Japanese Bridge At the West end of Tran Phu street the Japanese Merchants built this important bridge in 1593 connecting the Japanese community to the Chinese Quarter in Hoi An. 40 years after completion of the bridge the Japanese were called back to Japan and the bridge has undergone some changes from then. First the Chinese and later the French adjusted the bridge to their needs. In 1986 Hoi An restored the bridge to it's original design.

note: since 2013 you need a ticket to see the bridge. the ticket will give you access to some other attractions as well.

Traditional Theater Facinating Folk Music peformed by the Hoi An Traditional Art Performance Theatre at the 75 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street is one the highlights in Hoi An. You can watch the show everyday between 9 and 10PM.

note: if you have bought a ticket to get in Hoi An and see some attractions you can watch the show from the start on a chair in the front, otherwise come a bit later and stand in the back for free.

Quan Cong Temple This Chinese Temple founded in 1653 is dedicated to the chinese general Quan Cong known for its loyalty, sincerity, integrity and justice. You can walk through the towering gold and red entryways and wind through numerous rows of houses that make this temple unique. The Zen-inspired gardens and sunny outdoor pathways provide peaceful escape from city streets and offer visitors opportunity for quiet meditation in one of Hoi An's most-loved architectural and religious structures.

note: If you make a small donation the caretaker will strike the gong, acknowledging the tribute.

Chinese Assembly Halls Throughout Hoi An you can find several Chinese Assembly Halls erected by chinese merchants like the: Fukian Assembly Hall, built by merchants from phuc Kien province in 1697. The Quang Trieu Assembly Hall, built by the Cantoneese merchants in 1885. The Chinese Assembly Halls are open free for public from 8am to 6pm.

The Old House, Tan Ky and Phun Hung Hoi An most interesting old houses are open for public like Tan Ky and Phun Hung where you can wander around and see the remarkable authentic architecture of the 18th century merchant residences, kept in the family for generation after generations. It is like stepping back in time when you enter one of those quaint places.

Bao Tang Van Hoa Dan Gian Museum Visit one of Hoi An Museum to learn more about its past and culture, like the Bao Tang Museum. Take a glimpse how the people in Hoi An used to lived, the tools they used and about their history.

If had enough of the Old Town of Hoi An you can decide to take a trip to Cham Island, 18km offshore from Hoi An. Where you can relax at one of the many beaches, prepare a BBQ on the Beach and pitch your tent up to stay overnight. It is the perfect get-a-way to explore the beauty of Cham Island or take dive to its protected coral reefs.

Boat Ticket: around 500.000 VND ($25)

Location: bến tàu Cửa Đại

The Hoi An Silk Village, officially opened in August 2012, is based on the ancient silk weaving traditions of Quang Nam province that used Hoi An as a commercial seaport for over 300 years. Located down the street from Hoi An's town centre, the Silk Village offers an experience like no other. During the tour you'll learn about the entire production of silk from silkworm to dress.

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A charming little village on a island near Hoi An. Tra Que village is famous for its sweet scented and green vegetables that spice up on the daily meals of Hoi an people such as Cao Lau and Quang noodles (the specialities of Quang region). Become a farmer and experience the daily routine of the Vietnamese Countryside

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At Thuan Tinh Island Cooking Class, we offer you something completely unique. Meeting in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Old Town of Hôi An, we embark on our Culinary Adventure. First, a trip to the market to purchase some fresh, locally grown herbs. Then, we board our river boat for a relaxing 30 minute ride to Thuan Tinh Island, which is recognized by Hoi An as an official ecological zone.

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Ever since the 16th century, villagers from Kim Bong have made the village famous throughout the country for its fine carpentry and woodworking products. The small town has become a favourite of Vietnam's many rulers, who have hired Kim Bong's artisans to work on their various projects.

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Many Tour to different little Villages are offered for FREE, by local student who love to take you out for one day and show you around! Find Out more on their website

Muca Boutique hotel is a very nice 36-room hotel next to the "Thu Bon" river and close to Cua Dai Beach and the City centre. The Hotel is the only Spa included hotel in Hoi An and with its great fusion Styled roofs and Landscaping the resort guarantees a pleasant stay

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The Palm Garden is a 5-star resort with very decent prices. I stayed here for 5-days and enjoyed to the full extend. Breakfast is great and the garden just perfect.

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At Betel Garden Homestay Villa, the excellent service and superior facilities make for an unforgettable stay. The hotel provides 24-hour room service, restaurant, family room, tours, car park to ensure our guests the greatest comfort.

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This nice friendly priced hotel is located right in the city centre and offers you great value for money. The 24-rooms are nice and spacious with decorated darkwood craftwork.

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This Low Budget hotel has a great location and ideal for the backpacker with not many demands. The Hotel is plain and simple with a good price..

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