[2025 Hoi An Attraction] Travel Guide for Hoi An Old Town (Updated Mar)

💞Recommended Reason: Hoi An Ancient Town is quite unique, and I took many beautiful photos❤️ You can visit Hoi An Ancient Town both in the morning and at night for two different experiences. The coconut boat tour lasts about 50 minutes, with performances along the way. The boatman will help you take photos and spin the coconut boat crazily🤣 If you can't handle it, you can ask them to slow down😹.

#chillandthrill Hoi An is like a living postcard, with its colorful lanterns, narrow streets, and riverside charm. Walking through the ancient town feels like a step back in time, with traditional shophouses and historic temples at every turn. I loved stopping by little cafes for Vietnamese coffee and watching the world go by. At night, the lanterns light up the streets, and the whole place feels magical. Don’t miss the night market—it’s a treasure trove of local crafts, street food, and good vibes. 📍Hoi An Ancient City, Vietnam #vietnam #hoian #ancientcity

#newyearnewtrip Ring in the New Year in Hoi An Ancient Town for an unforgettable experience! 🎉🏮✨ The streets come alive with colorful lanterns 🎏, traditional music 🎶, and lively performances. Stroll along the Thu Bon River 🚤, light a floating lantern for good luck 🕯️, and enjoy delicious local dishes like Banh Mi and Cao Lau 🍜🥢. Fireworks light up the sky 🌌, adding magic to the celebration. Hoi An is the perfect mix of charm and festivity! 🌟❤️ #beachlife #myitinerary#couplestrip #staycation #familytravel

Hoi An, Vietnam, is a magical blend of history, culture, and charm. Strolling through its ancient streets feels like stepping back in time. The yellow-washed buildings with weathered facades, colorful lanterns swaying gently in the breeze, and the reflection of lights on the Thu Bon River create an unforgettable atmosphere. The Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a treasure trove of traditional architecture, with Chinese temples, Japanese merchant houses, and French colonial influences. Visiting the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge or enjoying a meal of Cao Lau noodles adds depth to the experience. By night, Hoi An transforms into a glowing wonderland with its famous lantern festival—a true feast for the senses. Beyond its beauty, the warm smiles of the locals and their vibrant crafts, from tailoring to lantern-making, leave a lasting impression. Hoi An is not just a place; it’s a feeling you carry with you long after you leave. #vietnamtrip #travel #thingstodo

Hoi An is a small charming town nearby Danang city. The main action there starts after sunset. Hoi An is famous for traditional silk lanterns that local lit at night. There are so many of the lights everywhere. The entire embankment, all the restaurants, every single boat is decorated with the lanterns... it feels like in a fairytale! I took a boat ride after sunset, then went for a dinner at a place with a beautiful terrace, and then grabbed a drink while staring at the Riverside and watched all the lanterns in the boats. Hoi An is a perfect place to buy souvenirs, try local food at the night market, and enjoy elegant atmosphere of this pretty town. #internationaltravel #vietnam #100waysoftravel #hoian Tip: you can easily get to Hoi An from Danang by bus, taxi or scooter. Just keep in mind that buses stop running around 6 PM or so.

