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The Best Things To Do in Hoi An

Visit Hoian Ancient Town: A UNESCO World Heritage Site

Hoi An Ancient Town is a famous tourist attraction in Vietnam that attracts many tourists from around the world to visit and explore. It is the UNESCO World Culture Heritage site, known for its ancient and charming beauty with narrow and bright lantern streets, traditional old houses, and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge. Walking through this town feels like stepping back in time, with colorful lanterns lighting up the streets at night, exploring local markets, visiting centuries-old assembly halls, and enjoying authentic Vietnamese cuisine

Drop Lantern on Hoai River: A Unique Cultural Experience

Hoai River is a small branch of the Thu Bon River located in Hoi An, Quang Nam Province. For local people in particular and tourists in general, this river is an inseparable symbol of the old town. Experience drop lanterns on Hoai River is one of the most magical experiences in Hoi An, especially during the Lantern Festival. At night, the town glows with lantern lights, and visitors can participate by dropping candle-lit lanterns into the river on a boat, making wishes as they float downstream. If you’re seeking a cultural experience Hoi An, joining a full-day tour with Hoi An Day Tour from Da Nang will give you the perfect opportunity to experience the beauty of Hoi An in the best and most beautiful way.

Taste local Foods: Must-Try Dishes in Hoi An

Hoi An is renowned for its vibrant street food scene and traditional dishes, which gather special dishes, with the typical flavors of traditional Vietnamese cuisine. There are many attractive dishes for tourists to try when visiting Hoi An like Cao Lau (a local noodle dish with pork and fresh herbs), Banh Mi, and White Rose dumplings. Especially, don’t miss Vietnamese coffee, is a drink not to be missed when coming to Hoi An with a rich flavor from pure coffee beans.

Explore the Night Market: Shopping and Local Delights

Hoi An’s night Market is a lively hub of activity. Open in the evenings, it features a range of local handicrafts, souvenirs, and street food. Additionally, you can also have the chance to experience exciting activities like listening to Hoi An folk song Bai Choi and participating in special folk games. The feeling of immersing yourself in the bustling crowd of shoppers, surrounded by the enchanting glow of lanterns, will surely captivate and delight you.

Take a Cooking Class: Turn yourself into a professional local Chef

Experiencing cooking in the peaceful countryside with fresh air in Hoi An is definitely something worth trying. Cooking Class at Tra Que Vegetable Village in Hoi An offers hands-on classes where participants can visit the market to buy fresh ingredients, participate in harvesting fresh ingredients then learn how to prepare traditional Vietnamese dishes like Cao Lau, Spring Rolls, and Banh Xeo. For the perfect itinerary to experience a day in the countryside of Hoi An, join the Hoi An Cooking Class tour. With this guided tour, you'll get to enjoy exciting activities like buying ingredients at the market, harvesting produce, and making delicious traditional dishes of Hoi An yourself, all amidst the peaceful atmosphere of the rural village.

Boat tour at Cam Thanh Coconut Forest: A Unique Eco-Tourism Experience

Located near Hoi An Ancient Town, the Cam Thanh Coconut Forest is a unique ecosystem of water palms. Tourists can take a basket boat tour through the lush forest, enjoy traditional fishing techniques, and participate in fun activities like fishing or learn how to make animals from coconut leaves. It’s a great way to experience the local natural environment. Besides boating in the coconut forest, there are many things to explore in Hoi An. Joining Hoi An Half Day Tour is the best way to fully explore the unique beauty of this land.

Relax on the Hoian Beaches: Sun, Sand, and Serenity

Hoi An is known for its peaceful and pristine beautiful beaches, such as An Bang Beach and Cua Dai Beach. These spots offer a peaceful retreat where visitors can relax, sunbathe, swim, and enjoy fresh seafood at beachfront restaurants. The beaches are perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing.

