See & Do in Hoi An

Chinese people migrated to Hoi An from the early 17th century. Today, Chinese communities as a whole are the second most important piece to form the town’s unique culture. The foremost community, of course, is Vietnamese. The Chinese came here as … Read More

Hoi An old town is friendly for pedestrians, especially during the time that motorized vehicles (scooters, cars, etc) are prohibited to move around its heritage quarters. That is safe for tourists and they also enjoy the charm and atmosphere of … Read More

Today, travelers seek more experiences in the destination they go to. They want to have a deeper understanding about the culture of local people and interact with them. No other place in Vietnam is more fitted to this travel purpose … Read More

An Bang beach now becomes a popular tourist attraction in Hoi An. It may be the best known and most convenient to reach from the town’s centre. Not only tourists, locals visit this beautiful beach for swimming, cooling off and … Read More

As the most unique Vietnamese town, Hoi An is definitely worth visiting. Here, visitors have many things to do and experiences for their holiday time. Everyone knows that it has an old town featuring houses of yellow walls, colorful lanterns, … Read More

After dark, Hoi An becomes exceptionally spectacular. If planning to stay overnight or visiting this ancient heritage town, at least travelers know that it’s “decorated” by so many colorful lanterns. Lanterns are hung up at every house, in every street, … Read More

By the coast, Hoi An is at the confluence of 3 rivers: Thu Bon river, Truong Giang river and De Vong river. This economically strategic location has supported trading activities in the town from first years BC to the present. … Read More

There are many travelers visiting the Golden bridge from Hoi An. Both the bridge and the town today are must-see places in the region, so staying overnight in the town and going to the bridge in the next few days … Read More