# chartered car The total cost for two days is $3200, and the car type is an ordinary five-seater sedan. Day 1: After landing, the driver picked us up at the airport and started the trip directly 9:30-14:00 Ba Na Mountain 15:00-17:30 Han Market, Ăn Thôi Restaurant, Cộng Cà Phê, Bánh mì Happy bread AA French bread), Pheva chocolate, Pink Church, GO! Supermarket (Big C) 18:00 Check in 18:30 After the massage, we will take Grab back to the hotel. Day 2: 12:00 Thìa Gỗ Lunch 14:00-15:30 Canaan Island 16:00-20:00 Hoi An Ancient Town, afternoon tea, Bánh Mì Phượng French bread, Ao Dai photo taking 【Must-see attractions】 Attraction name + introduction: Ba Na Hills A famous attraction in Da Nang is the longest cable car in the world. As the cable car goes up, you can enjoy the scenery of Da Nang, the Golden Buddha's Hand Bridge and the French Village. After boarding the cable car, you will go directly to the French Village at the top, one of the most popular destinations in Ba Na Hills, with landmarks such as squares, churches, old villages and hotels, as well as restaurants and amusement parks. Then we came to the most popular Golden Buddha's Hand Bridge. There were so many people that it was difficult to take photos of the aerial view. We all took photos with passers-by. After walking across the bridge, there was a small area next to it that was less crowded. From there, we could get close to the Buddha's Hand Bridge. Take a photo. Price: Tickets + cable car are about $1,000. It is recommended that you buy tickets online to avoid the crowds of people queuing up to buy tickets on site. 【Must-eat food】 1. Restaurant + must-try dishes: Thìa Gỗ I ordered beef rice noodles, fried spring rolls and pancakes. The rice noodles soup is sweet and not salty. The fried spring rolls are crispy and not greasy. The pancakes are super big. They are wrapped with rice paper, lettuce and sauce. They taste delicious. The crispy flavor of the pie crust also has the sweetness of the lettuce, and the filling inside the pie tastes very rich. 2. Restaurant + must-try dishes: Ăn Thôi Restaurant Located next to the Han Market, there were still a lot of people at 3pm. The decoration was very cute. I ordered pineapple fried rice, beef pho, stir-fried water spinach, pancakes and fried spring rolls. The pineapple fried rice actually came with scary three-color vegetables! ! ! But fortunately, after picking them out, they are delicious. The fried water spinach feels a bit unpleasant and too salty, but the other flavors are pretty good. 3. Restaurant + must-try dish: Bánh Mì Phượng French bread Located near the ancient town of Hoi An, there are many people queuing up. The French bread is very crispy, and with the meat and eggs inside, it tastes very good. 【Accommodation recommendation】 Hotel name: voco Ma Belle Danang, an IHG Hotel Hotel address: 168 Võ Nguyên Giáp, Street, Sơn Trà, Đà Nẵng It is located near My Khe Beach. I booked a triple room for three people. I found it difficult to sleep on the bunk beds because the bed was very small and the quilt was very small. Later, I asked the housekeeping staff to give me a large quilt, but the big bed Just slept well. There is an infinity swimming pool, so you can enjoy the sea view while soaking in the water. Price: Three people stay for two nights (Saturday and Sunday), about $11,000.

#bestsunset #100WaysOfTravel It is an awesome boat ride from the Lantern Park at Hoi An Old Market towards Hoi A Memories Land. The meeting time was 5.30pm and the sunset timing in September is abut 5.40pm which is much earlier than our Singapore timing. As the sun set earlier in Hoi An, the lights also switch on early and the entire park is illuminated. But as you sail on the boat, you still can see the sun is setting and it sets quite fast too. There are also man floating lanterns and the sunset also cast its reflections onto the river, creating a lovely vibe to sail down the river in Hoi An. #vietnam #danang #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

#ancienttown Hoi An ancient town, renowned for its iconic architecture and vibrant cultural heritage which hold a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Vietnam. As a big fan of old town architecture, I made myself visit this famous and must visit place in Vietnam. The town is famous for its colorful lantern which add to the charm especially at night and you will find it in every corner of the city which makes this so iconic and one of a kind city. Most of the architecture here are influenced by Japanese, Chinese and European style. This is reflected in its architecture and street layout which is so stunning! There are so much activities to do there, including tailoring, cycling or even just have chill time at the cafe to witness the warm crowd at night. As it is famous for its tailor shops where you can have custom clothing made by the tailor. I had my friend there do some custom clothing and they were feeling happy with the result 😄 And cycling is the top notch activity you should do during your stay in Hoi An. You can easily find a bicycle rental or you can get free bike rent at certain hotels. So you can make sure in advance to the hotel before you book it. The best time to do cycling is during evening to sunset time and also at night. You will have so much fun during that time. The best way to get there in my opinion, you need to fly to Da Nang City if you feel you are far away to take bus. After you reach at Da Nang City, you could rent a motorbike and ride for around. 30 minutes. I suggest you to at least spend a night in Hoi An ti maximize your exploring in this worthy ancient town 🤩 📍Hoi An ancient town, Vietnam 🇻🇳 #100waysoftravel #hoian #vietnam #oldtown #holiday #vietnamtrip

