Japan
Hoi An
15.88°N
Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritage ancient town that glows magically under thousands of colorful lanterns each evening. Once the most important trading port in Southeast Asia during the 16th-17th centuries, the town preserves unique architecture blending Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese influences.
Beyond its photogenic old town, Hoi An offers beautiful An Bang Beach, the vegetable village of Tra Que for cooking classes, and hundreds of skilled tailors who can create custom clothing within 24 hours. The town's cuisine is legendary, featuring cao lau noodles, mi quang, and banh mi Phuong.
Highlights
What Makes It Special
1
Ancient Town
UNESCO site with unique Vietnamese-Chinese-Japanese architecture
2
Japanese Covered Bridge
Iconic symbol of Hoi An built in the 16th century
3
An Bang Beach
One of Vietnam's most beautiful beaches
4
Tra Que Vegetable Village
Experience farming and authentic cooking classes
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Attractions
beachAn Bang Beach
One of Vietnam's most beautiful beaches with golden sand, calm waters, beachfront restaurants, and easy access from Hoi An.
historicalJapanese Covered Bridge
Hoi An's 16th-century icon connecting ancient Japanese and Chinese quarters, featuring a small temple and elaborate wooden carvings.
Ancient Town
UNESCO World Heritage trading port with lantern-lit streets.
Japanese Covered Bridge
Iconic 18th-century bridge symbol of Hoi An.