Guidebook for Thành phố Hội An
Food Scene
A Roi Seafood Restaurant
samurai kitchen HoiAn
09 Tiểu La Japanese Food
Ganesh Indian Restaurant
99 Trần Hưng ĐạoTra Que Water Wheel
Best home cooked with organic vegetables in Tra Que.
One of the most famous Vegan restaurant in Hoi An.
15 locals recommend
Minh Hien Vegetarian Cooking Class Tour
26/16 Tran Cao Van One of the most famous Vegan restaurant in Hoi An.
Chicken Rice
22 Phan Chu Trinh Special local food In Hoi An.
Bánh Mì Phượng
2b Phan Chu TrinhBest Banh Mi In Hoi An.
Quán Cao Lầu Thanh
26 Thái PhiênRosie's cafe
02 Mạc Đĩnh Chi Great coffee in an alley.
Morning Glory Original
106 Nguyễn Thái HọcJoi | Kitchen & Bar
Cay Me - The Tamarind Tree
The DeckHouse An Bang Beach
Beachfront restaurant
Drinks & Nightlife
Dive bar
88 Nguyễn Thái HọcQ Bar
Soul Kitchen
Sightseeing
This small temple from the mid 1600’s is dedicated to Quan Cong, an esteemed Chinese general who represents the lofty goals of loyalty, sincerity, integrity, and justice.
25 locals recommend
Quan Kong Temple
24 Trần PhúThis small temple from the mid 1600’s is dedicated to Quan Cong, an esteemed Chinese general who represents the lofty goals of loyalty, sincerity, integrity, and justice.
Wait till the dark because it is a beautiful sight when the bridge with lights is reflected in the water :)
91 locals recommend
Japanese Covered Bridge
186 Trần PhúWait till the dark because it is a beautiful sight when the bridge with lights is reflected in the water :)
The world cultural heritage My Son
Đường vào Mỹ SơnArts & Culture
Eight nautical miles off the coast of Hoi An, a cluster of eight islands known as Cham Island, or Cu Lao Cham, offers travellers a little getaway. The main island Hon Lao, the largest and the only one inhabited, is less than two hours’ away by public boat – or a harrowing zip across by speed boat. It boasts beaches, diving, snorkelling, seafood and one very scenic drive. If you’re impressed with Hoi An’s An Bang Beach, wait until you see Cham’s white sand and sparkling turquoise waters.
109 locals recommend
Chàm Islands
Eight nautical miles off the coast of Hoi An, a cluster of eight islands known as Cham Island, or Cu Lao Cham, offers travellers a little getaway. The main island Hon Lao, the largest and the only one inhabited, is less than two hours’ away by public boat – or a harrowing zip across by speed boat. It boasts beaches, diving, snorkelling, seafood and one very scenic drive. If you’re impressed with Hoi An’s An Bang Beach, wait until you see Cham’s white sand and sparkling turquoise waters.
Hidden from passers-by behind a high wall in a mix of Japanese and Chinese styles, the Tran Family Chapel was built in 1802 by a civilian mandarin by the name of Tran Tu Nhac to worship his ancestors.
15 locals recommend
Tran Family Chapel
21 Lê LợiHidden from passers-by behind a high wall in a mix of Japanese and Chinese styles, the Tran Family Chapel was built in 1802 by a civilian mandarin by the name of Tran Tu Nhac to worship his ancestors.
The age of the old house is approximately a couple of centuries. The old house reflects the combination of both Japanese and Chinese architectural geniuses. So while visiting the small town Hoi An, in Vietnam, you must also visit this Old House of Tan Ky to encounter great historical and cultural significance of Vietnam.
36 locals recommend
Old House of Tan Ky
101 Nguyễn Thái Học The age of the old house is approximately a couple of centuries. The old house reflects the combination of both Japanese and Chinese architectural geniuses. So while visiting the small town Hoi An, in Vietnam, you must also visit this Old House of Tan Ky to encounter great historical and cultural significance of Vietnam.
Over 230 years old and one of the most famous sites in Hoi An
42 locals recommend
Museum of Trade Ceramics
Over 230 years old and one of the most famous sites in Hoi An
Hoi An Lune Center
1A Nguyễn Phúc ChuShopping
Hoi An Market
19 Trần PhúBlue Lantern Tailor
95 Phan Chu Trinh