📍 Welcome to Hoi An, Vietnam’s romantic gem

🌟 Hoi An — the Vietnamese Venice You’ll Fall in Love With at Sunset When I say “magic,” I mean exactly this: the small ancient town of Hoi An with its narrow streets, lanterns, the aroma of fresh bread, and the rustle of silk. It’s as if this place was created not for tourists, but for the soul. And you want to come back here not just as a point on the map, but as a state. 📍 Welcome to Hoi An, Vietnam’s romantic gem — a town where silk floats on the air, lanterns glow like dreams, and every sunset feels like a love letter from the universe. 🚩 Hoi An Itinerary for 3–4 Days Hoi An Itinerary for 2–3 Days Day 1: Stroll through the Ancient Town Photos at the iconic Japanese Bridge Dinner at Morning Glory Original — top central Vietnamese cuisine Day 2: Lessons on how to sew a custom silk dress (I recommend B’Lan Silk) Coffee by the river at Cocobox Evening boat ride with candles and lanterns Day 2: Tailor-made silk dress (try B’Lan Silk) Coffee by the river at Cocobox Lantern-lit boat ride on Thu Bon River Day 3 (optional): Bike ride to Tra Que village or to An Bang Beach Vietnamese massage at White Rose Spa Signature snack - White Rose Dumplings Day 3 (Optional): Bike to Tra Que Village or relax at An Bang Beach Traditional massage at White Rose Spa Must-try: White Rose Dumplings 🏠 Where to Stay Where to Stay 🌿 Ocean Garden Boutique Hoi An by HavilandA cozy, stylish boutique hotel with a pool, beautiful balconies, and breakfast in the garden. Perfect for photos and relaxation. A chic boutique hotel with a garden breakfast, balcony views, and peaceful vibes is a traveler’s dream. 🍜 What to try Local Food Must-Try Cao Lau — Hoi An style noodles, you can’t get them anywhere else White Rose Dumplings — the most delicate flower-shaped dumplings Banh Mi Phuong — a sandwich that Anthony Bourdain himself praised Don’t miss: Cao Lau noodles — only made with Hoi An’s ancient well water White Rose Dumplings — delicate and iconic Banh Mi Phuong — the banh mi that Anthony Bourdain adored 📷 Photo Spots Top Photo Spots Street with silk lanterns near the Cantonese Assembly Hall Boats and reflections by the bridge Old rice paper stalls at sunset 💡 Travel Tips Wear light clothes and a dress for photos in the wind Best to shoot from 7am to 9am (less people) Cash and a smile are your best satellites Wear light clothes for flowy shots, shoot early morning for quiet charm, and carry cash + a smile. 🌹 Conclusion This town will slow you down, wrap you in silk, and remind you that beauty is in the details. This town slows you down!