The Marble Mountains

The Marble Mountains are a group of five limestone hills in Da Nang. Their marble deposits and Buddhist sanctuaries are well-known, and they are each named after one of the five elements: Water, Fire, Metal, Wood, Earth. The pagodas, caves, and sweeping views of these hills are spectacular. Hiking trails, historic shrines, and elaborate marble statues are all open to visitors. Its peaceful atmosphere and spiritual significance draw both tourists and pilgrims. It is a mix of natural beauty and cultural history. Take a chance to see Buddist temples, pretty caves and visit the nicest cave of Huyen Khong that played the hiding spot and hospital in Vietnam war.

Quan Thang Ancient House

The Quan Thang Old House is a reminder of the rich architectural history of Hoi An. This centuries-old home, which is situated in the center of the historic town, provides a window into the area's colorful past. Visitors are enthralled by the ageless beauty of its complex wooden architecture, which is defined by traditional Vietnamese design elements. Every element, from sophisticated lacquerwork to elaborate carvings, embodies the artistry of earlier generations. Entering Quan Thang Old House is like traveling back in time to a time of grandeur and cross-cultural interaction. It preserves the spirit of Hoi An's glorious past for future generations to treasure and admire, acting as both a historical landmark and a living museum. Visiting this house, you'll know much more about the architectures, living lifestyle and the daily life of people. In addition, you'll know how the family makes some of Hoi An's specialties such as Cao Lau, White Roses Cakes, Dumplings...