The journey begins at Hoi An Ancient Town. Here, you will see the charming beauty of moss-covered streets, old tiled roofs, and colorful lanterns. Furthermore, the town is home to several famous landmarks, such as:

• Quang Dong Assembly Hall: Exhibiting exquisite ceramic artifacts, reflecting cultural exchanges.
• Tan Ky House: A 200-year-old house, showcasing traditional Hoi An architecture.
• Japanese Covered Bridge: A symbol of Hoi An, illustrating the fusion of Japanese and Vietnamese cultures.

During this visit, you will have ample time to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, take photos, and relax at roadside cafes.

Afterward, it’s time for lunch! At Ba Buoi’s Chicken Rice restaurant, you’ll savor the famous Hoi An chicken rice. The dish, made with rice cooked in chicken broth, tender chicken, and served with chili fish sauce and fresh vegetables, is sure to satisfy your taste buds.

Next, we head to Tra Que Vegetable Village, known for its lush vegetable gardens and peaceful rural atmosphere. Here, you will:

• Stroll through the gardens and learn about the traditional vegetable-growing process.
• Become a "real farmer" by participating in activities like planting, watering, and caring for the plants under the guidance of local people.

This experience in the tranquil landscape will leave you with unforgettable memories.

For dinner, you’ll enjoy Cao Lau, a unique specialty of Hoi An, at the Cao Lau Ba Le restaurant. The noodles are made with water from Ba Le well, served with grilled pork and fresh vegetables. Indeed, this dish offers a distinctive flavor that can only be found in Hoi An.