Hoi An is a city on the central coast of Vietnam, known for its well-preserved old town, crossed by canals. The various historical influences of this ancient port city are reflected in its architecture, blending various eras and styles: wooden Chinese shops and temples, colorful French colonial buildings, richly decorated Vietnamese tube houses and the emblematic Japanese covered bridge with its pagoda.
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We recommend you to attend the shows of the Lune Center, on the culture of the Co Tu ethnic group and Hoi An Memories, which traces the history of the city. Two totally different shows but a unique experience for each of them!
Places to see
The Japanese bridge
The old town and its many temples
The ecological village of Tra Que
The beaches
A lantern workshop
Où dormir
Resort
Hotel
Villa
Guesthouse
Homestay
What to bringback
Local crafts, custom-made silk clothes, custom-made leather shoes, leather bags, lanterns, paintings, photos and unforgettable memories…
What to eat
The old town of Hoi An is not only known for its poetic landscapes with multicolored lanterns, but also for its tasty and varied gastronomy. Here you can enjoy fine cuisine in a romantic restaurant by the sea, or in the center of the old town with a pleasant old ambience.