"The greatest benefit of travel is not seeing many people or beautiful scenery, but walking and suddenly getting to know yourself again in an encounter." Vietnam seems to be the last stop for most people with limited travel expenses in Southeast Asia. In my past narrow cognition, poverty, chaos, and barbarism seem to be its labels, but when I really came to Da Nang, Vietnam, I seemed to find something more important than the label, that is, inner peace. The first day's itinerary was arranged in the Camellia Peninsula, Pink Church, Hoi An Ancient City and My Khe Beach. 1 Camellia Peninsula The Camellia Peninsula is famous for its giant Guanyin, primitive trees and Confucian culture. Guanyin stands tall, facing the sea, overlooking the world, and everything grows wildly under it. Guanyin and temples are more endowed with the meaning of "guard" in the traditional sense of "town". It seems to be guarding a territory while "wind and rain are smooth", and also carefully guarding the existence of every small object in the all-inclusive. For me who is walking at this moment, it seems to be moisturizing my dry soul invisibly. 2 Pink Church The church was painted a lovely pink. Although it has been polished by the years and lost its past glory, when you walk in, you can still feel the French romance of the colonial period. The towering church and rows of stone benches seem to be able to imagine the scene of happy people completing the ceremony here. Thinking about it, the hot afternoon time seems to become extremely lazy and comfortable. 3 Hoi An Ancient City This is where Zheng He stopped seven times in the Western Ocean. Although the port has been discontinued, the remaining ancient city seems to be still telling us the past history in its own way. The dark-skinned, short Vietnamese vendors wear bamboo hats and sell goods and services to tourists in Vietnamese that they don't understand, or special fruits, food or handicrafts; Da Nang girls wearing local Ao Dai costumes wander the streets; Da Nang old women wearing bamboo hats sit on the roadside to sell local cakes; all people meet in this ancient city for a thousand years, feeling the warmth of the years. 4 My Khe Beach My Khe Beach is one of the six most beautiful beaches in the world. The 600-meter coastline is long enough for people to enjoy the sea breeze while running wildly on the beach. I almost go to the beach every year when I travel. Sometimes I am happy and sometimes I am upset, but the sea seems to have some kind of magic power. It can equally accommodate all restless souls, let the sea breeze blow away all thoughts, and only leave a relaxed soul. Banana Mountain On the second day, with romantic imagination, we took the cable car up to Banana Mountain. The original forest under our feet was lush and fascinating, and we secretly hoped to see the figure of a giant animal. After experiencing the temperature of ice and fire, at the junction of sunlight and thick fog, I seemed to see a miracle. The body quickly responded, the pores contracted, and the tinnitus became more and more intense. I expected more surprises. When I got off the cable car, the thick fog and low temperature of 10 degrees on the top of the mountain quickly wrapped us. With excitement, we walked on the Internet celebrity check-in place-the Buddha's Hand Golden Bridge. The bridge body is graceful like a dragon, leading people forward slowly. In the thick fog that can't be opened, the Buddha's hand is looming. Only the giant hand firmly supports the bridge body. People stay on the bridge and take countless group photos. Try to leave a miracle. The castle group is the residence of French colonists in history. It was once related to tragic war history such as war, disaster, and refugees, which is awe-inspiring. However, now, the wise and brave people of Da Nang have unloaded its heavy historical burden and turned it into an indispensable part. They have completely preserved the castle and continue to enrich it, hoping to get more wealth. Shuttle through the winery, glimpse the ancient winemaking civilization of the French manor in every old wine barrel; under the guidance of the bell, we walked up a mountain road, saw an elegant tea room in the desolation, and people walked in leisurely. Going up, there are ancient Chinese pagodas and temples. There are no monks here, no business opportunities, only devout believers. I stood in the temple and looked at the French castle. There was no inner turmoil and too many thoughts, only a calm and calm heart. The people of Da Nang seem to live indecently, and even a bit of poor sourness, but they seem to enjoy life more than we do. Perhaps this is related to factors such as history, politics, economy, and living environment. I think it depends more on their inherent beliefs. Once a person has faith, he has the courage to face the ups and downs of life and the confidence to slow down and live with his heart. In comparison, we are all in a hurry now, afraid that we can't keep up with our peers, and we can be fast. But life that is exhausted will not make us happy.

