Superior
3 days, 2 nights
The central region coastal city of Danang has undergone a rapid change from a sleepy backwater to a glitzy tourism hotspot. The Han riverfront and the Danang beach strip feature gleaming modern hotels and fashionable restaurants. Besides modern attractions, Danang’s cultural aspect is focused on the Cham Dynasty that ruled the area from the 2nd to the 15th centuries. The local Cham Museum contains the world’s largest collection of artefacts detailing this era. Outside of the city, the hillside Hai Van Pass has sweeping views of Danang Bay and the five limestone Marble Mountains which are topped with pagodas and caves containing Buddhist shrines.
After arrival in Da Nang your Asian Trails’ guide will meet you at the airport and supervise your transfer to the first stop on this fascinating tour, the city centre Cham Museum. This intriguing attraction is focused on the Cham Dynasty that ruled this area from the 2nd to the 15th centuries. This facility also contains the world’s largest collection of artefacts relating to this era. We then head to the Marble Mountains, which consist of five limestone peaks topped with pagodas and caves containing Buddhist shrines. We then drive along the coastal road to the UNESCO acclaimed ancient seaport town of Hoi An, one of Vietnam’s most captivating destinations. This picturesque destination contains narrow streets lined with temples and traditional homes. Leading attractions include the Japanese Covered Bridge and Pagoda built by Japanese residents to link with Chinese quarters across the river.
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Hoi An
After breakfast, we drive 40 km south-west of Hoi An to My Son, the former capital of the Champa Kingdom. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to Hindu temples, constructed between the 4th and the 14th centuries by the kings of Champa. The temples are dedicated to the god Shiva and are unique in South-East Asia. They have been constructed in fired brick with stone pillars and decorated with sandstone bas-reliefs depicting scenes from Hindu mythology. Their technological sophistication is evidence of Cham engineering skills and the symbolism gives an insight into Cham religious thought. We then drive back to Hoi An for lunch, followed by a walking tour to explore the rich architecture in this historic town which was a prosperous seaport city between the 16-18th centuries. Highlights include the Fukien Assembly Hall and the 400-year-old Japanese covered bridge. If time permits, we see how local residents raise silkworms to produce silk for textiles.
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Hoi An
After breakfast at the hotel, the day is free to spend at your leisure exploring the town’s ancient attractions, or you can head to the beach to soak up some rays, ahead of the transfer to the airport for your next destination.
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Superior
3 days, 2 nights
All tours and services can be booked directly with our office in China
A TRAILS CHINA / DAOCHENG
Beijing Office
Suite 810, SunFlower Tower
#37 Maizidian Street Chaoyang District, Chaoyang District
Beijing 100022, P.R. China
Tel: (86-10) 6515 9259
Fax: (86-10) 6515 9293
Email: info@atrails.cn
All reservations are confirmed by return with the up-dated booking status within 2 working days. Due to occasional delays in communication with more remote destinations, it may take a few days longer to get confirmation.
All rates are quoted in RMB and are subject to change without prior notice. Inclusions and exclusions in the tour packages are indicated at the end of each itinerary. Commonly our package tour rates include accommodation, transfers, certain meals, and other tour related services. Domestic or international airfares are included where mentioned. Our tour itineraries do not include visa fees and expenses of a personal nature. The validity of our rates is November 01, 2018, until October 31, 2019, unless otherwise specified.
Local English speaking guides are accompanying tours and transfers in each destination. German, French, Italian, Spanish and Russian and Chinese speaking guides are available on request in major cities and subject to confirmation.
A delivery fee will be charged according to the distance traveled, if any train tickets are required to be delivered to clients’ hotel.
Full pre-payment by bank transfer is required 30 days before the commencement of services.
Our bank account details are:
Bank Name: Bank of China Beijing JianGuoMen Wai Sub-Branch
开 户 行:中国银行北京建国门外支行
Account Name:ATC TRAVEL SERVICES (BEIJING) LTD.
账 户 名:北京道成国际旅行社有限公司
Account No.:3259 6908 9747
账 号:3259 6908 9747
Swiftcode : BKCH CN BJ 110
For itineraries operated outside China
Account Name:BEIJING GLORY INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVICE CO, LTD.
账 户 名:北京千乘假期国际旅行社有限公司
Account No.:3211 6010 0100 1577 67
账号:3211 6010 0100 1577 67
Bank Name: Industrial Bank Co., Ltd Sanyuanqiao Sub-Branch
开 户 行:兴业银行三元桥支行
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A maximum of two children per party is granted such a discount. Besides this general policy, specific conditions may apply case by case.
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Domestic and international air tickets are non-refundable once issued. You are obliged to pay full airfare (inclusive of any tax and fuel surcharge) of any cancelled tickets based on the contract rate.
We reserve the right to re-arrange the order of any tour program, to cancel or substitute elements of any tour itinerary without notice, when local conditions require such changes. All itineraries depending on domestic flight confirmations are subject to changes.
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