See & Do in Hoi An

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

2 days are enough to know the highlights in Hoi An, a famous tourist destination in Central Vietnam. And for those who travel from city to city, 48 hours are not too long and too short to stay overnight and … Read More

The purple islands seen from An Bang or Cua Dai beaches are the Cham Islands. It’s one of the kind in the region where God bless it with fabulous beautiful coral reefs with a diversity of marine life. In 2009, … Read More

Nowhere else outside of Hoi An Coconut Village, travelers can find a basket boat ride across the immense palm forests. It’s an experience that allows the passengers to know better about the life of local fishermans, explore the communist base … Read More

Hoi An Coconut Village boasts of the most interlaced waterway system in the city. Four rivers encircle it and are connected together with smaller canals. Thanks to fertile alluvia and fresh water all year round, palm forests, gardens and rice … Read More

Cham people settled in Hoi An before the Vietnamese arrived and handed it over in 14th century. Influenced by Indian culture, they called the land “Amaravati”, similar name to a city in Southern India. It’s one of five official principalities … Read More

Most tour packages in Hoi An cover “ a guide”. He or she may be the first and closest local to the visitors, who lead the group to enjoy the whole holiday. Not only a staff with duties and responsibilities, … Read More

Spreading over an area of 30 hectares, Hoi An Old Town owns more than 1,100 timber buildings varying in function or type. In the oldest street, the Japanese bridge spans a small canal and today becomes the town’s emblem. Because … Read More

There are so many things to see, do, eat and sleep in Hoi An Old Town, so the visitors often are confused while planning and exploring. Starting the research from the maps makes everything become easier and the stress may … Read More