Chill and Eat Traditional Food Tour by Motorbike in Da Nang
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This tour starts with your guide picking you up from your hotel, and then your'ew off to visit Han River Bridge, Dragon Bridge, Love Bridge - proud cultural symbols of the people of Da Nang city. After that you'll check in the Chicken Church. Your group will move across the foot of Tran Thi Ly bridge and enjoy the snacking culture of local people at Tran Thi Ly culinary area. The list of afternoon dishes (operator chooses 1 dish from the menu) includes: Rice paper sandwich, Baby quail eggs with tamarind sauce or Curry fish ball. After that, you'll visit Linh Ung Pagoda and explore Son Tra Peninsula in the late afternoon, stopping to watch the sunset from an altitude of 500m above sea level. Next you'll be taken back to enjoy dinner: Grilled fish noodle soup near Thuan Phuoc Bridge. The tour concludes by taking some amazing photos and your tour guide escorting your group back to the hotel.
Highlights
- Visit must-visit places of Da Nang such as the Dragon Bridge, Han River Bridge, Love Bridge, and Chicken Church
- Experience wearing traditional Vietnamese áo dài and strolling along the streets
- Indulge in unique local delicacies exclusive to this tour
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Activity package
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
a few seconds
Available in English
What's included
- Water
- Private transportation
- Food and drinks
- Bottled water
Where you'll meet
You will be picked up from your hotel in Da Nang.
Operated by
Dimotrip
Important information
Not suitable for:
* This tour is not suitable for children 0-3 or seniors of more than 65 years
Know in advance:
* You'll be requested to provide your accommodation information and contact details for your pickup during checkout
* You'll be contacted by the local operator one day prior to the tour, to inquire if you would like to wear the traditional Vietnamese Ao Dai
* This tour is being conducted by a bilingual English-Vietnamese speaking tour guide
* It is recommended that you wear comfortable shoes