Vietnam South Central Coast Hoi An

Known as one Vietnam's loveliest towns, Hoi An is home to a remarkably preserved Old Town, bustling markets, and several historic sites.

Walk among these central streets, full of colorful interesting buildings, bustle of busy markets, and an undeniable charm.

Discover a colorful world of fresh fruit, vegetables, and seafood as you make your way through the bustling stalls of this market.

Known for its white sandy 3km stretch, this beach is lined with good seafood restaurants and has a great relaxing atmosphere.

This fine 17C house boasts Japanese and Chinese influences, featuring a lovely courtyard and truly exquisite decorative elements.

Dating to the 17C, this temple is a marvelous example of Chinese architecture and boasts several interesting decorative details.

Boasting an ornate facade, this 16C temple is dedicated to a general lauded for his integrity, and features several statues.

Boasting the original design dating to the 16C, this picturesque bridge is flanked with symbolic statues and hosts a small shrine.

Members of the Tran family offer guided tours of their chapel, built in the early 19C for worshiping ancestors.

Dedicated to the prehistoric Sa Huynh folks who once populated the port, this museum exhibits artifacts representing their culture.

A unique shop where visitors can purchase silk, see a 17C loom, a modern cotton loom machine, and even silk worms at work.

Set in a traditional wooden house, the museum follows the history of Hoi An in the context of commerce and trading.