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The picturesque and ancient town of Hoi An is perfect for those who are culturally inclined. The town’s well-preserved architectural heritage reflects the rich history of the bygone days, when the town was once a thriving trading port.
A lot of what’s left of the olden days in Hoi An will tell you tales of prosperous merchant houses, iconic landmarks, lantern-lit evenings and more. From the old narrow streets to busy night markets, the town of Hoi An is a beautiful mix of history, culture, and natural beauty.
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The entire town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is arguably the most significant attraction. Its well-preserved architecture and narrow streets almost seem like a dreamy movie set.
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This iconic bridge is not only a symbol of Hoi An but also a historical landmark. It was first built by the Japanese community in the 1590s.
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Hoi An has five beautifully ornate assembly halls, out of which, the Fujian Assembly Hall is the most popular. These assembly halls served as community centres as well as places of worship.
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This 18th-century merchant house is a fine example of Hoi An's traditional architecture. It is one of the oldest family homes in Hoi An. Visitors can explore its well-preserved rooms and courtyards.
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This market comes alive in the evening with a wide range of street food vendors, local handicrafts, and traditional performances. It's a great place to experience the local culture and cuisine.
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Hoi An Silk Village is located just a short distance away from the old Hoi An. If you're interested in traditional Vietnamese silk production, a visit to the Hoi An Silk Village is a must.
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This bustling market offers a glimpse into daily life in Hoi An. You can find fresh produce, seafood, spices, and a variety of local products. It's a great place to try authentic Vietnamese street food as well.
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Explore the beautiful countryside and nearby islands of Hoi An by taking cycling tours or boat trips along the Thu Bon River. These tours offer a chance to see the rural life of the region.
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While not in Hoi An itself, the My Son Sanctuary is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located about 40 km from the town. It's an ancient Hindu temple complex.
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Hoi An has several beautiful beaches, including An Bang Beach and Cua Dai Beach, where you can relax, swim, or enjoy water sports.
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