#ancienttown #100WaysOfTravel A busy market selling livestocks, seafood, handicraft to cooked food is located very near to the Lantern Park. It is in the heart of Hoi An Ancient Town and it is a busy market filled with many street food and restaurants. You can get all kinds of fresh produce here and even sample local food fresh from the wok. There will be many hawkers roaming around and try to pass you their baskets for a photo sessions. If you accept it then please do patronize their goods or give them a small tip. Do be careful of anyone trying to sell you things because they might try to sell you at an inflated price. Always remember to bargain. #vietnam #hoian #danang #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

#myitinerary Day 1: Arrival in Da Nang & Visiting Hoi An Upon arriving in Da Nang and settling in, we head straight to Hoi An ancient town. Numerous local artisan shops lined up the streets and when night sets in, the streets glow with lanterns creating a magical ambience. Day 2: Beach Time and Coffee by the Paddy Fields We started our second day by visiting My Khe beach. The soft white sands and the sound of waves provide the perfect setting for relaxation at a nearby restaurant located by the beach - Esco Beach Da Nang. Later in the day, we took a short trip to a cafe facing paddy fields - Chic Chillax. The cafe is painted with vibrant colors offering an unobstructed view of the paddy fields. Peaceful vibes and feeling ! #danang #100waysoftravel #mykhebeach

#cafestory #100WaysofTravel #vietnam #coconutcoffee Our day trip to the ancient town of Hội An was steeped in history, culture, and, of course, the local café scene. Among the countless charming spots to unwind, we were drawn to Memories Brunch and Cafe, a delightful three-story gem that blends modern comforts with the old-world charm of Hội An. The café itself was an oasis from the relentless heat outside. We were instantly drawn to the air-conditioned interior, where the atmosphere was cool and inviting, a perfect retreat from the blazing sun. The moment we sat down, we knew we had made the right choice. We ordered a coconut milk coffee—a local specialty—and it exceeded all expectations. The creamy texture, combined with the subtle sweetness of coconut, made each sip feel like a small, luxurious escape from the summer heat. But what truly made the experience memorable was the warm hospitality. The staff, attentive and friendly, brought us chilled water to refresh us further. To our pleasant surprise, the café’s owner personally came over to greet us. She had a radiant smile and a genuine warmth that made us feel like old friends. She shared a little insider tip: the best time to explore the ancient town was early in the morning, when the streets are empty, and the town feels like a serene, untouched relic of the past. Intrigued by her advice, we made a mental note for the next day, but first, we ventured up to the café’s balcony. As we stepped outside, the view took our breath away. Below us, Hội An sprawled out like a living postcard—ancient rooftops, winding streets, and the gentle curve of the Thu Bồn River all bathed in the golden glow of the setting sun. It was a photographer’s dream, every angle offering a new perspective on the town’s timeless beauty. As we sipped the last of our coffee and soaked in the view, we realized that this moment, perched above the ancient town with a perfect cup of coffee in hand, was the essence of what makes travel so special. It’s the small, unexpected moments of connection—with a place, its people, and even yourself—that linger in your memory long after the journey ends.

#100WaysOfTravel As a worshipper of Old Town vibes, I made myself step in the old town in Vietnam called Hoi An. The old town style here still in pure and original touch as the lantern is the most iconic attraction to tourist and spread everywhere in the city. The old town style holds perfectly as an identity of Hoi An which renowned as one of the best old town in Vietnam. This makes Hoi An interesting to visit and no wonder if there are a lot of tourist coming to witness its original old vibes touch. As my recommendation, I suggest you to rent a bike (for some cases, some hotels will allow you to use their bike for free) and explore the city during sunset time and so on as this time will be the best temperature and there will be a lot of attraction start opening such as canal ride and authentic local stores. On how to get there, you could take bus from wherever you are and make sure there is available bus route direct to Hoi An or Da Nang city, or you can also take plane to Da Nang city. After you arrived in Da Nang, you could rent a motorbike or car and drive for around 30 minutes to get there. Staying a night is optional but it will be more enjoyable if you stay a night in Hoi An. It is worth visiting town, i assure you. As of now, Hoi An is my top notch worth visiting destination in Vietnam. It serves peaceful, quiet, warm and politeness by the local! It's absolutely fun in Hoi An. 📍Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam #vietnam #hoian

