"Return to Origins – Chạm về nguyên bản” Da Nang 2026 with Visit Indochina and exclusive free tours
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In response to the Da Nang tourism stimulus program 2026, Visit Indochina is launching a series of travel products under the theme “Return to Origins”, aiming to reconnect visitors with the city’s distinctive local values and rich cultural identity.
Traditional culture in Da Nang brings visitors closer to local heritage and festive atmosphere in 2026.
According to Nguyen Son Thuy, Director of Visit Indochina, the highlight of the program lies in immersive journeys that allow travelers to truly “touch” traditional craft villages, heritage culture, local cuisine, and everyday community life in Da Nang.
Reconnecting with culturally rich destinations
Through these experiences, visitors do not simply sightsee but live within authentic cultural spaces, feeling the warmth and hospitality of Da Nang’s tourism community.
The “Return to Origins” journeys include visits to traditional villages and cultural spaces across the Quang Nam – Da Nang region, such as Tra Que vegetable village, Cam Thanh coconut village, Thanh Ha pottery village, Kim Bong carpentry village, and creative art spaces like Cui Lu driftwood sculpture workshop in Hoi An.
Authentic cultural experiences in Da Nang and Hoi An—from craft villages to traditional arts—highlight sustainable tourism in 2026.
Culinary exploration is equally central, featuring iconic Central Vietnamese dishes considered national culinary treasures, including Mi Quang, Cao Lau, and rustic specialties like Vietnamese pancakes, all reflecting the bold flavors of the region.
Travelers will also have opportunities to immerse themselves in traditional festivals, spectacular fireworks celebrations, village communal houses, rural markets, and the daily rhythms of local family and community life.
Director Nguyen Son Thuy emphasized that this approach represents sustainable tourism centered on culture, aligning with the growing global trend toward meaningful travel experiences.
Free tour packages enhancing visitor experiences
To bring the initiative to life, Visit Indochina is offering complimentary tours within larger travel packages for groups of two guests, supporting the Da Nang tourism stimulus campaign 2026.
Tour 1 – “Touch the Craft Villages” (3 days, 2 nights)
Day 1: Airport pickup in Da Nang and hotel check-in
Day 2: Cycling tour through Tra Que, Thanh Ha pottery, Cam Kim carpentry, and Cui Lu sculpture workshop
Day 3: Airport transfer for departure
The tour includes airport transfers, one-day tour guide service, and bicycles for village exploration.
Tour 2 – “Touch the Local Cuisine” (3 days, 2 nights)
Alongside similar airport and accommodation services, the highlight is a one-day motorbike food discovery tour following the “eat like a local” concept, allowing travelers to enjoy authentic regional dishes as locals do.
Eco-tourism and local lifestyle experiences in Da Nang offer immersive journeys into nature and community culture.
Booking information and conditions Both complimentary tours in the Da Nang tourism promotion program:
For details and advance registration, travelers should contact Visit Indochina via:
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Visit Indochina accompanies Da Nang at OTM India 2026 From February 5 to 7, Visit Indochina, together with six representative tourism enterprises from Da Nang, was introduced by the Da Nang Tourism Promotion Center at OTM 2026, held at the Jio World Centre Exhibition & Convention Centre in Mumbai, India. The Da Nang tourism pavilion at OTM 2026 featured six key travel brands: Visit Indochina, Phu Minh Quang Travel, Altour Indochina, Hoi An Memories Land, Uniquely Travel, and Vinpearl. Through destination storytelling centered on identity and experience, Da Nang presented a diverse ecosystem of MICE tourism and wedding tourism products, where culture, heritage, cuisine, traditional performing arts, and community spaces are positioned as the core values of the destination. |
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