Hoi An Traditional Craft Villages: Crafts, Culture, and Community

The surrounding area of Hoi An is known for its traditional craft villages like Hoi An Silk Village, Lantern Making Village, Thanh Ha Pottery Village, Kim Bong Carpentry Village, and Tra Que Vegetable Village. Each village offers a glimpse into local artisans' techniques and crafts, and visitors can try their hand at making souvenirs at these traditional craft villages.

Top Attractions near Hoi An

My Son Sanctuary: Ancient Temples and Stunning Landscapes

My Son Sanctuary is an ancient Cham temple complex located about an hour from Hoi An. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site recognized for its historical significance and architectural beauty and one of Vietnam’s most important archaeological sites. It features the ruins of Hindu temples built by the Champa Kingdom between the 4th and 13th centuries, set in a lush jungle valley.

The best option to discover this attraction is to join a My Son Sanctuary tour with high-quality transportation and a knowledgeable guide, you will have the chance to experience the natural serenity of central Vietnam and explore the famous My Son Sanctuary.

Marble Mountain in Danang: A Must-Visit Destination near Hoian

Situated between Hoi An and Da Nang City, the Marble Mountains are a group of five limestone hills named after the five elements Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth. Visitors can explore the caves, temples, and pagodas that dot the mountains, while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding area.

For an easy way to explore the Marble Mountains, whether you’re staying in Da Nang or Hoi An, join our Da Nang City tour half day. This guided tour offers insights into the history and beauty of the Marble Mountains, giving you a chance to discover its caves, temples, and panoramic views.

Bana Hills in Danang: Road to Paradise

About two hours from Hoi An, Ba Na Hills in Da Nang is a mountain resort known for its stunning views, cool climate, and famous Golden Bridge supported by giant stone hands. Bana Hills boasts a unique location, located at the top of the mountain with a cool climate all year round. You can take a scenic cable car ride, check in the iconic Golden Bridge, explore French-style villages, and enjoy amusement park attractions at Sun World Ba Na Hills.

Join a Bana Hills Group tour from Hoian is an opportunity to fully explore Ba Na Hills while also making new friends on your journey of traveling and discovering Da Nang.

Linh Ung Pagoda: A Spiritual Haven in Da Nang

Located on the Son Tra Peninsula near Da Nang City, Linh Ung Pagoda is a famous spiritual site in Da Nang that attracts many visitors for both pilgrimage and sightseeing. It is famous for its towering 67-meter statue of the Lady Buddha, the tallest in Vietnam. The site offers breathtaking views of the coastline and is a serene place for spiritual reflection.

Hue Imperial Citadel: A Cultural Treasure of Vietnam

A bit farther north, the Hue Imperial Citadel is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a significant historical and cultural landmark in Vietnam. Located in Hue city, it was the political and cultural center of the Nguyen Dynasty, Vietnam’s last royal dynasty. This citadel is the massive complex of palaces, temples, and royal tombs that once housed Vietnam’s emperors, offering a fascinating glimpse into the country’s imperial past.

Refer to the Hue Day Trip from Hoian for your journey of exploring Hue City. This tour ensures you make the most of your visit to Hue

Hai Van Pass: A Perfect Stop Between Hue and Da Nang

Considered one of the most scenic coastal roads in the world, Hai Van Pass connects Da Nang and Hue. The winding road offers breathtaking views of the mountains and the South China Sea. It’s a favorite for adventurous travelers, especially those on motorbikes. Currently, there is a newly restored site open to visitors Hai Van Gate located at the top of Hai Van Pass, a national historical monument built in 1986 during the region of Minh Mang King.

Discover the scenic journey from Hoi An to Hue by car, featuring breathtaking views at Hai Van Pass. Explore stunning landscapes, historical sites, and local attractions along the way. Experience the beauty of Vietnam’s coastline and mountains on this unforgettable road trip!

Bach Ma National Park in Hue: A Nature Lover's Paradise

Located about three hours from Hoi An, Bach Ma National Park is a haven for nature lovers. The park boasts diverse wildlife, lush forests, and scenic hiking trails leading to waterfalls and panoramic viewpoints.