#myitinerary ### 🌟 Discover the Timeless Charm of Hoi An Ancient Town in 2 Days 🌟 #### **Day 1: Embrace the Heritage & Culture** - **Morning: 🌅 Explore the Ancient Streets** - Start your day with a leisurely stroll through Hoi An's enchanting ancient streets. Marvel at the well-preserved architecture, visit the iconic **Japanese Covered Bridge**, and drop by **Fujian Assembly Hall**. - **Afternoon: 🍜 Culinary Delights** - Join a cooking class to learn how to make traditional Vietnamese dishes. Enjoy your self-made lunch and then visit **Hoi An Market** to experience the vibrant local life. - **Evening: 🌟 Lantern-Lit Evenings** - As the sun sets, the town comes alive with colorful lanterns. Take a boat ride on the **Thu Bon River** and release your own floating lantern for good luck. #### **Day 2: Dive into Local Experiences** - **Morning: 🚴 Countryside Adventure** - Rent a bicycle and explore the nearby countryside. Visit **Tra Que Vegetable Village** and learn about local farming practices. - **Afternoon: 🛍️ Tailor-Made Memories** - Hoi An is famous for its tailor shops. Spend the afternoon getting custom-made clothing or exploring the unique handicraft shops. - **Evening: 🍷 Riverside Dining** - End your trip with a relaxing dinner at one of the riverside restaurants. Savor local dishes while enjoying the serene view of the illuminated river. #### **How to Reach Hoi An:** - **By Air**: Fly into Da Nang International Airport, then take a 45-minute drive to Hoi An. - **By Train**: Arrive at Da Nang Railway Station and take a taxi or shuttle to Hoi An. - **By Bus**: Several bus services connect Hoi An with nearby cities. Enjoy your unforgettable 2-day journey through the historic and charming Hoi An! 🌺 #flowerlover #hoian #vietnm #vietjet #river #mytripvlog

With its rich history, unique architecture and colorful cultural activities, Hoi An Ancient Town has become one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Vietnam and is currently my favorite place in Vietnam😍 1. Mot hoi an herbal tea When you are in extremely hot weather and see people holding an unknown drink with some smoothie in it, you must have a drink! Everyone will silently keep walking towards this store, and then silently pay for it. Even if they don’t know where the specific location is, they will find it with the crowd! Whether it tastes good or not depends on the individual, but at least it’s cool enough 🧊 2. Rickshaw There are so many rickshaws in Vietnam that they are all over the road. When they are taking a break, they will see neat rows of them. The drivers are either chatting with the driver next door or lying on the rickshaw with their feet up. The scene is really interesting, but this activity for tourists requires bargaining, so be sure to negotiate a good price before getting on the bus! (Rather than sitting in the car, I prefer to see them neatly lined up in a row. It looks particularly healing) 3. Release the water lamp When you come to Hoi An, you must take a boat ride to put out water lanterns. Even if you don’t want to put them out, you will still ask for a price when you see others putting them out, and you will find that “ah~ it’s so cheap.” 🔥Those who are afraid of fire should be careful🥺 Although it is a very ceremonial event, it is very warm for families and very romantic for couples, but the wind on the water is really strong, and the lanterns will be blown around and messed up if you are not careful. I was so angry that I quickly let go and put the lamp down. As soon as I put it out, the lamp poured directly into the water and went out. I hope all my wishes will come true🥺🤞🏻 4. Must-eat French bread The French bread in Vietnam🇻🇳 is really good! very! good! eat! , it tastes quite delicious. In addition to buying bánh mì to eat (with fillings), we saw the French bread mini factory producing it on the roadside and couldn’t help but buy two sticks to eat🥖😍😍 (Whether Vietnamese put it in a bag or a basket, it will be delivered directly to you without packaging. You don’t have to worry about getting dirty when playing with it. You can just take it with you👌🏼In order to eat, you will lose all mysophobia👍🏼) Small encyclopedia: Hội An Ancient Town is located in Quang Nam Province in central Vietnam. It is an ancient trading port with a long history and well-preserved. The city’s history dates back to between the 15th and 19th centuries, when it was one of the most important trading ports in Southeast Asia ⚓️ Hoi An attracted businessmen from China, Japan, India and Europe, forming a multicultural city. Therefore, the architectural style of Hoi An Ancient Town combines Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and French elements. The streets within the ancient city are narrow and winding, lined with well-preserved wooden commercial buildings and temples. These foreign cultures not only influenced its architectural style, but also had a profound impact on Hui'an's religion and lifestyle. #rickshaw #entire row #lantern #port #Hui'an #古城 ##凯安 ##hoian #Vietnam #vietnam #hoianoldtown #visit

