Hoi An

Hoi An used to be a bustling, prosperous trade port during past centuries, before its role was replaced by Da Nang. Merchants from many countries on different continents came here to seek silk, spices and handicraft products including porcelain and … Read More

Hoi An Ancient Town is a Unesco world heritage site by the mouth of the Thu Bon River. It has grid-plan streets filled by silk lanterns and bougainvillea flowers that served as a trading port from 15th to 19th century. Although it … Read More

As an attraction including attractions, Hoi An Old Town requires an entrance ticket to tourists who come from other parts of Vietnam and the world. It raises funds for preservation of the world heritage as well as its thousands of old … Read More

Lanterns are the signature of Hoi An Old Town, the 3rd Unesco world heritage site in Vietnam. Especially at night, these traditional handicraft objects are lit up and make the town so atmospheric. In the full moon, locals drop plenty of … Read More

Hoi An won the title “Asia’s leading cultural destination” recently in a reputable global travel award. It’s a pretty riverine-coastal town with an ancient root, surrounded by peaceful pieces of countryside. 5,3 millions is the largest number of tourists who … Read More

Hoi An town is by the left bank of the Thu Bon River, and by that, it draws plenty of merchants by sailing boat to visit and trade. Its golden age in maritime commerce was from 15th to 19th century. Although the … Read More

Hoi An town sits by the left bank of the Thu Bon River, the largest and most important waterway in mother Quang Nam province. It’s also near the mouth of this river (called Cua Dai or “large estuary”), a few … Read More