Hoi An, located in central Vietnam, is a charming town that transports visitors back in time. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Hoi An is renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved architecture, a blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and French influences. The old town is a network of narrow lanes lined with historic merchant houses, pagodas, wooden bridges, and colorful lanterns.
By day, visitors can browse tailor shops, local craft stores, and quaint cafés. By night, the town comes alive with glowing lanterns reflecting off the Thu Bon River, creating a magical and romantic ambiance. Hoi An is also famous for its culinary scene—don’t miss dishes like Cao Lau noodles and white rose dumplings. Nearby attractions include the beautiful An Bang Beach and the ancient ruins of My Son Sanctuary, offering diverse experiences for all types of travelers.