Hoi An tailor shops are well-known locally for their exquisite skills and personalized services. These tailors usually offer tailor-made clothing, which can be remade or off-the-rack made to fit you, ranging from traditional clothing to modern fashion. When we passed by this area, we were dazzled by the clothes. Every one of them wanted to go in and have a look. However, the design of this Son Boutique is very simple, fashionable and beautiful. After walking around, we decided to come here and walked in. Try this and that too! Originally, only my sister wanted to buy it, but now everyone, including my sister, mother, and younger sisters, bought it. One of them even bought several pieces😆😆 The tailors here are all very experienced! He is also very good at doing business! 🌟Remember to negotiate the price with them, the process is very interesting~ The reason why there are so many tailor shops in Hoi An can be seen from several aspects: 1. History and Tradition: Hoi An has a long tradition of clothing making, which has been passed down from generation to generation (many of the eldest, second and third sisters run a shop), and many of their families and individuals have mastered the crafts of tailoring. skill. 2. Demand market: As people's demand for personalized and tailor-made clothing increases, the market demand for tailor shops is also growing. Tailor shops in Hoi An are able to provide fast, high-quality and personalized services, attracting a large number of customers. 3. Handicraft development: Hoi An has a very rich handicraft culture, which also promotes the development of the tailoring industry. Local residents have a deep love and respect for crafts, and this cultural background supports the prosperity of tailor shops. 4. Economic factors: The tailoring industry has relatively low entry barriers. Many people can start their own business by learning tailoring skills, which makes tailor shops common in Hoi An. 5. Impact of tourism: Hoi An’s tourism industry is developed, and tourists from all over the world often need to buy local clothing and souvenirs, which also promotes the development of tailor shops. ❣️Recommended stores: Store name: Son Boutique Tel: 0899222152 🌟You really don’t need to bring too many clothes when you come to Vietnam, especially in summer, it’s really too hot☀️☀️☀️☀️ and you need to change clothes all the time 🥵🔥 Buy it locally ~ it’s easy to buy, looks good, 100% suitable for the temperature here, very cheap, and can be customized! You can get the finished clothes in less than a day~ It’s really fast😍 ##tailor-made ##buy clothes ##shopping ##tailor ##tailormade ##vietnam

📍Pause & Enjoy Restaurant Located in Hoi An Old Town, this restaurant was a place we stumbled upon by simply checking the Google Map ratings nearby. Despite being tucked away in an alley, it has an overwhelming atmosphere, and the establishment was clean and cool, which I really liked. There were even dishes we didn't get to try that looked really tasty. If I go back to Hoi An, this is a place I would like to revisit.

📍Tomdo Business hours: Daily from 10 AM to 9 PM Located in Hoi An Old Town, tomdo is a spontaneous visit without any prior research, thanks to its impressive Google Maps rating of 4.9! I was able to taste really cost-effective lobster dishes. The lobster was plump, and the morning glory and the bread set were all delicious, each sauce was tasty, and it was a pleasure to enjoy the lobster in the cool air conditioning. I recommend it as an Old Town delicacy.

#vietnamtrip Hoi Quan Quang Trieu or well known as Cantonese Assembly Hall is located near Japanese Covered Bridge, Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam 🇻🇳 It was built in 1885 by Guangzhou province people from China as a places to gather Chinese community for daily activities & business related discussion. Today, Cantonese Assembly Hall used to worship of honor Guan Yu(a legendary warrior during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China) The architecture of Cantonese Assembly Hall is greatly influenced by Chinese style as we can see a two of the magnificent big crafted dragon statue on the front hall symbolize of protection 🙏 Open your eyes big & appreciate the stunning art work on the buildings & surrounding walls during your visit 🤩 Attraction: Cantonese Assembly Hall Address: 176 Tran Phu, Minh An Ward, Hoi An City, Quang Nam, Vietnam 🇻🇳 Opening hours: 8am - 5pm, daily #assembly #hoian

