French newspaper "tells" tourists about destinations not to be missed when coming to Hoi An

The ancient architecture seems to be preserved intact in every roof and on every street of Hoi An.

According to Prestige Magazine, visitors can find almost everything in Hoi An, from pristine, vast beaches to architectural works imbued with unique cultural and historical features... When coming here, don't forget to bring a camera and a bag because visitors will need to take photos, shop or enjoy coffee.

Lune Hoi An Performing Arts Center

Lune Hoi An Performing Arts Center. (Source: TITC)

Lune Hoi An Performing Arts Center will be an interesting destination in the list of Hoi An discovery journeys. Coming here, visitors will learn about Vietnamese culture in a new and unique way. Each performance will bring the audience to a daily story of people from different regions.

Through storytelling circus performances combined with captivating live music , the beauty of Vietnamese culture is recreated right before the audience's eyes, bringing unforgettable authentic emotions. With its unique design, Lune Hoi An Performing Arts Center is a favorite check-in spot and also an ideal place to admire the beauty of the ancient town at night.

Hoi An Ancient Town

The beauty of Hoi An town on the poetic Thu Bon river. (Source: TITC)

Since centuries ago, Hoi An ancient town has been the busiest and most bustling trading port in the region. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage, this place is definitely a great destination with many interesting activities that bring different and memorable experiences to every visitor.

First of all, enjoy the beauty of Hoi An on the poetic Thu Bon River. The boats are decorated with lanterns and are brightly lit, creating a romantic night scene. In Hoi An, there are also many shops selling lanterns for visitors to choose as gifts or simply to decorate their homes.

Japanese Covered Bridge, one of the most beautiful check-in spots in Hoi An ancient town.

The Japanese Covered Bridge and Chinese Assembly Halls are also interesting check-in spots for tourists. In addition, take the time to sip a cup of coffee or tea while admiring the panoramic view of the city from the rooftop and save beautiful check-in photos.

Hoi An Silk Village

Booth introducing silk products at Hoi An silk village. (Source: TITC)

Only 1km from the center of the ancient town, Hoi An silk village is not only a place to preserve many ancient and precious silkworm and mulberry breeds, and hand-woven tools, but also a place to provide sophisticated, high-quality silk products. In particular, this place has almost perfectly recreated the ancient life of simple, hard-working weavers.

Coming to Hoi An silk village, visitors can learn about each meticulous process and stage of silk weaving, buy a traditional silk costume, admire the collection of 100 traditional Vietnamese silk ao dai costumes and also get advice on how to choose good silk. Besides, visitors can also enjoy the attractive cuisine of Quang, or pick mulberries in the garden to feed the silkworms, listen to the singing of village girls...

“Intoxicated” at Distillerie d'Indochine

Indochine Distillery.

Coming to Distillerie d'Indochine by Sampan, visitors will enjoy glasses of rum produced right in Vietnam. This is also the only rum distillery in the country. With the main ingredient being sugarcane, rum has a pleasant, light sweet flavor and is easy to drink.

Bay Mau Coconut Forest Ecotourism Area

Experience the unique basket boat at Bay Mau coconut forest eco-tourism area. (Source: TITC)

Called “thung chai”, the meticulously crafted bamboo baskets take visitors to explore the Bay Mau coconut forest eco-tourism area. Floating on the baskets, enjoy the cool, fresh air, watch exciting basket boat performances and boat races, or weave through the old coconut trees to listen to interesting stories of the green forest.

In addition, tourists can also witness with their own eyes the "fishing village artists" performing basket dances and basket racing, or the image of fishermen professionally spreading fishing nets.

Tra Que Vegetable Village

Tourists experience being a farmer at Tra Que vegetable village. (Source: TITC)

Located near Hoi An ancient town, Tra Que vegetable village is a great destination for the whole family. Here, people mainly grow green vegetables such as mustard greens, lettuce, water spinach and herbs such as coriander, basil, perilla...

Visitors will also be shared and guided by local people on watering, fertilizing, and harvesting vegetables and can participate in a cooking class of Quang Nam specialties with ingredients provided on the spot.

Cu Lao Cham

Cu Lao Cham is a familiar destination for tourists. (Source: TITC)

Recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve, Cu Lao Cham is a worthy destination on a trip to Hoi An.

Possessing beautiful blue beaches with long stretches of fine white sand, Cu Lao Cham is an ideal place to stop and relax, sunbathe, enjoy the fresh, open air, or immerse yourself in the cool water.

Not only that, visitors can also experience diving to see beautiful coral reefs and colorful schools of small fish. One of the interesting activities here is visiting the fishing village, learning about coastal life, fishing with fishermen on the island and enjoying fresh seafood.

My Son Sanctuary

My Son Sanctuary is the cultural and religious center of the Champa dynasties.

About 40km from Hoi An city, My Son Sanctuary attracts tourists by its wild, mysterious beauty imbued with spirituality. Hidden in the mountains, this place is a complex of ancient Champa relics with elaborately built temples, intricately carved, and sophisticated with unique architectural features.

Not only prominent in ancient architectural works, Cham culture is also clearly shown through traditional festivals, gentle, graceful and attractive dances. Don't forget to save for yourself the beautiful photos of My Son in the album of your journey to discover the charming Hoi An.

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