Best of Hội An

Chùa Cầu is a distinctive covered wooden bridge characterized by a curved, tiled roof and a central shrine structure. Built in the late sixteenth or early seventeenth century, the bridge originally served as a connection between the…

The Old House of Tan Ky sits at one hundred one Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, identifiable by its tubular shape and a facade that bridges three distinct cultures. Built around seventeen forty-one, the house blends Japanese roof peaks, Chinese…

The Fujian Assembly Hall is marked by a triple gateway topped with a traditional yin-yang tiled roof. Located at forty-six Tran Phu Street, this site was established by merchants from the Fujian province of China who settled in Hoi An…

The Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum is housed in a historic nineteenth-century building at twenty-six Phan Boi Chau Street, distinguished by the pale yellow facade characteristic of Hoi An’s old French architecture. Since opening on…

The Cam Thanh Coconut Village is defined by its vast, emerald-green nipa palm forest, a sprawling mangrove ecosystem that thrives in the brackish, winding waterways of the Thu Bon River delta. Locally known as the Bay Mau Coconut Forest,…

Tra Que Vegetable Village is recognizable by the rows of lush, low-lying garden beds that stretch between the De Vong River and a local lagoon. For over three hundred years, this land has been cultivated by families who traditionally used…

An Bang Beach is defined by its wide, white sands and the small, traditional basket boats often resting along the shoreline. Located in Cam An ward, it remains distinct from the bustling city centers nearby, separated from the ancient town…