Hoi An, located in the center of Vietnam, is definitely not to be missed when traveling to Da Nang. It is only half an hour away by car anyway. Hoi An Ancient Town was listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage in 1999. It was a trading port from the 15th to the 19th century. Stepping into Hoi An Ancient Town is like traveling through a scene - Buildings with a rich history have been transformed into hotels, restaurants, cafes, commodity stores... a perfect blend of old and new. Strolling through the ancient town of Hoi An, day and night each have their own beauty... It's also good to sit by the river and have a drink and watch the locals live their leisurely life. #Mother's Day2024

A visit to Da Nang is not complete without visiting Hoi An which is located 30 km from Da Nang International Airport. Inscribed in 1999 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hoi An Ancient Town is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a South-East Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century. We spent half a day exploring the ancient town which is famous for its traditional architecture, lantern-lit streets and vibrant atmosphere and iconic Japanese Covered Bridge. There were plenty of opportunities for us to capture stunning photos as we explored the old town. We also enjoyed checking out clothes stores which sell Vietnamese traditional costumes with beautiful prints. #danangtrip #vietnam #HoiAn #oldtown #ancient #unesco #tripblazers

🏨 Morning in Hoi An, Vietnam ✔ Many people come to Hoi An as a day trip from Da Nang, so it's easy to miss the morning in Hoi An. However, I think that the morning in Hoi An is a must-see if you come to Da Nang. If you come to Hoi An in the afternoon on a tour or a day trip, it's always crowded with people, so your satisfaction tends to decrease, but if you come to Hoi An in the morning, you won't get tired because of the people. In particular, you can leisurely spend time in cafes that were difficult to go to because there were so many people early in the morning. I recommend the morning in Hoi An to everyone. #VietnamTravel #HoiAnTravel

Sino-Vietnamese tourism is mainly concentrated in Da Nang. After all, it is more lively and has more scenic spots. But no matter what, you must set aside at least one day to come to Hoi An, especially Hoi An Ancient Town, because it is so beautiful here. You can feel the characteristics of the local ancient town and it is a scenery that cannot be seen in Taiwan. The day and night views are different. Coupled with the river in Hoi An Ancient Town, the goose-yellow walls and the full decoration of lanterns, it feels like going back to ancient times. Definitely the most unforgettable attraction in China-Vietnam tourism! (Friends who have been there all like Hoi An the most) Hoi An Ancient Town is located on the lower reaches of Thu Bon River, about 30 kilometers away from Da Nang, and the drive takes about 40-50 minutes. Because of its geographical location and weather factors, it was a busy international trade port in the 17th and 18th centuries. However, Da Nang later replaced Hoi An. However, because Hoi An was not damaged by the war and was well preserved, it gradually became popular among tourists and scholars. It was registered as a World Cultural Heritage in 1999

📸 Sharing with everyone these amazing photo spots I love in Vietnam! If you're planning to travel, you might find these places interesting! 1️⃣ Da Lat · Clay Tunnel A lesser-known clay sculpture village with many picturesque spots 📸. The most famous is these two giant opposing faces. The classic photo spot faces the mountains and rivers, creating a stunning shot‼️ 2️⃣ Nha Trang · Banahill Nha Trang's most iconic Golden Bridge is right here! Full of French charm 🏰. 3️⃣ Hoi An · Ancient Town Boat Ride Hoi An Ancient Town at night is truly enchanting, with lanterns 🏮 and boat lanterns 🛶 interweaving, creating a mesmerizing night scene that captivates visitors from all around the world. 4️⃣ Hoi An · Faifo The rooftop terrace offers the best view of the ancient town! 5️⃣ Da Lat · Linh Phuoc Pagoda Covered in colorful broken tiles, this pagoda is truly unique. 6️⃣ Nha Trang · My Khe Beach Ranked as one of the world's six most beautiful beaches, a surfing paradise! 🏄🏻‍♀️ 7️⃣ Nha Trang · The Anam I'd come to Nha Trang a thousand times for this resort! 🌴 8️⃣ Mui Ne · White Sand Dunes Half sea, half desert 🏜️. Such a landscape might only be found in Mui Ne. 9️⃣ Hoi An · Cua Dai Beach Sitting on a local basket boat, swaying in the coconut groves on the water 🏝️. It's fun and atmospheric! 🔟 Ho Chi Minh City · Tan Dinh Church Ho Chi Minh City's lovely pink church ⛪. Great photos can be taken from the terrace of a nearby cafe 📸. 1️⃣1️⃣ Ho Chi Minh City · Coffee Apartment A whole building filled with various ☕, a unique and vibrant scene in Ho Chi Minh City ✨. 1️⃣2️⃣ Mui Ne · Coastal Road Driving a brightly colored jeep by the seaside, passing through fishing villages with the sunset 🌅.

