Tran Phu Street Walking Tour – Explore Most Beautiful Street of Hoi An [Exclusive]
Approx. 2,5 hours
Walking
From 2 people
Hoi An Old Town
English speaking guide
Meals excluded
This walking tour shows you heritages along Tran Phu Street, the oldest road in Hoi An. There are Japanese Bridge (symbol of Hoi An), five assembly halls of Chinese people, old houses, museums, markets, and other iconic buildings. Tran Phu Road is honored to be on of the most beautiful roads in the world. Join to deepen your knowledge about history and culture of Asia’s best preserved town.
Highlights
Visit Japanese Bridge, the symbol of Hoi An
Visit Hoi An Central Market, the oldest & the biggest local market
Visit Museum of Trade Ceramics & see antiquities found from a shipwreck
Visit Quan Thang Old House & watch how a local family makes white rose dumplings
Contact for reservation/support
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Hotline/WhatsApp/WeChat/Zalo+84968009827
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Emailhoiandaytripcompany@gmail.com
Itinerary
Meet up
Meet up time: Morning – 7:00 AM, 8:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM (local time)
Afternoon – 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM (local time)
Our guide will see you at the meeting point – Teochew Assembly Hall (Hoi quan Trieu Chau) on Nguyen Duy Hieu Street, Hoi An city. Google maps location:
If you go from Da Nang, you can contact us for a transport arrangement, by WhatsApp number +84968009827 or hoiandaytripcompany@gmail.com. An extra fee is required.
Hainan Assembly Hall (pass by)
This assembly hall of Hainan Chinese congregation is built in 1875, to worship 108 Hainan brothers who died in the sea due to the attack of pirates. See more details
Minh Huong Communal House (pass by)
This temple is built in 1905 to worship ancestors of Minh Huong village, a Chinese village in Hoi An. That’s why it becomes the most important place for local Chinese people. See more details
Quan Cong Temple (pass by)
This temple is built before the 17th century by Chinese people to worship Quan Cong, a military general and god in ancient China. Today, for business people, he is a symbol of loyalty, bravery, integrity, and justice. See more details
Hoi An Central Market
Visit the oldest and biggest market in Hoi An. Here, people sell a huge variety of local products, including fresh vegetables, tropical fruits, fishes, seafood, poultries, spices, noodles, household items, lanterns,… Walk through the food hall where local women make and sell different local food and food specialties. In the front of the market, there is a ancient well that is still in use and covered by a tile pavilion. See more details
Fujian Assembly Hall
See the largest and the most richly-decorated Chinese temple in Hoi An. It boasts the glorious architecture and sophisticated wooden carvings that are made by the most skillful local craftmen. Here, the community has been worshipping Thien Hau Goddess and organized festivals to commemorate and honor her during the year. See more details
Trung Hoa Assembly Hall (pass by)
This building is constructed in the 18th century as the common assembly hall for all Chinese communities in Hoi An. Here, people worship Thien Hau Goddess or Goddess of Sea because she is the patron saint. See more details
Museum of Local Products (pass by)
This museum introduces local products in Hoi An area which Vietnamese people and foreigners sold and bought in the past centuries, when the town was an international trading port. See more details
Museum of Trade Ceramics
This museum shows you a part of the collection of sophisticated trade ceramics discovered in a shipwreck in Hoi An sea. The ceramics where one of major products to export when the town became an international trading port. See more details
Quan Thang Old House
This is one of the oldest one-story houses in Hoi An. Here, visitors have the chance to know about local traditional housing architecture and design, decorative motifs and life of the owners. Plus, watch how local ladies make white rose dumplings, a food that can not be found anywhere else in the world, except Hoi An. See more details
*If want to try white rose dumplings, you will pay for it.
Yellow Alleys & Walls
One of famous places in Hoi An are yellow and small alleys. Visitors will have time to walk through one of them and take photos.
