Hoi An Ancestral Temple (Hoi An Tien Tu) is an interesting historical attraction in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. Here, people in Hoi An village have worshipped their ancestors who founded and developed the village from past to present. Therefore,

Cao Dai Temple is one of the interesting attractions in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. It’s the holiest place for local Caodaists who follow a religion unique to Vietnam. Meaning that when come to sightsee, visitors will find many interests

Hoi An Confucius Temple is a must see attraction in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. It’s constructed in the 1960s when the town served as the capital of Quang Nam province. Here, local authorities and citizens have worshipped Confucius and

Phap Bao Pagoda is the largest Buddhist temple and a must see attraction in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. It has been serving as the headquarter of Hoi An’s Buddhist Association and its activities. Therefore, it’s also important. Locals come

Ba Mu Temple used to be one of the greatest monuments in Hoi An Old Town. Today, only its entrance gate remains. After the renovation that happened a few years ago, Ba Mu Temple Gate became an Instagrammable spot. Both

Quan Am Pagoda and Quan Cong Temple is a must see group of attractions in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. It’s constructed to worship the Goddess of Mercy or Lady Buddha who blesses people with good fortune, good life and

Quan Cong Temple (or Ong Pagoda) is one of the oldest and the holiest temples in Hoi An. Here, local Chinese communities have worshipped Quan Cong, a military general who becomes god after death. He prays for good health, good

Cam Nam Bridge is one of the interesting attractions in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. No matter day or night, the views from this bridge are beautiful. It spans the Thu Bon River, the largest river in the province of

Spanning Hoai River in the heart of Hoi An Old Town, An Hoi Bridge is also known as the Bridge of Lights or Lantern Bridge. During the day, it’s a small bridge helping visitors to go from Hoi An Ancient

In the heart of Hoi An city, the Japanese Covered Bridge is the permanent emblem of Hoi An’s old town, a well-preserved trading port and a Unesco world heritage site. It’s built in the 17th century by the Japanese community,