Where the river meets the sea, traders once found shelter from storms. Hoi An grew into a busy port filled with languages, goods, and spices.
Step back 400 years into the golden age of Hoi An, when this small riverside town was one of Asia’s busiest trading ports. Merchants from Japan, China, and Vietnam lived side by side, exchanging goods, cultures, and ideas that helped transform Hoi An into a prosperous international marketplace.
Join us to explore Hoi An Old Town and truly understand what you’re seeing.
Why is Hoi An so unique compared to other cities in Vietnam?
Why are there so many Chinese heritage sites, yet so few Chinese people living in Hoi An today?
Why is there a statue of a foreigner in the heart of Hoi An?
And that’s not all. We’ll take you to a scenic spot overlooking the Old Town—an experience that other tours don’t offer.
it's at 06 Tran Hung Dao street. Our guide will pick you up at the gate of Hoi An post office”
It’s Thang Loi Handicraft company
The tour guide will lead you on a tour of Hoi An Market to witness the daily life of the local people, as well as to visit the vegetable, fish, and meat markets where locals buy and sell goods every day.
You will visit a 200-year-old Chinese temple featuring unique Taoist-influenced architecture, while discovering the rich history of the Chinese community in Hoi An.
You will witness the ancient customs and traditions of the Hoi An people, as well as the tools they used for farming and fishing
Guests will explore a 200-year-old ancient house built in traditional Vietnamese architecture, which has been preserved and lived in by seven generations, while learning about the unique architectural characteristics of Hoi An
Guests will explore the symbol of Hoi An, the oldest surviving structure in the ancient town. Built 400 years ago, it features a harmonious architectural combination of Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese influences
You will visit a small handicraft workshop where you can witness 400-year-old Hoi An crafts such as silk weaving, tailoring, embroidery, and wood carving—the very trades that helped Hoi An become the largest trading port in Central Vietnam 400 years ago
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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