Join our half-day tour to explore the very best of Hoi An! Wander through the lantern-lit streets of the Ancient Town, visit iconic landmarks such as the Japanese Covered Bridge, traditional Old Houses, and handicraft workshops where local artisans keep centuries-old skills alive.
At each stop, you will have free time to stroll around, take photos, or simply soak in the charming atmosphere at your own pace. Along the way, you’ll also have the chance to taste delicious local street food and refreshing drinks (payable locally), making the experience even more authentic. This tour combines history, culture, and everyday local life—all in one unforgettable journey.
In 2017, Nagasaki gifted Hoi An a Red Seal Ship model to mark 400 years of friendship. The ship once carried Princess Ngoc Hoa to Nagasaki in 1619 to marry merchant Araki Sotaro. The model is displayed near the Hoi An Protestant Church. Tour Guide will be there 10 minutes ealier for the pick up.
When the tour ends, you will be dropped off outside Hoi An market, where you are free to explore and return to your hotel on your own.
Japanese Covered Bridge – Built by the Japanese in the 17th century, this iconic wooden bridge includes a small temple and is a symbol of Hoi An. It features intricate carvings, a roofed walkway for shelter, and represents the cultural exchange between Japan, China, and Vietnam.
Fujian Assembly Hall – Originally built by Chinese merchants from Fujian in the late 17th century, this hall is dedicated to Thien Hau, the goddess of the sea who protects sailors. The site features ornate gates, colorful mosaics, dragon statues, and a spacious main hall used for worship and community gatherings. Today, it is one of Hoi An’s most impressive landmarks, reflecting Chinese architecture and cultural heritage.
Tan Ky Old House – Built over 200 years ago by a Vietnamese merchant family, this house blends Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architectural styles. Inside, visitors can admire carved wooden beams, antique furniture, trading artifacts, and even flood markings on the walls. A highlight is the Confucius cup (chiếc chén Khổng Tử), a unique ceramic that only holds liquid when filled to a moderate level, symbolizing balance, modesty, and the Confucian way of life. It remains one of the best-preserved old houses in Hoi An. (Please note, if this ancient house is too crowded or temporarily closed, we will guide you to visit another ancient house.)
After a long walk, you can recharge with special Traditional Performances featuring local dances, plays, songs, and folk games in an air-conditioned hall (with restrooms available). If you are lucky in the games, you may even receive a small gift from the locals.
At the end of the tour, you will visit Hoi An Market, home to sections for food, vegetables, souvenirs, silk, and leather goods. Your guide will first take you on a short walk to introduce the different stalls and local products. After that, you’ll have free time to explore, with shopping and bargaining tips from your guide, before saying goodbye and concluding the tour.
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