Hoi An

Hội An's Unmissable Heritage

Hội An’s UNESCO-listed Ancient Town preserves a 15th-to-19th-century trading port where Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese architectural styles converge. The historic core features timber-frame merchant houses, ornate assembly halls, and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge. Beyond the central streets, the heritage extends to riverside markets and traditional craft villages like Kim Bong, illustrating the city's evolution from a major maritime hub to a center for cultural preservation.

Japanese Bridge

Belonging to the most popular attractions in Hoi An, this beautiful 16th-century bridge is a classic example of Japanese architecture.

Old Town Hội An

This UNESCO World Heritage site preserves a 15th-century trading port, featuring narrow streets lined with yellow-walled merchant houses and diverse architectural influences from Japan, China, and Europe.

Hoi An Ancient Town

A pedestrian-friendly zone containing over 800 preserved buildings, including communal houses, pagodas, and family shrines dating back several centuries.

Old House of Tan Ky

Built 200 years ago by a Vietnamese family, this house has been preserved for seven generations.

Hoi An Handicraft Workshop

If you are interested in handmade products, embroidery, pottery, lanterns and more, this is a place for you.

Hoi An Market

Located on the banks of the Thu Bon River, this bustling market offers fresh produce, street food stalls, and local textiles.

The Museum of Trading Ceramics

Housed in a restored 19th-century building, this museum displays ceramic artifacts from the 8th to 18th centuries, illustrating historical trade links with Japan, China, and the Middle East.

Assembly Hall of the Fujian Chinese Congregation

Established in the late 17th century, this ornate structure features a grand gateway and a temple dedicated to Thien Hau, the goddess of the sea.

Catholic Cathedral

Though the present building was built in 1965, the history of this church dates back a lot further.

Trieu Chau (Chaozhou) Assembly Hall

Built in 1845, this hall is noted for its intricate woodcarvings and porcelain decorations depicting traditional Chinese legends.

Chuc Thanh Pagoda

The oldest pagoda in Hoi An.

Làng mộc Kim Bồng

A traditional craft village on Cam Kim Island, famous for its long history of woodworking, boat building, and furniture making dating back to the 16th century.

Phung Hung Anciente House

A two-story merchant house built in 1780, blending Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese architectural styles, featuring a unique trapdoor used for moving goods during floods.

Minh Huong Communal House

This temple is dedicated to the Chinese general Quan Cong, who reminds people of sincerity and justice.

Quan Cong Temple

Founded in 1653, this temple honors the Chinese general Quan Cong, featuring bright red and gold decor and traditional statues symbolizing loyalty and integrity.