Thanh Ha pottery village has formed and developed for 500 years and together with the development of Hoi An trading port. The products made by the villagers mainly serve the daily lives of the native… Read More »Thanh Ha Pottery Village
Hoi An Market, located on the banks of Hoai river in Hoi An old town, visitors to Hoi An market would go on a journey of tasting delicious local food, with booths selling all kinds… Read More »Hoi An Market
An Bang Beach is one of the few stretches of beach in Hoi An that’s relatively unspoiled by development, making it a popular option for soaking up the sun and enjoying an array of seaside… Read More »An Bang Beach
Cua Dai beach is another great reason to visit Hoi An where you can soak up all the celebrated cultural and historical sites then head up to the beach and experience what is often claimed… Read More »Cua Dai Beach
Cu Lao Cham island is one of the most popular attractions for travellers to Da Nang and Hoi An. It is located about 18km far from Hoi An. Cu Lao Cham attracts tourist not just… Read More »Cham Island
Cinnamon Cruise is a fine dining floating restaurant in Hoi An, a romantic and elegant restaurant for a cocktail or sunset dinner in Hoi An while cruising along the Thu Bon River, observe the Hoi… Read More »Cinnamon Cruise Hoi An
My Son sanctuary is a cluster of abandoned and partially ruined Hindu temples constructed between the 4th and the 14th century AD during Champa dynasty. The temples complex of My Son are dedicated to worship… Read More »My Son Sanctuary
Located in the heart of Hoi An Old Quarter, the Bridge Pagoda in Hoi An (pagoda on the bridge) is a perfect place for you to have a walk. It’s a bridge that connects the 2… Read More »Bridge Pagoda Hoi An
Hoi An old quarter is located on the bank of Thu Bon River, in Quang Nam province, about 30 km from Da Nang city. Also known as Faifo, thanks to favorable geographic and climatic factors,… Read More »Hoi An Old Quarter