5-Day Da Nang & Hoi An Trip with Agnes and 9 Guests from the Philippines

A memorable trip is not only about how many places you visit. It is also about the photos you bring home, the laughter along the way, and the moments you share while discovering somewhere new together.

Tan Trinh Travel was happy to welcome Agnes and her group of 9 guests from the Philippines for a 5-day, 4-night Da Nang and Hoi An tour in Central Vietnam.

With only nine guests, the trip had the relaxed atmosphere of a small-group tour. The group had plenty of time to enjoy each destination, take beautiful photos, try local experiences, and travel at a comfortable pace.

From the clouds of Ba Na Hills and the famous Golden Bridge to Vietnamese Ao Dai photos in Hoi An, the Pink Church, Marble Mountains and Linh Ung Pagoda, every day brought a different side of Da Nang and Hoi An.

One of our favorite moments came at the end of the journey, when the group recorded a thank-you video for Tan Trinh Travel. For our team, seeing our guests return home with happy memories is always the best part of the trip.

Day 1: Welcome to Da Nang

After arriving at Da Nang International Airport, Agnes and her group were welcomed by the Tân Trình Travel team and transferred to their hotel.

The first day was kept simple and relaxing, giving everyone time to rest after their flight and get ready for the adventures ahead.

Traveling as a small group also made airport pick-up and transportation easier. The nine guests could settle in comfortably and start enjoying Da Nang from the moment they arrived.

Day 2: Ba Na Hills and the Famous Golden Bridge

Day two brought the group to one of the most famous attractions in Central Vietnam, Sun World Ba Na Hills.

From the foot of the mountain, the group took the cable car up to Ba Na Hills and enjoyed the beautiful mountain scenery along the way.

Photos at the Golden Bridge

The highlight of the morning was the world-famous Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills.

Held by two giant stone hands high above the mountains, the Golden Bridge has become one of the most iconic places to visit in Da Nang.

Agnes and her friends captured plenty of beautiful photos here, with the mountains and clouds creating a perfect backdrop.

French Village, Flower Gardens and Fantasy Park

After visiting the Golden Bridge, the group continued exploring some of Ba Na Hills' most popular attractions, including:

• Beautiful flower gardens
• French Village
• European-style architecture
• Fantasy Park
• Scenic photo spots around the mountain

For lunch, everyone enjoyed a buffet at Ba Na Hills before spending more time exploring and taking photos.

By the end of the day, the group had already collected one of the biggest photo albums of the entire trip.

Day 3: Pink Church, Seafood Buffet, Basket Boats and Hoi An

Day three mixed sightseeing, food, fun activities and Vietnamese culture into one colorful journey.

Check-in at Da Nang Pink Church

The morning started at Da Nang Cathedral, commonly known to international visitors as the Pink Church.

Its distinctive pink exterior and classic architecture make it one of the most recognizable photo spots in central Da Nang.

Naturally, Agnes and her group made sure to take plenty of photos before moving on to their next experience.

Seafood Buffet at Luc Thien Mon

After visiting the Pink Church, the group enjoyed a seafood buffet at Luc Thien Mon.

It was a chance to sit down together, enjoy a relaxed lunch and recharge before the afternoon activities.

Food is often an important part of any trip, and sharing a meal together gave the group another opportunity to laugh, talk and enjoy their time in Da Nang.

Basket Boat Experience at Bay Mau Coconut Forest

The next stop was Bay Mau Coconut Forest near Hoi An, where everyone got to experience one of the area's most entertaining activities: riding a traditional Vietnamese basket boat.

The round bamboo boats took the group through peaceful waterways surrounded by coconut palms.

For a group of nine friends traveling together, the experience quickly became one of the most fun parts of the day, with plenty of photos, videos and laughter along the way.

Wearing Vietnamese Ao Dai in Hoi An Ancient Town

One of the most special experiences of Agnes' trip was renting Vietnamese Ao Dai and taking photos in Hoi An Ancient Town.

Instead of simply walking through the old streets, members of the group dressed in traditional Vietnamese Ao Dai and created a beautiful photo collection surrounded by Hoi An's historic scenery.

The colorful Ao Dai looked especially beautiful against:

• Hoi An's famous yellow walls
• Traditional tiled roofs
• Small historic streets
• Local shops and old houses
• Colorful lanterns

It was more than just a photo session. Wearing Ao Dai gave the group a chance to experience a small but meaningful part of Vietnamese culture during their holiday.

Hoi An by Night and Lantern Wishes

As evening arrived, Hoi An became even more beautiful.

The group walked through the lantern-lit streets, enjoyed the atmosphere around the Hoai River and experienced the tradition of releasing floating lanterns onto the water.

