Radisson Blu Resort Hoi An

Delve into local history with a visit to this UNESCO World Heritage site, where the Kingdom of Champa, an ancient seafaring and trading civilization, settled amid the beautiful valleys and high mountains.

Explore the more remote areas of the country through French photographer Réhahn’s personal collection of photos, clothing, and artifacts from his travels to the hill-tribes of northern Vietnam and the Central Highlands.

Ba Na Hills, a great spot for capturing panoramic views of Da Nang, is known for the Golden Bridge, a pedestrian walkway featuring giant sculpted hands that hold up the famous footbridge.

his World Heritage site features 17th- and 18th-century architecture, lantern-lined streets, colorful shops, and boats that wind through the town’s canals along the Thu Bon River. Walk or bike around interesting spots like Tan Ky House, the Japanese Covered Bridge, and the Quan Cong Temple.

Spend time on the beautiful beaches, photograph the breathtaking landscapes, and explore the primeval forests of Son Tra Peninsula. This region is also known as Monkey Mountain because of its large primate population.

This workshop is located in a 200-year-old heritage house and offers an enriching experience to see many traditional handicrafts such as silk lanterns, embroidery, and wood carvings. Watch these skilled artisans in action and find one-of-a-kind souvenirs.