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Hoi An Ancient Town was once a bustling international trading port, with architectural heritages dating back hundreds of years, recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage since 1999. |
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Hoi An is known as an ancient town that has remained almost intact with more than 1,000 architectural relics from streets, houses, assembly halls, communal houses, pagodas, temples, clan churches, ancient wells... to traditional dishes. |
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Hoi An ancient streets are designed as a pedestrian and non-motorized vehicle city. |
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Hoi An captivates visitors with its simple, romantic beauty that lasts through time. |
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The ancient houses in Hoi An are characterized by their bright yellow color and colorful flower trellises. |
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Every house in Hoi An ensures harmony between living space and nature, so no matter which angle you stand at, you will have satisfactory photos. Nguyen Thu Giang (25 years old, Thanh Xuan, Hanoi ) shared: "The gentle, peaceful features of Hoi An help me forget the hustle and bustle and pressure of urban life". |
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| With unique architecture, the space of the house in Hoi An is always airy, filled with sunlight, people and nature seem to blend together, bringing comfort and relaxation to visitors. Dong Quyet Thang (34 years old, from Tuyen Quang) shared: "I have been to Hoi An many times, but every time I come here, I have a completely new experience." |
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Many couples have chosen Hoi An to take wedding photos, preserving the most beautiful memories of the most important occasion of their lives. |
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| The most common type of housing in Hoi An is the tube-shaped house with only one or two floors, narrow width and very long depth. The houses are made from materials with high strength and durability due to the harsh climate here. |
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This year marks the 22nd anniversary of Hoi An ancient town being recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage (December 4, 1999 - December 4, 2021). |
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According to the Hoi An Cultural Center, the locality has made plans to ensure tourism safety in the new situation, properly implementing the requirements of the "Tourism Safety Criteria Set", aiming for Hoi An to be a "green tourism", organizing closed tour programs for international visitors who meet all requirements on entry and medical quarantine... |
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At night, Hoi An ancient town is sparkling with colorful lighting systems and lanterns. |
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| When traveling to Hoi An ancient town, visitors certainly cannot miss the colorful lantern festival with small, bright lanterns floating on the poetic Hoai River. |
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When night falls, the ancient town becomes brilliant under the lights. |
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| The Japanese Covered Bridge, Hoi An, shimmers in color under the lights. |
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Strolling around the streets at night, visitors can see the colorful, brilliant lanterns. |
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Coming to Hoi An, one of the specialties you cannot miss is Mot tea. |
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Walking along Tran Phu walking street, wherever you see people lining up to buy drinks, that is exactly Mot Hoi An tea shop. |
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| Mot Water Hoi An, also known as "lemongrass water" or "luxurious water", is a famous herbal drink in Hoi An that anyone passing by will buy a glass or at least take a photo with a glass of Mot Water. |
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Hoi An will officially reopen tour guide activities from November 15 to serve locals and tourists. |
Source: https://kinhtedothi.vn/say-dam-ve-dep-dieu-dang-cua-pho-co-hoi-an.html
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