things to do in Hoi An

The symbol of Hoi An, a 16th-century tiled-roof bridge built by Japanese merchants.

A bustling trading place to enjoy local cuisine and buy specialties.

Vibrant at night, famous for lanterns and street food stalls.

A sparkling street full of colorful lanterns, perfect for night photography.

A bridge connecting the old town and An Hoi area, offering panoramic views of the Hoai River at night.

A relaxing spot for walking, floating lanterns, and enjoying the glowing old town.

A system of hundreds-year-old historical sites preserving Vietnamese – Chinese – Japanese architecture and culture.

• Tan Ky Ancient House
• Phung Hung Ancient House
• Quan Thang Ancient House
• Duc An Ancient House
• Tran Family Chapel
• Cantonese Assembly Hall
• Teochew Assembly Hall Hoi An
• Fujian Assembly Hall
• Chua Ong Pagoda (Quan Cong Temple)
• Ba Mu Temple
• Phap Bao Pagoda

• Hoi An Museum of Folk Culture

Riding through the picturesque Hoi An countryside offers an authentic glimpse of Vietnamese rural life. 

A traditional green village where you can try farming and enjoy clean cuisine.

Take a basket boat ride and watch fun spinning performances among nipa palms.

A 500-year-old craft village, experience pottery making and visit the Terracotta Park.

Famous for traditional woodworking, exquisite furniture, and peaceful countryside vibes.

A beautiful, quiet beach once ranked among the world’s top 50 beaches.

Lively atmosphere with many seafood restaurants and ferry pier to Cham Islands.

Pristine, peaceful, fine white sand with fewer tourists.

A complex of ancient Cham towers, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A pristine ecological archipelago, famous for beaches and coral diving.

Sacred limestone mountains with caves, pagodas, and stunning views.

The green lung of Da Nang, home to the Red-shanked Douc Langur and Linh Ung Pagoda.

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Iconic corners of Hoi An, a must for Instagram-worthy shots.

Highlight events: Lantern Festival, Nguyen Tieu Festival, Lunar January Full Moon… rich in old town culture.

A grand outdoor musical re-enacting 400 years of Hoi An’s history.

An artistic bamboo performance blending dance and contemporary circus with Asian elegance.

The signature dish of Hoi An with yellow noodles and savory char siu pork.

A Central Vietnam specialty with thick noodles and flavorful broth.

Delicate dumplings with shrimp-pork filling, a must-try in Hoi An.

Shredded chicken mixed with turmeric rice, served with Tra Que herbs.

A Quang Nam specialty with sliced veal dipped in fermented anchovy sauce.

A collection of rooftop cafés with panoramic views of the old town.

If you’re looking for delicious vegetarian restaurants in Hoi An, you’ve come to the ancient city of Hoi An for food and culture!

• Petrolimex Gas Station No. 01 – 61 Nguyen Tat Thanh – Hoi An

• Petrolimex Gas Station No. 03 – 102 Hung Vuong – Hoi An

• Thanh Nam Petrolimex Station – 65 Tran Quang Khai – Hoi An

• Cam Chau Petrol Station – 263 Cua Dai – Hoi An

• Cua Dai Petrol Agency – 52 Cua Dai – Hoi An

• Hong Ha Petrol Station – 492 Hai Ba Trung – Hoi An

• PV Oil Cam Thanh – Cam Thanh Commune – Hoi An

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