All tourists need to buy an entry ticket to enter the Hoi An Old Town (the zone was inscribed by Unesco as world heritage site). Within this zone, ticket holders can choose 5 attractions to visit and learn about local

Hoi An Ancient Town (shortly Hoi An) is a world heritage site in Quang Nam province, Vietnam. It’s inscribed by Unesco – the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 1999. In this year and the same province, My

Hoi An has many yellow buildings and alleys, so it’s also known as ‘yellow town’ or ‘yellow city’ by travelers. This becomes a signature to it in the world. So why is Hoi An yellow? Now let’s HoiAn Day Trip

Kazik Park is a small public park and special attraction in Hoi An Old Town. It’s built to pay homage to Kazimierz Kwiatkowski, a Polish architect and conservationist. He had amazing contributions in restoration of cultural heritages in Vietnam, especially

The communal house is the most important building in any Vietnamese village. Here, local people gather to meet up, worship and commemorate ancestors or heroes. Today, visitors will see many communal houses in Hoi An to learn about history, culture

Hoi An is famous for lanterns and they are seen in all streets within its historical center – Old Town. For that reason, it’s called ‘lantern town’. Because lanterns themselves are colorful, plus charming ancient Vietnamese architecture with yellow walls,

Phan Chu Trinh is is one of prettiest streets in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. It’s also the longest road in this Unesco world heritage area (with a length of about 1 kilometer). Along it, there are some landmarks of

Nguyen Thai Hoc Street is one of the prettiest streets and pedestrian streets in Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam. Between and parallel to Tran Phu Street and Bach Dang Street, it’s named after a Vietnamese male revolutionary and independent activist

Bach Dang Wharf is the riverside road, the riverfront and one of the prettiest streets in Hoi An Old Town Vietnam. It’s named after the river in Northern Vietnam, where Vietnamese people achieved victory in the battles of foreign invaders.

Thu Bon River is the largest river in Quang Nam Province, central Vietnam. It has a length of 205 km and a drainage basin of up to 10,350 km2. It originates from Ngoc Linh peak in the Annamite Range and

Tran Phu Street is the oldest and longest road of Hoi An Old Town. Recently, it’s voted to lie in the top 71 most beautiful streets in the world. Along it, visitors can see the Japanese Bridge (town’s emblem), the