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Red Bridge Cooking School
★ 4.7experience
“Some schools, like Red Bridge Cooking School, even offer outdoor classes with river views. A fun and delicious way to bring a taste of Hoi An back home!”
An Bang Beach
★ 4.3outdoor adventure
“An Bang Beach is the most popular, offering beach bars and seafood restaurants.”
Hoi An Ancient Town
★ 4.7experience
“You can’t visit Hoi An without wandering through its UNESCO-listed Ancient Town. Every street feels like a journey back in time, with yellow houses, wooden facades, and ancient temples.”
Bebe Tailor
★ 4.9shopping
“Shops like Bebe Tailor or Ba Ri Tailor are famous for their quality and fabric selection.”
Ba Ri Tailor
★ 5.0shopping
“Shops like Bebe Tailor or Ba Ri Tailor are famous for their quality and fabric selection.”
Hoi An Memories
★ 4.7experience
“For an unforgettable evening, don’t miss Hoi An Memories, a spectacular outdoor performance that tells the history of Hoi An through stunning artistic displays, featuring hundreds of dancers in traditional costumes.”
The Lantern Lady
★ 4.9experience
“The Lantern Lady is the most renowned workshop in town, and it takes about two hours to make a small lantern.”
The Timing Mask
★ 4.8experience
“At The Timing Mask, you can create your own hand-painted traditional mask, inspired by Vietnamese legends. You’ll get to customize your mask with traditional colors and patterns, a fantastic way to dive deeper into Vietnamese craftsmanship while taking home a one-of-a-kind creation.”
Tan Ky House
★ 4.2experience
“You should also visit Tan Ky House or Phung Hung House to see how merchants used to live.”
Thu Bon River
★ 4.5experience
“One of the most iconic experiences in Hoi An is sailing on the Thu Bon River at sunset. You can hop on a traditional wooden boat and admire the city illuminated by thousands of floating lanterns.”
Hoi An Central Market
★ 5.0shopping
“The Hoi An Central Market is a feast for the senses, perfect for exploring the ingredients used in Vietnamese cuisine and tasting local specialties like Cao Lau or White Roses dumplings.”
Hoi An Night Market
★ 4.4shopping
“If you’re looking for souvenirs, the Hoi An Night Market is a must-visit. Here, you’ll find handmade lanterns, silk clothing, and artisanal crafts made by local artisans.”
Tra Que Village
★ 4.5experience
“Don’t miss Tra Que Village, where farmers grow aromatic herbs used in Vietnamese dishes. Here, you can join workshops to learn traditional farming techniques and enjoy a meal made with fresh, local ingredients.”
Phung Hung House
★ 3.7experience
“You should also visit Tan Ky House or Phung Hung House to see how merchants used to live.”
Japanese Covered Bridge
★ 4.3experience
“Don’t miss the Japanese Covered Bridge, one of the city’s landmarks dating back to the 17th century, connecting the old Japanese and Chinese quarters.”
Cua Dai Beach
★ 4.3outdoor adventure
“For a quieter atmosphere, Cua Dai Beach is a great alternative.”
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