Local Attractions
UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES
Discover the wonders of Central Vietnam, including the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of the Citadel of Hue, the charming Hoi An Ancient Town and the historical My Son Sanctuary.
Discovering Hue’s Royal Tombs
A getaway to Central Vietnam would not be complete without visiting Hue’s royal tombs. Situated along the banks of the Perfume River, these tombs are the elaborate resting places of the Nguyen Dynasty emperors who ruled Vietnam from 1802 to 1945. With a variety of ornate gates, statues and temples to explore, Hue’s royal tombs are a must-visit attraction for families seeking an enriching day trip.
Family-Friendly Things To Do in Da Nang
Discover a range of family-friendly activities in Da Nang, a vibrant city known for its stunning beaches, cultural landmarks, and exciting attractions. Whether you’re looking for adventure, immersion, or relaxation, you’ll find plenty of things to do in Da Nang, Vietnam.
Family-Friendly Activities in Lang Co
Located in the stunning Lang Co Bay, Angsana Lang Co near Hue and Da Nang boasts a pristine three-kilometre stretch of Canh Duong Beach.
It is also ideally situated amidst three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Hoi An Ancient Town, Hue Imperial City and My Son Sanctuary - it offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for families exploring Central Vietnam.
Explore the Best of Hoi An in a Day
Hoi An, with its vibrant blend of history and culture, is a captivating destination for a family day trip. Known for its well-preserved Ancient Town, this charming coastal city in Central Vietnam offers a wealth of family-friendly activities amidst centuries-old architecture.
Lăng Cô Experience Tour
Visit Canh Duong fishing village and experience local fishing activities. Explore mangroves by local basket boat. Drive along Lăng Cô lagoon and explore oyster farms, and continue on to visit Hai Van pass - the most beautiful scenic pass with views of the sea and mountains.
Boat Excursion
Explore Lăng Cô's beautiful lagoons and the local fishing villages as you navigate through the mangroves in a traditional basket boat.
Bach Ma National Park
Take a tour of Bach Ma National Park, one of Indochina's biodiversity centres known for its ecological diversification. Bach Ma's peak stands at 1,450 metres in height and is covered by clouds all year round - making the summit a cool reward for hikers.
Hoi An Ancient Town
Explore Hoi An - one of the most charming and well-preserved port towns of South East Asia. The history of Hoi An dates back to the 17th century and the town hosts a variety of traditional handicrafts, quaint streets and villages.