Time: Start at 08:00 – Return around 17:00.

We will head out of Hoi An on quiet countryside lanes, where only motorbikes can travel, avoiding the traffic on Vietnamese Highways. First stop is at the Cham tower, an 11th-century building, before visiting historic American war sites in the area. 

We will then ride on countryside roads to stop at Hill 55 (also known as Bo Bo hill), where two battalions of the French forces were wiped out during the First Indochina War. Then we cross the Thu Bon River by local ferry and pass through villages before going to My Son Holy Land, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whilst there, we will visit the historic Hindu temples and see the unique methods of building used to construct the temple towers of the Cham Pa people.  

On the way back to Hoi An, we will also ride across the “floating bridge” and see local farmers working in their fields, stop at a traditional village, and see how friendly local families make sleeping mats by hand. We continue riding through rice fields and crossing a 300-meter Bamboo bridge, enjoying a beautiful landscape before arriving back in Hoi An as the sun sets.

Note:

• Good to remember: Passport, sunscreen, sunglasses, trekking shoes, insect repellent.
• Attention: The itinerary may be subject to change due to bad weather, and if you go by car.