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HOI AN
HOI AN

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Travel Guide
Hoi An is a jewel nestled on Vietnam's central coast, offering a glimpse into the country’s rich past. Once a bustling Southeast Asian trading port, it was a crossroads for merchants from Japan, China, and Europe during the 15th to 19th centuries. The legacy of these international influences is still visible in the town’s architecture, which blends wooden Japanese houses, Chinese assembly halls, and French colonial structures.
Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, Hoi An's Old Town is remarkably well-preserved. The charming streets, filled with the glow of lanterns and the scent of local delicacies, take visitors back in time while offering a vibrant, living heritage. Every corner tells a story, whether through the artistry of lantern-making, intricate tailoring, or the colorful annual festivals.
For those looking to visit Hoi An, the town offers much more than its picturesque streets. It’s an immersive experience, whether you’re enjoying a walking tour of the historic Old Town, trying your hand at traditional crafts, or sampling the local cuisine. Hoi An’s magic is its fusion of ancient traditions and modern life, where culture comes alive every day.
Whether included in a larger Vietnam country tour or as the focal point of a Hoi An trip, Hoi An is an essential stop for anyone looking to explore Vietnam's unique heritage. A well-planned Vietnam vacation package by a reliable Vietnam travel company will ensure you don’t miss out on any of the town's captivating highlights. Trust Threeland Travel to offer the best Hoi An tours, giving you the chance to truly experience this living heritage site.

Activities

Our pick: A couple of days in the ancient town of Hoian with sightseeing and shopping, followed by a luxurious relaxation at a beach resort in Danang, ranging from boutique to high end categories.

World Heritage expediton by strolling around Hoi An ancient town, visiting Cham sculpture Museum in Danang and excursion to Myson Sanctuary.

Family beach holiday with several days at luxury resorts then entertainment in theme parks at Ba Na Hill.

Leisurely sightseeing around the acient town, river boat trips with stops at villages, Vespa or biking tour to Tra Que Vegetable Vilalges.

Ideal places to shop for: Ceramic bamboo products, wooden and stone furniture and specially with Long (dragon) apparels and suites.