Among all the cities we’ve visited in Vietnam, Hoi An made the best first impression. It wasn’t our favorite city but it was the most impactful. And a lot of that had to do with the Ancient Town.

Unlike Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An is small and provincial in feel. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site that provides a fascinating glimpse into what port life was like in 18th century Vietnam.

Walk around the Ancient Town and you’ll find a well-preserved labyrinth of shophouses and pagodas with paper lanterns zigzagging from building to building. It’s lovely at any time of the day but at night, it turns into something magical.

If you’re visiting Hoi An for the first time, then this detailed travel guide will tell you everything you need to know to plan your trip.

Whentraveling to Hoi An, you will see hundreds of years old houses, beautiful, green beaches at Cua Dai and Cu Lao Cham. Come and immerse yourself in the comfortable, peaceful and peaceful life of the residents here. On the full moon day of every month, the people here release flower lanterns posted into the river, the breeze pushes the lights down the water, brings your wishes away, and wishescome true. In Hoi An, you can also take part in the game of chalets, singing contest, old folk games…. but until now, not sure you know or remember.
Traveling to Hoi An, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the traditional cultural space with old craft villages such as Kim Bong carpentry village, Thanh Ha pottery village, Phuoc Kieu bronze casting village ... with traditional architectural style, together relics such as Hoi Quan Phuc Kien, Cau Pagoda, Quan Cong Temple or Ong Temple and Tranethnic Church, Hoi An ... ..they attract hundreds of visitors each year.

If you have the opportunity, do not hesitate to choose Hoi An as the next tourist destination in your journey to discover Vietnamese scenery. Hoi An will captivate any visitor here. Also holding the souls of the people who want to learn about ancient Vietnamese cultural values.