Come discover Phung Hung ancient house, a small cultural and architectural treasure of the old town of Hoi An.
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Recently, the museum of traditional medicine has been opened for the public in an alley at the heart of the ancient town. This event was held on March 15 and was part of the celebration for the 44th anniversary of the liberation of the city and the 20th anniversary of Hoi An's recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage (12/1999 - 12/2019).
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Located 50 kilometers from Hoi An in a beautiful green valley surrounded by hills, the archaeological site My Son is one of the essential visits to make during your stay in the central region of Vietnam.
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The most emblematic symbol in Hoi An is the Japanese covered bridge. It is the meeting point between history and the present and is a must see while in the old city.
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Let’s explore the surroundings of Hoi An's old town by coming to the fishing village of Cam Thanh, also known as kingdom of coconut palms.
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Hoi An Old Town is undoubtedly a big hit with travelers from around the world, whether they are passionate about culture, history or trying new flavors. The area has been recently recognized as a new gastronomic capital of the country, Hoi An promises to bring a long journey with the unforgettable flavors of Vietnam.
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In order to witness Hoi An at its most animated and magical a visit to the old town in the evening is very important. At dusk the town comes alive and it’s time to stroll along the alleys illuminated by thousands of shimmering lanterns and visit the night markets to enjoy an exclusive and quaint atmosphere at the edge of the Hoai River.
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Located on the bank of the Thu Bon River in the district with the same name and three km west of the Hoi An city center lies the Thanh Ha Pottery Village, you should absolutely come for a visit!
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Recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site, Hoi An is home to old merchant houses and assembly halls belonging to the various communities that lived in the city, including the Chinese. Phuc Kien temple or Fujian Assembly Hall is one of the halls belonging to the Chinese community, let's explore this special place.
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