SUNRISE TOUR

The SUNRISE TOUR in Hoi An offers a unique opportunity to experience the UNESCO World Heritage-listed ancient town at its most magical hour, dawn. Starting early, typically around 5 AM, the tour takes small groups through the quiet, lantern-lit streets as the sun rises over the Thu Bon River. You'll visit iconic sites like the Japanese Covered Bridge, ancient merchant houses, and colorful markets just as they come to life. The soft morning light provides perfect conditions for photography, and the lack of crowds allows for a more intimate connection with the town's history and architecture. The tour is led by knowledgeable local guides who share stories about Hoi An's trading past and cultural traditions. After the walk, you'll enjoy a traditional Vietnamese breakfast at a local café. This tour is ideal for early birds and photographers seeking a peaceful, authentic experience of Hoi An.

Don't miss

• Watch the sunrise over the Thu Bon River from a scenic spot
• Explore the Japanese Covered Bridge before it gets crowded
• Visit a local market as vendors set up their stalls
• Photograph the lantern-lit streets in golden morning light
• Enjoy a traditional breakfast of cao lầu or mì quảng

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Ways to visit SUNRISE TOUR

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Know before you go

• Wake up early, the tour starts before dawn. Set your alarm!
• Wear comfortable walking shoes; streets are cobblestone and can be slippery.
• Bring a camera with good low-light performance for sunrise shots.
• Check the weather; the tour may be canceled in heavy rain. Have a backup plan.

A bit of history

Hoi An was a major international trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries, with influences from Chinese, Japanese, and European merchants. The ancient town has been remarkably preserved and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1999.