Hoi An Ancient Town – A Living Heritage of Time

✨ Where Culture, Craft & Charm Intertwine

Located on the banks of the Thu Bon River in Central Vietnam, Hoi An Ancient Town is a beautifully preserved trading port from the 15th to 19th century. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hoi An enchants visitors with its lantern-lit alleys, colonial architecture, tailor shops, and timeless cultural rhythms.

🏛️ Highlights of Hoi An

• Japanese Covered Bridge: Built in the 1590s by the Japanese community, this historic wooden bridge with a small temple is Hoi An’s iconic symbol.

• Old Merchant Houses: Wander through the narrow streets to discover centuries-old Chinese shophouses and wooden Vietnamese dwellings such as Tan Ky House and Phung Hung House.

• Assembly Halls: These vibrant Chinese communal halls — like the Fujian Assembly Hall — showcase rich carvings, incense coils, and spiritual altars.

• Hoi An Central Market: A lively space to explore street food, fresh produce, and handmade goods — perfect for souvenir hunters and culinary adventurers.

🎨 Cultural Experiences

• Join a lantern-making workshop with local artisans.

• Try a hands-on cooking class featuring cao lầu, white rose dumplings, and other Hoi An delicacies.

• Cycle to Tra Que Vegetable Village or take a basket boat ride through coconut groves.

🌙 At Night

As dusk falls, Hoi An transforms into a glowing wonder. Thousands of silk lanterns light up the ancient streets, floating candles drift along the river, and musicians and dancers bring heritage to life in open-air performances.

🧭 Why Visit?

Hoi An is not just a place to see — it’s a place to feel. Whether you're getting a tailor-made suit, sipping coffee by the river, or strolling under the lanterns, every moment here is infused with elegance, warmth, and history.