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,

In front of Cam Pho Market (Vien Giac Market), Cam Pho Confucius Temple is an interesting attraction in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. Here, people in Cam Pho village have worshipped Confucius (great philosopher), his disciples and locals who passed

Hoi An city has many museums and they are all different. Around Hoi An Ancient Town heritage area, visitors will find many of which and use the entry ticket pass to enter them. Interestingly, their exhibitions are arranged in an

Museum of Trade Ceramics is one of the most interesting museums in Hoi An Old Town. Its main theme is ceramics, goods to trade in the town from the 15th to 19th centuries. A small portion of exported ceramics and

Tucked away in ‘Ba Le Well’ alleyway of Hoi An Old Town, the Black Sesame Soup Demonstration is an interesting attraction. It introduces ingredients, tools and steps to make the black sesame soup, a specialty food in Hoi An. More

The Japanese Culture Gallery is the first and only Japanese museum in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. It’s a good place to see typical things about the culture of Japanese people who traded and lived in town in the past. This