Heho, Vietnam City Tour

This combined sightseeing tour and cooking class is the perfect introduction to the history and culture of Hue, its people, and its cuisine. The royal city was the seat of emperors for thousands of years, and to this day it is full of intrigue and charm.

Start your day with a scenic drive from Hue to Hoi An, one of Central Vietnam’s most beautiful routes. Depart Hue in the morning with your private driver and guide, heading south along coastal roads. The highlight of the journey is the breathtaking Hai Van Pass, often called "the Ocean Cloud Pass." As you wind through this mountain road, enjoy panoramic views of the sea, mountains, and pristine bays—a perfect photo opportunity and a truly memorable drive. Before reaching Hoi An, you may stop briefly at Lang Co Beach or Marble Mountains (optional), depending on your interests and timing. Arrive in Hoi An around midday. Enjoy lunch on your own at one of the charming riverside cafés or local restaurants in town—your guide can recommend a great spot based on your preferences. In the afternoon, discover the magic of Hoi An Ancient Town on a guided walking tour. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hoi An’s old town is a well-preserved trading port dating back to the 15th century, blending Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and European influences. Stroll through narrow lanes lined with traditional houses, visit landmarks such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, Tan Ky Ancient House, and Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, and explore vibrant local markets and tailor shops.

Recognized as one of the World Heritage Sites by Unesco, Hue city, The old capital of Vietnam is located on the bank of romantic Perfume River with many sights beautiful like a poem. Hue is also the political cultural and religious center of Viet Nam. To gaze with veneration at Hue and understand more about matter values as well as spirit values of this place, we would like to invite you spend your day with Hue deluxe group tour . We sure that you will enjoy and have so many interesting memories.

Explore the peaceful surrounding villages of Hue on a half-day cycling tour. With stops at various temples, homes, and communal spaces along the way, this is a wonderful way to experience a little of the local culture in Vietnam.

Take a 30-minute flight over Hue’s old royal compound, where the royal family lived in the 19th century, until the French ousted the Nguyen dynasty in the 1880s. The Nguyen dynasty wasn’t the first royal family to live in a walled-off city — it was based on the design of the Forbidden City in Beijing. The Hue Citadel faces the Perfume River, with a layout deemed auspicious by divination. It’s surrounded by tall walls, and it’s impossible to see the compound from the public street.