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Take a day trip to Hoi An, a charming ancient town that was once a busy trading port. Walk around the narrow streets and admire the preserved architecture, influenced by Chinese, Japanese, and European styles. Start at the Japanese Covered Bridge, a symbol of Hoi An, and visit the Assembly Hall of the Fujian Chinese Congregation, a beautiful temple with ornate carvings and tiles.

Explore the local markets and shops, selling handicrafts, silks, and tailor-made clothes. Try some local specialties, such as cao lau, a noodle dish made with local herbs and pork, or banh mi, a Vietnamese sandwich with various fillings. Take a boat ride along the Thu Bon River and watch the sunset over the water.

Hoi An is known for its lanterns, and at night, the town is lit up with colorful lanterns, creating a magical atmosphere. Take a walking tour with a guide and learn about the history and culture of the town. End your day with a lantern-making workshop, where you can create your own lantern to take home as a souvenir.

Head back to Da Nang and visit the Son Tra Peninsula, also known as Monkey Mountain, a nature reserve with lush forests and wildlife. Visit the Linh Ung Pagoda, a Buddhist temple with a giant Lady Buddha statue overlooking the sea.

Relax on My Khe Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam, with white sand and clear waters. Rent a beach chair or try some water sports, such as surfing or jet skiing.

Sample some street food at Da Nang s night market, where you can find a variety of local dishes, such as mi quang, a noodle dish with shrimp and pork, or banh xeo, a crispy pancake with pork and bean sprouts.

Take a day trip to Ba Na Hills, a French-style resort with gardens, amusement park rides, and cable cars. Take the cable car to the Golden Bridge, a stunning pedestrian bridge supported by two giant hands, offering panoramic views of the mountains and the coast.

Explore the French Village, a replica of a medieval French town, with restaurants, shops, and entertainment. Visit the Wax Museum, showcasing wax figures of famous people, or the Linh Phong Pagoda, a Buddhist temple with intricate carvings.

Dine at the Top View Restaurant, located on the top of Ba Na Hills, with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. Enjoy a fusion cuisine of Vietnamese and Western dishes, accompanied by live music and a dance performance.

Visit the Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture, a smaller version of the Museum in Da Nang, but with some unique pieces and a beautiful garden. Then, take a bike ride along the Han River, crossing the Tran Thi Ly Bridge and stopping at the Love Locks Bridge, where couples attach padlocks as a symbol of their love.

Take a cooking class and learn how to make some Vietnamese dishes, such as pho, spring rolls, or grilled fish in banana leaves. Visit a local market to buy the ingredients and then prepare the dishes with a chef.

End your trip with a rooftop drink at Sky36, the highest rooftop bar in Da Nang, with 360-degree views of the city and the coast. Enjoy some cocktails and live music, and toast to your unforgettable journey in Vietnam.