Kazik Park
This small park is built to pay homage to Kazimierz Kwiatkowski, a Polish architect and conservationist. He had amazing contributions in restoration of cultural heritages in Vietnam, especially My Son Sanctuary and Hoi An Ancient Town, two world heritage sites. See more details
Duc An Old House (pass by)
This wooden house is constructed in 1830. Up to date, it’s a bookstore, Chinese medicine shop, and memorial to Cao Hong Lanh, the leader of a revolutionary organization in Hoi An. See more details
Cantonese Assembly Hall (pass by)
This wooden house is constructed in 1830. Up to date, it’s a bookstore, Chinese medicine shop, and memorial to Cao Hong Lanh, the leader of a revolutionary organization in Hoi An. See more details
Museum of Sa Huynh Museum (pass by)
This museum shows visitors the traces about Sa Huynh culture which existed in Hoi An from 1,000 BC to 200 AD, including burial jars. See more details
Japanese Covered Bridge - Symbol of Hoi An
Visit the symbol of Hoi An. Spanning a small river, it’s constructed in the 17th century by Japanese people and then restored by Chinese people. Behind the bridge’s part, there is a temple where locals have worshipped Xuanwu (a Chinese general and Taoist god). One of its names is Lai Vien Kieu which means ‘the bridge that receives the guests from afar’, showing the hospitality of the locals to the foreigners. This historical and religious site is more special than any other bridges in Vietnam. See more details
Tour ends
This walking tour will end in the Japanese Bridge. After saying goodbye to our guide, you can freely explore the area or go back to the hotel to relax.
Traveler's Photos
What's Included
- English speaking guide
- Entry fee to Hoi An Old Town
- Entry fee to Japanese Covered Bridge
- Entry fee to Old House of Quan Thang
- Entry fee to Fujian Assembly Hall
- Entry fee to Museum of Trade Ceramics
- Transport to the meeting point in Hoi An Old Town
- Transport from Hoi An Old Town to the hotel
- Tipping for tour guide
- Food & beverages
- Additional activities (shows, boat trips, trishaw riding, etc)
- Personal expenses (shopping, etc)
Additional Information
– Our driver & guide will pick you at your hotel in Da Nang city center (including Hai Chau District, Son Tra District except Nai Hien Dong ward & Tho Quang ward, Ngu Hanh Son District except Hoa Hai ward & Hoa Quy ward) or Hoi An city center.
– In the end of the tour, our driver & guide will drop you off at your hotel.
– Pickup surcharge is required to visitors staying NOT in Da Nang city center or Hoi An city center.
– All surcharges are payable in cash directly to your tour guide.
– No pick up & drop off service in Tan Hiep area of Hoi An (Cham Island).
– Children above 1,4 meters height OR 10 years old will be charged same to adults.
– Children from 1 to 1,4 meters height OR from 5 to 10 years old, will have a discount.
– Children under 5 years old OR 1 meter height, will be free of charge.
– On your day of travel, if your kid is 1,4 meters and above (and you booked a children ticket previously), please pay the surcharge of 350,000 VND in cash.
– On your day of travel, if your kid is 1 meter and above (and you booked a free ticket previously), please pay the surcharge of 350,000 VND in cash.
If you are a group of 4 people and bigger, please contact us directly by WhatsApp number +84968009827 to have better price and better support. We kindly provide free tourist information to make your trip easier and smarter.
For daily tours:
– Any cancellation before 7 days of departure date will be free of charge.
– Any cancellation before 6 days of departure date will be charged 30% selling price.
– Any cancellation before 5 – 4 days of departure date will be charged 50% selling price.
– Any cancellation before 3 – 2 days of departure date will be charged 75% selling price.
– Any cancellation within 24 hours or no-show: non-refundable.
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What to bring/wear
Visitors should wear comfortable walking shoes, hat/cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, rain poncho/jacket (from October to January), cash. To visit the temples, please wear respectively. In other words, make sure that the pants cover the upper knees and the shirt covers the navel, shoulders, armpits.
See more information in Hoi An Old Town dress code.
Contact for reservation/support
If you can not book/pay online OR want to reserve first and pay later OR process a cancellation. Please WhatsApp number us by number +84968009827 or hoiandaytripcompany@gmail.com.
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