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Vietnam's Hidden Gems

This selection features authentic cultural sites across Da Nang, Hoi An, and Hanoi. It includes the Dragon Bridge, known for its weekend fire-breathing displays, and the 16th-century craft villages of Thanh Ha and Kim Bong, where traditional pottery and woodworking techniques are preserved. The list also features local trading hubs like Con Market and specialized workshops where visitors can observe embroidery, leatherworking, and lantern making first-hand.

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Dragon Bridge

Spanning 666 meters across the Han River, this steel bridge is modeled after a Ly Dynasty dragon. On Saturday and Sunday nights at 9:00 PM, the dragon's head performs a synchronized fire and water breathing display.

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Con Market

If you wish to experience the local culture and buy some local products, this is a place to be.

Tae Gue Lim / CC-BY-SA

Thanh Ha Pottery Village

A piece of history got preserved in this pottery village where you can admire the original work of art of Vietnamese people.

Vyacheslav Argenberg / CC BY 2.0

Non Nuoc Beach

One of the cleanest and most peaceful beaches to visit. It's usually less crowded than others and the water is calmer, depending on the…

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Hoi An Handicraft Workshop

If you are interested in handmade products, embroidery, pottery, lanterns and more, this is a place for you.

DIY Box - Leather & Coffee Workshop

Coffee place and a workshop? If you are into coffee and crafts, this is a place for you.

Làng mộc Kim Bồng

Established in the 16th century on Cam Kim Island, this village is renowned for traditional woodworking. Local artisans specialize in intricate furniture, religious statues, and boat building, blending Northern Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architectural influences.