Hoi An

Hoi An Ancient Town is one of Vietnam best preserved trading ports and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its lanterns, tailors and food.

The Japanese Covered Bridge (Lai Vien Kieu) is Hoi An symbol, a 16th-century arched bridge built by Japanese traders connecting the Japanese and Chinese quarters of the ancient port.

My Son Sanctuary is a UNESCO World Heritage Site of over 70 Cham Hindu towers built between the 4th and 13th centuries, set in a jungle valley 40 km from Hoi An.

An Bang Beach is Hoi An closest and most popular beach, a stretch of pristine sand with crystal-clear water, beachside cafes and a relaxed vibe perfect for unwinding.

A Thu Bon River boat tour at dusk is a magical Hoi An experience: float paper lanterns, drift past the illuminated Ancient Town and soak in the towns romantic riverside spirit.