Best places to visit in Hoi An

Once a prominent Vietnamese trading port between the 15th and 19th centuries, Hoi An ancient town has been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its well-preserved mix of Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese, and French architecture.

Visiting Hoi An, you can easily access every sort of attraction you can expect in a Southeast Asia country.

Historical & Cultural sites

Hoi An was one of the busiest cities in Vietnam back a few hundred years ago. The demand for mental and spiritual life was uplifted and made people build many Hoi An pagodas, temples, assembly halls, etc. to create places where they can come to pray, meet, and support each other.

Nowadays, you can visit several cultural and historical sites, which are built and well-preserved by the Hoi An people, such as:

• The Japanese Bridge
• The Assembly Hall Of The Cantonese Chinese Congregation
• Phung Hung Ancient House
• Tran Ancestor Worship House
• Cam Pho Communal House, etc.

Hoi An historical & cultural sites

Beach Destinations

If you love outdoor activities, especially beach sports, Cua Dai beach, An Bang beach, and Cham island can perfectly satisfy you with a bunch of fascinating activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, underwater walking, etc. There are many beaches in Hoi An for you to discover and enjoy your wonderful vacation.

Hoi An beach destinations

Eco Attractions

Get out of the tranquil ancient town, you can immerse yourself in the local daily life on the rice fields, gardens, or Thu Bon river. Hoi An eco-tours give you chances to become a real farmer by experiencing tours:

• rice transplanting like a local
• trying buffalo riding
• gardening in Tra Que village
• becoming a fisherman in Cam Thanh fishing village, etc. 

Below are the most famous attractions in Hoi An. Let’s pack your stuff and contact BestPrice Travel to get the best Hoi An tours.

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