Chan May is juxtaposed centrally between the historic cities of Hoi An, Da Nang and Hue.
Approximately just a one hour drive from the port is Da Nang, where you can lay on the famous China Beach, which is one of the most beautiful stretches of sand in central Vietnam and also the first coast where the U.S. troops touched base in 1965. Depsite Da Nang's war-torn history, it is progressing nicely due to the free-market priciple, which is new to Vietnam.
Hoi An is a charming place, boasting grand architecture and serenity - you'll seldom experience traffic here. It bears a unique mark due to the pagodas, ancient homes and temples which are situated within the area. The dedication that has gone into preserving the town's legacy has earned UNESCO recognition. Well known for its trade, the real consumer attraction here are the tailor shops, which cater to bespoke, personal orders to your fit and preference.
Hue is a major highlight of the area and is also a UNESCO heritage site. Must-see historic treasures located here include the Forbidden Purple City, Imperial Citadel, Tombs of the Emperors and the Royal Palace.
Whether you're taken to Hoi An, Hue, Da Nang or all of these areas on your travels, each of these places will provide you with a rewarding and enriching experience. We recommend learning how to make a hat made with leaves, which is a cultural tradition before you go and sampling the local cuisine mostly composing of fresh seafood with an Asian twist.
Chan May is juxtaposed centrally between the historic cities of Hoi An, Da Nang and Hue.
Approximately just a one hour drive from the port is Da Nang, where you can lay on the famous China Beach, which is one of the most beautiful stretches of sand in central Vietnam and also the first coast where the U.S. troops touched base in 1965. Depsite Da Nang's war-torn history, it is progressing nicely due to the free-market priciple, which is new to Vietnam.
Hoi An is a charming place, boasting grand architecture and serenity - you'll seldom experience traffic here. It bears a unique mark due to the pagodas, ancient homes and temples which are situated within the area. The dedication that has gone into preserving the town's legacy has earned UNESCO recognition. Well known for its trade, the real consumer attraction here are the tailor shops, which cater to bespoke, personal orders to your fit and preference.
Hue is a major highlight of the area and is also a UNESCO heritage site. Must-see historic treasures located here include the Forbidden Purple City, Imperial Citadel, Tombs of the Emperors and the Royal Palace.
Whether you're taken to Hoi An, Hue, Da Nang or all of these areas on your travels, each of these places will provide you with a rewarding and enriching experience. We recommend learning how to make a hat made with leaves, which is a cultural tradition before you go and sampling the local cuisine mostly composing of fresh seafood with an Asian twist.
