Linh Ung Pagoda, Marble Mountains & Hoi An Ancient Town Daily Ingroup Tour
by Dacotours Co.,Ltd
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This daily ingroup tour lasts about 6 to 8 hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Da Nang city center by modern air-conditioned bus. An English-speaking local guide leads the tour, which also includes bottled water, travel insurance, and dinner of Vietnamese local cuisine or vegetarian food if selected. The tour begins with pickup in Da Nang followed by a visit to Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula. The pagoda, built between 2004 and 2010, is the largest of three Linh Ung pagodas in Da Nang. Visitors can see the panoramic views of Da Nang city and the East Sea, learn about the pagoda’s history, and explore its spiritual significance. Next, the tour stops to admire the Lady Buddha statue at Linh Ung Pagoda. This tall statue symbolizes peace and protection and overlooks the city and sea. Guests can walk around the large yard with bonsai trees and observe the statue’s detailed craftsmanship. The tour continues to the Marble Mountains area, starting with a visit to the local Stone Carving Village, where artisans create statues, household items, and jewelry from stone. The village has over 600 workshops specializing in traditional carving techniques. Afterward, the group explores Marble Mountains itself, spending about two hours visiting caves like Tang Chon Cave, pagodas including Xa Loi Tower, and enjoying views of the ocean and city. The guide shares information about the area's feng shui significance, legends, and cultural sites. The final destination is Hoi An Ancient Town, where guests spend around two hours walking through streets lined with lanterns, exploring historic temples, and visiting landmarks such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, Cantonese Assembly Hall, and the Old House of Phung Hung. The guide provides detailed explanations of Hoi An’s history and architecture. The tour ends with free time to visit the Hoi An Night Market for about 45 minutes. The market offers local handicrafts, street food, traditional music, and riverside views of the Thu Bon River. After the market visit, the group returns to Da Nang by bus.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Da Nang
Pickup from hotels in Da Nang city center at around 1:00 pm to begin the day trip visiting Lady Buddha, Marble Mountain, and Hoi An Ancient Town.
15 min
Linh Ung Pagoda
Located on Son Tra Peninsula (Monkey Mountain), Linh Ung Pagoda is the largest of three in Da Nang and took six years to build (2004-2010). Visitors can enjoy peaceful views of Da Nang city and the East Sea, and learn about the pagoda’s cultural and historical significance from the guide.
30 min
Lady Buddha
The Lady Buddha statue is one of Vietnam’s tallest Buddha statues, symbolizing peace and protection. It stands with views over Da Nang and the East Sea. The surrounding yard contains bonsai trees and serves as a worship area for locals and Buddhist visitors.
20 min
The Marble Mountains
Visit the Stone Carving Village with over 600 workshops where artisans craft stone statues, household items, and jewelry. The guide explains the cultural importance of this traditional craft.
20 min
The Marble Mountains
Spend about two hours exploring Marble Mountains, visiting caves like Tang Chon Cave, pagodas including Xa Loi Tower, and enjoying views of the ocean and city. The guide provides insights into the site’s feng shui relevance, legends, and historical sites.
120 min
Hoi An Ancient Town
Walk the streets of Hoi An Ancient Town for about two hours, seeing colorful lanterns, historic temples, and landmarks such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, Cantonese Assembly Hall, and the Old House of Phung Hung. The guide shares detailed information about the town’s history and architecture.
120 min
Japanese Covered Bridge
The 17th-century Japanese Covered Bridge connects Hoi An’s Japanese and Chinese quarters. It features a mix of Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese architectural elements and is depicted on Vietnam’s 20,000 VND banknote. The guide provides historical context and cultural details.
20 min
Cantonese Assembly Hall
Built in 1885 by Chinese immigrants from Guangdong, this hall combines Chinese, Vietnamese, and French styles. It is dedicated to the sea goddess Thien Hau and features intricate sculptures and dragon motifs. The guide highlights photo spots and architectural features.
20 min
The Old House of Phun Hung
This historic house in Hoi An, over 200 years old, blends Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese architectural styles. Visitors see dark wooden beams, carved details, antique furniture, and artifacts that illustrate the town’s trading history.
20 min
Hoi An Night Market
Spend about 45 minutes at the vibrant night market with colorful stalls, lantern-lit streets, local handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditional Vietnamese food. The market includes live performances and riverside views of the Thu Bon River.
