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    One of the Most Photogenic Towns in SEA

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    UNESCO World Heritage Site

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    Vietnam’s Most Famous Lantern Town

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    Home of Cao Lầu Noodles

Why Visit Hoi An, Vietnam?

Hoi An is one of Vietnam’s most enchanting destinations and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famous for its lantern-lit streets, yellow merchant houses, riverside cafés, tailor shops, and incredible food scene, it feels like stepping into a living museum where history and everyday life blend seamlessly.

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My Favourite Things to Do in Hoi An, Vietnam

Did You Know?

    • Cao Lầu, Hoi An’s signature noodle dish, can traditionally only be made using water from ancient local wells.
    • Hoi An sits between the Thu Bon River and the South China Sea, allowing visitors to experience both historic streets and beautiful beaches in the same day.
    • The Ancient Town was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 due to its exceptionally well-preserved architecture.
    • Hoi An is considered the tailoring capital of Vietnam. Many visitors have custom-made clothing created within 24–48 hours.
    • Every month during the Full Moon Lantern Festival, electric lights are switched off in the Old Town and the streets glow almost entirely by lantern light.
    • The Japanese Covered Bridge has stood in Hoi An for over 400 years and is one of Vietnam’s most iconic landmarks.
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Plan Your Trip

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    Location:

    Central Vietnam

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    Best Time:

    February-April

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    Recommend Stay:

    3-7 days

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    From Da Nang:

    50 min . 30 km

Pair Your Trip With Da Nang

Just 50 minutes from Hoi An, Da Nang offers a completely different experience. Trade lantern-lit streets for golden beaches, luxury resorts, modern cafés, and a vibrant waterfront skyline. Together, Hoi An and Da Nang make the perfect Central Vietnam itinerary.

Discover Da Nang

Don’t Miss Hue!

Just 2.5–3 hours from Hoi An, Hue was once the capital of Vietnam and remains one of the country’s most culturally significant destinations. Explore ancient citadels, royal tombs, riverside temples, and centuries of imperial history.

Visit Hue