Hoi An Walking Food Tour

Da NangHoi AnVietnam
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Overview

  • Duration:1 day 0 nights
  • Tour Type:Classic
  • Language:English, French, German, Italian
  • Start from:$28 / Person
Join a local guide in Hoi An for a bicycle trip to the local market and Tra Que Vegetable Village. Along small roads and rice fields, observe daily countryside life and meet local farmers. At Tra Que, enjoy traditional E Water made from garden herbs, wear a farmer's uniform and conical hat, and experience organic vegetable growing. Return to a local house for a herbal head, shoulder, and foot massage, then take part in a hands-on cooking class. Learn vegetable decoration and prepare five dishes before lunch. Vegetarian meals are available on request. After resting, cycle back to your hotel.

Highlights

  • Explore Hoi An street food culture on a guided 2.5-hour walk.
  • Start at 5:00pm and visit lively local food stalls.
  • Taste iconic dishes such as Banh Mi and Cao Lau.
  • Enjoy local favorites including Com Ga and BBQ Pork Rolls.
  • Try Banh Bot Loc and local egg specialties.
  • Learn local customs and culinary stories from your guide.
  • Experience Hoi An's evening atmosphere while walking and dining.
  • Includes hotel pick-up in Hoi An city center.

Itinerary

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Hoi An Walking Food Tour

Join us for a delightful 2.5-hour Hoi An Street Food Experience on Foot, where you'll dive into the heart of the town's vibrant culinary culture. This tour is a fantastic opportunity to learn about local customs and savor the unique flavors that make Hoi An special.

5:00pm: Your local guide will lead you through lively streets, stopping at beloved food stalls to taste iconic dishes, including:
● Banh Mi: A delicious Vietnamese baguette filled with fresh ingredients.
● Cao Lau: Hoi An's signature thick rice noodles with pork, herbs, and special sauce.
● Cơm Gà (Chicken rice): Flavorful chicken rice, a local favorite.
● BBQ Pork Rolls: Tasty BBQ pork wrapped in rice paper with fresh herbs.
● Bánh Bột Lọc (Rice dumpling cake): Sticky rice cakes filled with shrimp or green beans.
● Hột Vịt Lộn (Balut egg) or Trứng gà nướng (Grilled chicken egg)

Each dish reveals a story of Hoi An's culinary heritage while immersing you in the town's vibrant atmosphere. Enjoy a satisfying meal as you stroll through the charming streets in the evening light.
Join us for a fun and flavorful journey through the authentic charm of Hoi An!

Note: this tour is not for vegetarians

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Includes/Excludes

  • Pick up at hotel (Hoi An city center)
  • English speaking tour guide
  • All foods as mentioned
  • A bottle of water
  • Personal expense services not mentioned above
  • Drinks
  • Tips and gratuities for guides and drivers
  • Drop off at hotel

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a visa to enter Vietnam?

- Most travelers need a visa to enter Vietnam. However, citizens of some countries can enjoy visa exemptions for short stays. You can apply for an e-Visa online, which is valid for up to 90 days for single or multiple entries. For more information, please visit https://evisa.gov.vn/
- To avoid last-minute issues, we strongly recommend applying for your visa as early as possible, especially during peak travel periods or public holidays.
- For urgent cases, we can assist with urgent visa processing and fast-track airport services upon request.

What are food options?

- We cater to diverse dietary needs, such as Halal, Indian, Western, vegan, and gluten-free, provided we are notified in advance.
- Special meal requests at select restaurants may involve additional fees based on local availability. Any extra costs will be communicated to you clearly for your approval.

What should I know before travelling? (Clothing, Power Outlets, Transport, Safety, Tips)

- Bring light, breathable clothing like cotton or linen for warm climates, and pack extra layers if visiting cooler or rainy regions. Comfortable shoes and a raincoat or umbrella are recommended.
- Vietnam uses Type A, C, and D plugs, with a standard voltage of 220V. It is advisable to carry a universal adapter to ensure the safe charging of your electronic devices.
- Vietnam is safe for tourists, including solo women, but watch out for pickpockets in crowds. Use taxi apps like Grab for affordable and safer city transport.
- The currency is Vietnamese Dong (VND). We recommend you carry some cash for small purchases such as street food or souvenirs.
- Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated. If you do Private Tour, tipping fee should be 3 USD/pax/day.

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