45 min
Meeting point
Dacotours office
End point
Dacotours office
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Linh Ung Pagoda, Marble Mountains & Hoi An Ancient Town Daily Ingroup Tour
by Dacotours Co.,Ltd
Choose from 4 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$78Overview
This daily ingroup tour lasts about 6 to 8 hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Da Nang city center by modern air-conditioned bus. An English-speaking local guide leads the tour, which also includes bottled water, travel insurance, and dinner of Vietnamese local cuisine or vegetarian food if selected. The tour begins with pickup in Da Nang followed by a visit to Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula. The pagoda, built between 2004 and 2010, is the largest of three Linh Ung pagodas in Da Nang. Visitors can see the panoramic views of Da Nang city and the East Sea, learn about the pagoda’s history, and explore its spiritual significance. Next, the tour stops to admire the Lady Buddha statue at Linh Ung Pagoda. This tall statue symbolizes peace and protection and overlooks the city and sea. Guests can walk around the large yard with bonsai trees and observe the statue’s detailed craftsmanship. The tour continues to the Marble Mountains area, starting with a visit to the local Stone Carving Village, where artisans create statues, household items, and jewelry from stone. The village has over 600 workshops specializing in traditional carving techniques. Afterward, the group explores Marble Mountains itself, spending about two hours visiting caves like Tang Chon Cave, pagodas including Xa Loi Tower, and enjoying views of the ocean and city. The guide shares information about the area's feng shui significance, legends, and cultural sites. The final destination is Hoi An Ancient Town, where guests spend around two hours walking through streets lined with lanterns, exploring historic temples, and visiting landmarks such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, Cantonese Assembly Hall, and the Old House of Phung Hung. The guide provides detailed explanations of Hoi An’s history and architecture. The tour ends with free time to visit the Hoi An Night Market for about 45 minutes. The market offers local handicrafts, street food, traditional music, and riverside views of the Thu Bon River. After the market visit, the group returns to Da Nang by bus.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Da Nang
Pickup from hotels in Da Nang city center at around 1:00 pm to begin the day trip visiting Lady Buddha, Marble Mountain, and Hoi An Ancient Town.
15 min
Linh Ung Pagoda
Located on Son Tra Peninsula (Monkey Mountain), Linh Ung Pagoda is the largest of three in Da Nang and took six years to build (2004-2010). Visitors can enjoy peaceful views of Da Nang city and the East Sea, and learn about the pagoda’s cultural and historical significance from the guide.
30 min
Lady Buddha
The Lady Buddha statue is one of Vietnam’s tallest Buddha statues, symbolizing peace and protection. It stands with views over Da Nang and the East Sea. The surrounding yard contains bonsai trees and serves as a worship area for locals and Buddhist visitors.
20 min
The Marble Mountains
Visit the Stone Carving Village with over 600 workshops where artisans craft stone statues, household items, and jewelry. The guide explains the cultural importance of this traditional craft.
20 min
The Marble Mountains
Spend about two hours exploring Marble Mountains, visiting caves like Tang Chon Cave, pagodas including Xa Loi Tower, and enjoying views of the ocean and city. The guide provides insights into the site’s feng shui relevance, legends, and historical sites.
120 min
Hoi An Ancient Town
Walk the streets of Hoi An Ancient Town for about two hours, seeing colorful lanterns, historic temples, and landmarks such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, Cantonese Assembly Hall, and the Old House of Phung Hung. The guide shares detailed information about the town’s history and architecture.
120 min
Japanese Covered Bridge
The 17th-century Japanese Covered Bridge connects Hoi An’s Japanese and Chinese quarters. It features a mix of Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese architectural elements and is depicted on Vietnam’s 20,000 VND banknote. The guide provides historical context and cultural details.
20 min
Cantonese Assembly Hall
Built in 1885 by Chinese immigrants from Guangdong, this hall combines Chinese, Vietnamese, and French styles. It is dedicated to the sea goddess Thien Hau and features intricate sculptures and dragon motifs. The guide highlights photo spots and architectural features.
20 min
The Old House of Phun Hung
This historic house in Hoi An, over 200 years old, blends Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese architectural styles. Visitors see dark wooden beams, carved details, antique furniture, and artifacts that illustrate the town’s trading history.
20 min
Hoi An Night Market
Spend about 45 minutes at the vibrant night market with colorful stalls, lantern-lit streets, local handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditional Vietnamese food. The market includes live performances and riverside views of the Thu Bon River.
45 min
Meeting point
Dacotours office
End point
Dacotours office
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.