Leave Da Nang after lunch and start with the Marble Mountains, five limestone hills dotted with caves and pagodas. Climb to the top – or ride the optional elevator – to pagodas built in the 19th century under Vietnam's last dynasty, step into Huyen Khong or Tang Chon Cave, and watch stone carvers at work below.
By mid-afternoon you're in Hoi An, exploring ancestral temples, old houses like Phung Hung or Tan Ky and the 400-year-old Japanese Bridge. Then the night market, a set dinner of Hoi An specialties and a boat on the Hoai River, where you set a flower lantern afloat before the drive back to Da Nang.
- Marble Mountains: 19th-century pagodas and Huyen Khong or Tang Chon Cave
- Stone sculpture workshops in Da Nang's best-known handicraft village
- Hoi An's ancestral temples, Phung Hung or Tan Ky old house and the 400-year-old Japanese Bridge
- Set menu dinner of Hoi An specialty foods
- Boat ride on the Hoai River and a flower lantern release








