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Hoi An Memories Show

Time: 16:00 Days: D Price: 509,000 VND

My Son Sunset Tour By Bus and Boat (Group Tour)

Time: 13:00 Days: 1/2 D Price: 369,000 VND

Cam Thanh Water Coconut Village - Eco Tour (Morning)

Time: 09:00 Days: 1/2 D Price: 439,000 VND

Cam Thanh Water Coconut Village - Cooking Class Tour (Morning)

Time: 08:30 Days: 1/2 D Price: 459,000 VND

Cam Thanh Water Coconut Village - Eco Tour (Afternoon)

Time: 14:00 Days: 1/2 D Price: 439,000 VND

Cam Thanh Water Coconut Village - Cooking Class Tour (Afternoon)

Time: 13:30 Days: 1/2 D Price: 459,000 VND

Cham Island 01 Day (Departing From Hoi An)

Time: 08:00 Days: 1 D Price: 569,000 VND

Bana Hills 1 Day (Departing From Hoi An)

Time: 07:30 Days: 1 D Price: 1,559,000 VND

Hue City Tour 1 Day (Daily Group From Hoi An)

Time: 07:00 Days: 1 D Price: 1,119,000 VND

Hoi An - Hue Scenic Drive By Motorbike (An Easy Rider Tour)

Time: 08:00 Days: 1 D Price: 1,090,000 VND

My Son Tour ½ Day Morning (Private Car) From Hoi An

Time: 07:00 Days: 1 D Price: 949,000 VND

My Son Tour ½ Day Afternoon (Private Car) From Hoi An

Time: 13:30 Days: 1 D Price: 949,000 VND

My Son Morning Tour (Daily Group Tour)

Time: 08:00 Days: 1 D Price: 439,000 VND

Bana Hills 2 Days 1 Night (Min. 2 Pax) Dep. From Hoi An

Time: 07:00 Days: 2 D Price: 2,749,000 VND Hoi An, a World Heritage Site Hoi An is an old town down the Thu Bon River, on the coastal plain of Quang Nam Province, about 30 km south of Danang. The architectural significance of Hoi An has been recognized by UNESCO, during the 23rd Congress which took place in Marrakech (Morocco) from the 29th of November to the 4th of December, since the town was officially listed as a World Heritage Site. The ancient town of Hoi An, 30 km south of Danang, lies on the banks of the Thu Bon River. Occupied by early western traders, Hoi An was one of the major trading centers of Southeast Asia in the 16th century.

Hoi An has a distinct Chinese atmosphere with low, tile-roofed houses and narrow streets; the original structure of some of these streets still remains almost intact. All the houses were made of rare wood, decorated with lacquered boards and panels engraved with Chinese characters. Pillars were also carved with ornamental designs. Tourists can visit the relics of the Sa Huynh and Cham cultures. They can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of the romantic Hoi An River, Cua Dai Beach, and Cham Island. Over the last few years, Hoi An has become a very popular tourist destination in Vietnam. Hoi An has long been a cultural crossroad. More than five centuries ago the Vietnamese nation of Dai Viet expanded its territory southwards, encroaching on the Indianized Kingdom of Champa, which covered much of what is now central Vietnam. Hoi An, located on the Hoai River, emerged when Japanese and Chinese traders built a commercial district there in the 16th century. These diverse cultural influences remain visible today. Visitors will find Hoi An's Old Quarter lined with two-storey Chinese shops, their elaborately carved wooden facades and moss-covered tile roofs having withstood the ravages of more than 300 years of weather and warfare. These proud old buildings, which back onto the river, remind visitors of another era, when Hoi An's market was filled with wares from as far afield as India and Europe. Colourful guildhalls, founded by ethnic Chinese from Guangdong and Fujian provinces, stand quietly, a testament to the town's trading roots.