Hoi An Ancient Town - a famous city of Quang Nam province, remains almost intact with more than 1000 ancient architectural relics from streets, houses, temples, shrines, old wells, ... to customs typical restaurant, cuisine and the soul of the people here. The old town was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site in 1999. Come here around February - April because it is the most pleasant climate time and enjoy the open space that brings comfort to tourists. visitors to the beautiful scenery and participate in exciting activities in Hoi An. I can describe Hoi An ancient town as a book of time. Each page is a history of culture, ancient beauty, architecture, street or wall. The ancient houses of Hoi An still keep in their nostalgia even though the moss has clung to the tile roofs, bricks, ... Just like the idyllic character of the people, the pure soul and the sincerity of the people local. The tubular architecture is a popular type of house here, cool space, flooded in the sun. Bring people and nature together to create an overall beauty. And those things have brought a comfortable free life for the local people. And the excitement for visitors to Hoi An Ancient Town, Hoi An Bridge Turtle is an invaluable asset and is chosen as a symbol of Hoi An. Located adjacent to Nguyen Thi Minh Khai and Tran Phu. This is a building built by Japanese merchants around the mid-16th century. Due to the influence of natural calamity, Covered Bridge has undergone many restoration and gradually lost Japanese architectural elements. And instead of the Vietnamese and Chinese style architecture, but despite 5 centuries of history of Hoi An, the temple still retains almost intact fine carvings. And the important role in feng shui in order to maintain the sea monster, keep the lives of people peaceful.

Hoi An Ancient Town, located in central Vietnam, is a charming and picturesque destination that attracts visitors from all over the world. This well-preserved historic trading port is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers a glimpse into Vietnam's rich cultural and architectural heritage.
 
The town's architecture is a fusion of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese influences, reflecting its history as a bustling international trading center in the 15th to 19th centuries. Walking through the narrow, winding streets of Hoi An, visitors can admire the beautifully preserved wooden houses, adorned with intricate carvings and colorful lanterns.
 
One of the town's most iconic landmarks is the Japanese Covered Bridge, dating back to the 18th century. This bridge is not only an architectural marvel but also a symbol of the cultural exchange between Japan and Vietnam during that time.
 
Hoi An Ancient Town is also famous for its vibrant art scene, with numerous art galleries, silk shops, and tailor shops lining the streets. Visitors can witness traditional crafts being practiced, such as lantern making and silk weaving. The town is especially known for its skilled tailors who can create made-to-measure clothing in just a matter of days.
 
In addition to its architectural and cultural treasures, Hoi An Ancient Town boasts a lively culinary scene. The town is renowned for its delicious street food, with local specialties such as Cao Lau, a rice noodle dish, and White Rose dumplings. Visitors can also take part in cooking classes to learn how to.