🇻🇳Harmonious Hoi An🇻🇳 This ancient city of Hoi An is just so splendid in all aspects. As we walked around, we noticed how beautifully built the structures are and the vibrant color of yellow. We also noticed lots of art around on walls as well as their signature lanterns hanging in a lot of places. It really makes you feel like you are whipped back in time when you walk around Hoi An—it truly gives you a unique experience—an unforgettable one I might add. I really enjoyed witnessing all sorts of cultural aspects in this town, even their Starbucks was adorable! #freehotelstay #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #境外遊 #foodie #foodies #coffee

🇻🇳The Harmonious Hoi An🇻🇳 The town of Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it has a lot of well-preserved buildings that display a mix of local and foreign influences that date way back to the 15th century. So many beautiful structures around and if you will notice they use the color yellow in a lot of their structures, this town is recognizable by these yellow buildings and it is why it is dubbed The Yellow City of Lanterns🏮 We strolled into the inner streets of Hoi An’s bustling old ancient town and we are met with lots of shops,cafes,restaurants and the Thu Bon River💙 It was quite nice to walk around and just see the buildings and people both local and tourists. A place worth your time when in Hoi An #freehotelstay #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #境外遊 #foodie #coffee #foodies

Hoi An, Vietnam, is a hot spot for recent travel to Vietnam. Various tourist attractions are crowded with tourists. The largest number of tourists are Koreans, followed by foreigners, and there are also mainland tour groups. The buildings in the ancient town are mainly yellow, and you will know that you have arrived at the ancient town when you enter this area. Most of the old houses have been converted into souvenir or handicraft shops, or restaurants, but the layout of the shops is a mixture of Chinese and Western or antique, which is quite unique. The ancient town used to be a place where Chinese people lived, so there are many guild halls, including the Fujian Guild Hall, the Chinese Guild Hall, and the Guangdong and Chaozhou Guild Hall. Although there is an entrance fee, it is worth it because it has the characteristics of overseas Chinese. It's a pity that we were unable to visit the Laiyuan Bridge (Nihonbashi Bridge) because it began major construction in the middle of this year. In addition to walking around the ancient city, tourists can also take a special bicycle tour of the ancient town, but the best time to take a bicycle tour is at dusk, when the sun's heat decreases and there is a cool breeze. You can also choose to take a boat when night falls and watch the lights of the ancient towns on both sides of the Qiupan River. There are also many restaurants on both sides of the river bank. You can try to dine at the food stalls by the river like the locals, sitting on Vietnamese low stools to eat, which is a unique flavor.

#wheretogo A popular tourists attraction in Hoi An ancient town is the thu bon river that goes around the area giving an extra touch while exploring the area. There is a very famous Japanese bridge that’s more than 400 years old now which was under construction when we are there. However there is still the main bridge that allows pedestrians to cross over the different sides of the town. But the main highlight is the river boat ride with lanterns! Usually tourists will ride it after darkness but we saw some of them riding in the evening. We chose darkness because we only had one night and wanted to explore the town first.

A must-see attraction around Da Nang, the mysterious Hoi An Ancient Town is a beautiful Vietnamese town that has been praised by countless foreign bloggers. The day and night in Hoi An are two completely different atmospheres. Yellow walls, purple flowers, and colorful lanterns and river lights at night. Every corner of the historical monuments hides its unique charm. Hoi An Ancient Town is an ancient harbor town with a history of more than 500 years. Businessmen from all over the world once lived here. It retains many characteristic buildings from various places, including Japan. , Chinese ancient buildings. Wandering around the ancient town of Hoi An, there are many specialty handicraft shops and coffee shops on the street. When you are tired, you can just walk into a coffee shop and drink Vietnamese coffee. It is very comfortable! #hoian #vietnam #coffeeholic #lovetraveling