Hội An Lanterns by Night

Sông Hoài Square is a triangular public space defined by the convergence of Cao Hồng Lãnh, Nguyễn Du, and Công Nữ Ngọc Hoa streets. Situated along the banks of the Hoài River in the heart of Hội An, it functions as a central reception…

The Japanese Covered Bridge, or Chùa Cầu, spans a small canal connecting the historic Japanese and Chinese quarters. The structure features a wooden roof tiled with yin and yang motifs and carries a small temple dedicated to Bac De, the…

The Bến thuyền thả hoa đăng trên sông Hoài is a small wooden dock located along the Hoai River in the heart of Hoi An’s Ancient Town. You can identify this spot by the rhythmic splashing of wooden sampans against the riverbank and the glow…

The An Hoi Bridge spans the Hoai River in the heart of Hoi An, acting as the primary link between the ancient town and An Hoi Island. Stretching fifty meters long and five meters wide, the bridge is frequently called the Bridge of Lights…

The Hoi An Night Market is identifiable by the hundreds of glowing silk lanterns that line the stalls along Nguyen Hoang Street. Situated on An Hoi islet, this market occupies a strip of land between the Thu Bon River and a narrow canal,…

Bài Chòi is a folk performance and game easily identified by a set of small, elevated bamboo huts, or chòi, arranged in an open space along the Hoai River. Players sit inside these stilted structures while a game master, known as Mr. Hieu…

Bạch Đằng Street stretches along the western bank of the Han River, identifiable by its row of mature trees and its position as the city’s primary riverfront promenade. Originally established during the French colonial era under the name…

Hoi An Market is recognizable by its traditional yellow-painted walls and rows of time-stained, yin-yang tiled roofs situated directly along the banks of the Thu Bon River. It serves as the primary hub for fresh produce, spices, and…