After a full day of the Pink Church, seafood buffet, basket boats and Ao Dai photos, everyone returned to Da Nang with plenty of new memories.

Day 4: Marble Mountains, Linh Ung Pagoda, My Khe Beach and Han River

Day four was all about discovering more of Da Nang's famous natural, cultural and city attractions.

Exploring the Marble Mountains

The first stop was the Marble Mountains, one of Da Nang's best-known attractions.

Here, the group explored the mountain scenery, caves, pagodas and spiritual sites found throughout the area.

The peaceful setting offered a completely different experience from Ba Na Hills and Hoi An, adding another side of Central Vietnam to the group's journey.

Visiting Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula

After the Marble Mountains, the group continued to Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula.

The pagoda is famous for its large Lady Buddha statue facing the sea, peaceful grounds and impressive views over the coastline and Da Nang city.

Agnes and her friends also captured many beautiful photos during their visit.

My Khe Beach, Dragon Bridge and Love Bridge

The journey continued with some of Da Nang's best-known city landmarks.

The group had time to visit and take photos at:

• My Khe Beach
• Dragon Bridge
• Love Bridge
• Han River area

They also had a chance to try Vietnamese drip coffee or another local drink, a simple experience that many international travelers enjoy while visiting Vietnam.

In the evening, the group experienced a Han River cruise, enjoying the city lights from the water before visiting the night market.

From mountains and pagodas to beaches, bridges and the river, the fourth day showed just how diverse Da Nang can be.

Day 5: APEC Park, Han Market and Airport Transfer

The final day was designed to be easy and relaxed.

The group visited APEC Park, one of the modern photo spots in central Da Nang, before heading to Han Market for some last-minute shopping.

It was a good opportunity to pick up Vietnamese coffee, local specialties, souvenirs and small gifts for family and friends back in the Philippines.

After shopping, Tân Trình Travel transferred the group to the airport, bringing their 5-day Da Nang and Hoi An journey to an end.

Why a Small-Group Da Nang Tour Works So Well

One of the highlights of Agnes' trip was having only nine people in the group.

A small-group tour can offer several advantages:

• Easier and more comfortable transportation
• Less waiting time
• More time for photos
• A relaxed and friendly atmosphere
• More flexibility at each attraction
• Easier support from the tour guide

Instead of feeling rushed from one attraction to another, the group had more time to enjoy the destinations and share the experience together.

Beautiful Memories from Da Nang and Hoi An

During their five days in Central Vietnam, Agnes and her friends visited many of the region's most famous attractions, including:

Ba Na Hills, Golden Bridge, Da Nang Pink Church, Bay Mau Coconut Forest, Hoi An Ancient Town, Marble Mountains, Linh Ung Pagoda, My Khe Beach, Dragon Bridge and APEC Park.

The Ao Dai photo session in Hoi An was especially memorable and became one of the visual highlights of the trip.

For Tân Trình Travel, real photos of our guests enjoying their holiday tell the story better than any advertisement could.

A Thank-You Video from Agnes and Her Group

One of the most meaningful moments for our team happened after the tour.

Agnes and her friends recorded a video to thank Tân Trình Travel for arranging their journey.

It was a short video, but it meant a lot to us.

For a travel company, genuine feedback from guests after a trip is one of the best ways to know that the experience was truly enjoyable.

Thank you, Agnes and friends, for choosing Tân Trình Travel for your Vietnam journey. We hope to welcome you back again to explore more of Vietnam in the future.

Planning a Da Nang and Hoi An Trip?

If you are looking for a 5-day Da Nang and Hoi An tour for your family, friends or a small group, Tân Trình Travel can help arrange a trip based on:

• Your group size
• Travel dates and flight schedule
• Preferred hotel category
• Attractions you would like to visit
• Meal requirements
• Group tour or private tour preference

The itinerary can be adjusted to suit the needs and travel style of each group.

Tân Trình Travel

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a 5-day Da Nang and Hoi An tour suitable for a small group?

Yes. Families and groups of friends can choose between a group tour or a private tour depending on their group size, budget and travel preferences.

Is Ba Na Hills worth visiting for Filipino travelers?

Yes. Ba Na Hills is especially popular with Filipino visitors because of the Golden Bridge, mountain views, cooler weather and numerous photo spots.

Can visitors rent Ao Dai in Hoi An?

Yes. Visitors can rent Vietnamese Ao Dai in Hoi An and take photos around the Ancient Town. It is a popular experience for international travelers who want beautiful photos while discovering Vietnamese culture.

Can the itinerary be customized for families or groups of friends?

Yes. The itinerary can be adjusted according to group size, flight schedule, age, preferred attractions and other travel requirements.