Hoi An Ancient Town

Hoi An Ancient Town is one of the best-preserved historic towns in Vietnam. With over 400 years of history, it was once a bustling international trading port where Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and Western cultures blended. The old houses with mossy tiled roofs and signature yellow walls create a rustic, nostalgic charm. Narrow brick streets lined with tea shops, tailor stores, and traditional workshops enhance its timeless appeal. Hoi An offers a rare sense of peace, standing apart from the fast pace of modern life.

Beyond its architecture, Hoi An captivates visitors with its rich cultural atmosphere and traditional festivals. At night, the town glows with thousands of colorful lanterns lighting up every street. The monthly floating lantern festival on the Thu Bon River is a dreamy and spiritual experience. Hoi An's cuisine is also a major highlight, with iconic dishes like cao lau, mi Quang, and its famous banh mi. This harmony of culture, food, and people gives Hoi An its unforgettable identity.

Hoi An Ancient Town was recognized as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site in 1999, honoring its unique historical and architectural value. Today, it is an ideal destination for both local and international travelers seeking tranquility and a sense of the past. Activities such as boat rides, walking tours, traditional house visits, and ao dai photo sessions offer a full cultural experience. Each season brings a different charm—from the lively spring to the gentle calm of autumn. Hoi An is not just a tourist spot but a treasured reflection of Vietnam’s cultural soul.