Hoi An

Hoi An

Hoi An is Vietnam's most atmospheric and delightful town. Once a major Southeast Asian trading port from the 16th to 19th centuries, it now offers travelers a peaceful escape with pedestrian-friendly streets, world-class tailoring, and an exceptional culinary scene.

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What is the best time of year to visit Hoi An?
The ideal time to visit Hoi An is during the dry season, from February to July. The weather is mostly sunlit and pleasant, making it perfect for walking tours and beach visits. The months of February to April are highly recommended as the temperature is very comfortable.
How do I get to Hoi An from the airport?
Hoi An does not have its own airport. The nearest one is Da Nang International Airport (DAD), located about 30 kilometers away. From there, you can easily reach Hoi An by booking a private transfer with our agency, taking a taxi, or using a shuttle bus. The journey takes approximately 45 minutes.
Is Hoi An a walkable city?
Absolutely! Hoi An's Ancient Town is extremely pedestrian-friendly. Motorized vehicles are banned from the Old Town during specific hours every day, making walking or cycling the best and safest ways to explore the historic streets, local shops, and cafes.
Do I need to buy a ticket to enter the Ancient Town?
Yes. To support the preservation of this UNESCO World Heritage site, visitors are required to purchase an entrance ticket. One ticket provides access to the Old Town's general pedestrian area and allows you to choose 5 specific sightseeing spots out of the 22 heritage buildings, museums, and assembly halls.
What local food is an absolute must-try in Hoi An?
You cannot leave without trying "Cao Lau," a signature noodle dish featuring thick rice noodles, roasted pork, and local greens, made exclusively with water from the ancient Ba Le Well. Other honorable mentions include "White Rose" dumplings (Banh Bao Vac) and the famous Vietnamese Banh Mi.

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Sarah Jenkins

An absolutely magical experience! The lantern-lit streets at night are straight out of a fairy tale. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable about the town's trading port history. Highly recommend taking a wooden boat ride on the Thu Bon river at sunset.

Sarah Jenkins

London, United Kingdom

Michael Chang

We spent three days here and it wasn't enough. The food is out of this world—do yourself a favor and try the White Rose dumplings. I also had two beautiful suits tailored in under 48 hours. Fantastic service all around!

Michael Chang

Toronto, Canada

Emma Müller

Hoi An is stunning, especially the Japanese Covered Bridge. It can get quite crowded in the evening, so I highly recommend waking up early around 6 AM to see the town at its most peaceful. The local coconut coffee is top-notch.

Emma Müller

Berlin, Germany

David & Laura Smith

Our tour company made this trip effortless. Biking through the Tra Que Vegetable Village just outside of the main town was a major highlight for our family. The locals are incredibly welcoming, and the farm-to-table lunch was unforgettable.

David & Laura Smith

Sydney, Australia

Jessica Lee

The perfect mix of culture, history, and relaxation. We spent our mornings exploring the yellow alleys and our afternoons relaxing at An Bang Beach, which is just a short bicycle ride away. Hoi An was definitely the jewel of our Vietnam trip.

Jessica Lee

California, USA

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