat to traverse the waterways from Hoi An to nearby craft villages - Visit Thanh Ha pottery village, famous for formally providing decorative pottery to the palaces of the Nguyen Dynasty. - View the hand-crafting of decorative pottery; teapots and cups, vases and bowls; and have a product made especially for you! - Travel by boat to Kim Bong carpentry village to watch how traditional wooden fishing boats are made - See skilled carpenters create handcrafted furniture and carvings

• Enjoy fresh mountain air in the beautiful tea fields • Discover the culture, traditions and lifestyle of a Vietnamese hill tribe • Visit Tea Plantation , Enjoy Stunning Views on the way. • Visit the DHROONG handicraft village, where Co Tu-style products are produced

Visitors will have new experiences about volunteering, exploring the culture of the Co Tu ethnic group, exploring natural springs in Tr'Le village, 1369m high Que Que mountain, Traditional Village, ... In the evening, gather around the campfire and enjoy the traditional dance of the Co-ethnic people. And more specifically, the message the program wants to send to visitors “Let's raise awareness of conservation and preservation of natural resources and share community values - contribute to improving economic and cultural life. chemistry - society for local people. "

Sampling Vietnamese cuisine is a highlight of any trip to Vietnam and there’s no better way to discover the country’s culinary delights than taking a cooking class. Get hands-on in the kitchen during this 4-hour Hoi An home cooking class and learn the secrets of dishes like sweet and sour fish soup, papaya salad, and spring rolls from a local chef.