1. Hoi An Ancient Town – The Heart of the City

Hoi An Ancient Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most iconic area in the city. Walking through its yellow walls, heritage homes, and lantern-filled streets feels like stepping back in time.

Highlights:

• Japanese Covered Bridge

• Ancient Houses (Tan Ky, Phung Hung, Duc An)

• Lantern-streets at night

• Night market and street food

Perfect for:

Photography lovers, culture enthusiasts, couples, and families.

2. An Bang Beach – One of Vietnam’s Most Beautiful Beaches

Just 10 minutes from the Ancient Town, An Bang Beach offers white sands, gentle waves, beach bars, and a relaxing vibe.

What to do:

• Sunbathing

• Surfing

• Beachfront dining

• Watching sunrise or sunset

If you want a peaceful escape from the busy streets, this is the perfect spot.

3. Tra Que Vegetable Village – A Taste of Local Life

Tra Que Village is famous for organic farming, beautiful scenery, and traditional Vietnamese agriculture.

Activities include:

• Farming with locals

• Cooking classes

• Cycling tours

• Herbal foot baths

It's a refreshing way to experience rural Vietnam.

4. Bay Mau Coconut Forest – “The Mekong Delta of Central Vietnam”

The Bay Mau Coconut Forest offers a unique experience with basket boat rides, cultural performances, and tropical scenery.

Highlights:

• Round basket boat spinning show

• Crab catching

• Coconut forest exploration

• River photoshoots

A fun and exciting activity — especially for families and groups.

 

5. Hoi An Night Market – Where the City Comes Alive

Located near the Thu Bon River, the night market offers food stalls, lantern shops, souvenirs, accessories, and vibrant nightlife.

Must-try foods:

• Bánh mì

• Coconut ice cream

• Mango cake

• Grilled skewers

It's the perfect place to enjoy the local atmosphere.

6. My Son Sanctuary – Ancient Temples of the Champa Kingdom

A UNESCO Heritage Site about 40 minutes from Hoi An, My Son is a complex of ancient temples built between the 4th–14th century by the Champa civilization.

Why visit:

• Beautiful ancient ruins

• Historical significance

• Cultural performances

• Peaceful nature

Great for travelers who love history and archaeology.

7. Hoi An’s Food Scene – A Culinary Paradise

Hoi An is one of Vietnam’s food capitals. The flavors here are unique, rich, and unforgettable.

Top local dishes:

• Cao lầu

• White rose dumplings

• Mì Quảng

• Hoi An chicken rice

• Bánh mì Phượng / Madame Khanh

Food lovers will fall in love with the local cuisine.

Final Thoughts — Hoi An Has Something for Everyone

Whether you're a solo traveler, couple, or family, Hoi An offers unforgettable experiences:
Culture. Food. Beaches. History. Nature. And the warm hospitality of local people.

The more you explore, the more you'll fall in love with this magical town.