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The Hoi An Lantern Festival holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. It serves as a platform to celebrate Vietnam's culture and heritage, fostering a sense of community and unity.
Hoi An has a reputation for being one of the prettiest cities in all of Vietnam and the Old Town here has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its 800 historic buildings.
Hoi An holds much more for travellers than just the Ancient Town. From beachfront restaurants to hidden cafes, round out your visit with this list of top 10 things to do in Hoi An by Vietnam Tourism.
Graceful, historic Hoi An is Vietnam’s most atmospheric and delightful town. Once a major port, it boasts the grand architecture and beguiling riverside setting that befits its heritage, and the 21st-century curses of traffic and pollution are almost entirely absent.
Hoi An is a place where the bold march of progress peters into a leisurely amble. In this one-time trading port, the Thu Bon River meanders past crumbling shop houses and weathered pagodas, while sampans come and go from the old ferry quay.
Hoi An, located in the heart of Quang Nam Province in central Vietnam, is approximately 860 km from Hanoi to the north and 865 km from Ho Chi Minh City to the south. Its strategic location along the North-South axis has made it a culturally rich and diverse town, where cultures from the two regions intersect.
Here are the top suggestions for what to do when visiting…. With its old-world architecture, cobbled streets, and distinctive yellow shop fronts festooned with colorful lanterns, it’s no wonder Hội An’s considered one of the most beautiful places in all of Vietnam.
By the estuary of Thu Bon river, Hoi An is one of the best places to visit in Vietnam. This Vietnamese town is a package for travelers – a pretty town close to the beach, rice fields, wooded hills and islands.
The UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town is known as one of the most charming and atmospheric towns in Vietnam. Located on the bank of the Thu Bon River, this well-preserved town reflects a harmonizing fusion of both indigenous and foreign cultures that have combined to create this unique heritage site. From 15th to 19th century, Hoi An used to be ...
Hoi An. History breathes through the lantern-lit streets and golden-hued walls of Hoi An Ancient Town. Once a bustling trade port on the maritime Silk Road, this UNESCO World Heritage Site now captivates visitors with its unique blend of architecture, a testament to its multicultural past.