Hoi An, Vietnam
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Hoi An, Vietnam

A magical ancient town where colorful lanterns illuminate riverside streets at night, skilled tailors create custom clothing, and well-preserved architecture tells stories of a trading port's golden age.

Quick Facts

  • Hoi An was a bustling trading port from the 15th to the 19th century, attracting merchants from Japan, China, and Europe, which has left a rich cultural heritage.
  • The town is famous for its lantern festival, held on the 14th day of each lunar month, when the streets are lit only by colorful lanterns and locals release paper lanterns onto the river.
  • Hoi An's Ancient Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized for its well-preserved architecture that reflects a blend of different cultures, with over 1,000 historic buildings.
  • The Japanese Covered Bridge, built in the late 16th century, features a unique architectural style and is a symbol of Hoi An, connecting the Japanese and Vietnamese communities.
  • Hoi An is also renowned for its tailor shops, where skilled artisans can create custom-made clothing in as little as 24 hours, with fabrics ranging from silk to cotton.

Travel Details

Country
Vietnam
Population
152K
Daily Budget
$40-90
Best Time to Visit
Feb-Apr
Current Weather
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26°C/79°F
Partly Cloudy
Currency
VND
Coordinates
15.8801, 108.3380

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