Hoi An Listing of Activities & Attractions

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Things to do in Hoi An

Hoi An Ancient Town
Known for its well-preserved historic architecture, lantern festivals, and rich cultural heritage that vividly reflect the town's trading past, entry is free.

Hoi An Lantern Market
Known for its colorful traditional lanterns and lively night market atmosphere, entry is free.

Hoi An Night Market
Known for its colorful lantern displays, local street food, and handicrafts in a lively nighttime setting, entry is free.

Central Market Hoi An
Known for its wide range of local food, fresh produce, traditional crafts, and vibrant atmosphere offering an authentic Hoi An experience, entry is free.

Japanese Covered Bridge
Known for its unique historical architecture symbolizing cultural exchange and connection between Japanese and Vietnamese communities, entry is free.

Thu Bon River
Known for its beautiful boat rides, traditional wooden boats, and enchanting lantern-lit evenings during festivals, entry is free.

Tan Ky Old House
Known for its well-preserved traditional Vietnamese architecture and rich cultural heritage, entry is entrance fee costs approximately 80,000 VND for adults with discounts often available for children and students.

My Son Sanctuary
Known for its ancient Champa temple ruins and UNESCO World Heritage religious complex surrounded by lush jungle, entry is approximately 150,000 VND for adults, with discounted rates for children and students; prices may vary and guides can be hired separately.

An Bang Beach
Known for its clean sandy shores, relaxed atmosphere, and proximity to Hoi An's historic town, entry is free.

Cam Kim Island
Known for its traditional rural lifestyle, wood carving crafts, and scenic countryside views near Hoi An, entry is free.

Cua Dai Beach
Known for its white sandy shores, calm waters, and proximity to the charming town of Hoi An, entry is free.

Tra Que Vegetable Village
Known for its organic vegetable farming, traditional agricultural practices, and immersive rural experiences, entry is around ₫100,000 for entrance and participation in activities, with additional charges for cooking classes and tours.

Museum of Trade Ceramics
Known for its extensive collection of maritime trade ceramics and its insight into Hoi An's historical role as a trading port, entry is around 30,000 VND for adults, with lower prices for children and sometimes free entry for very young kids.

Phuc Kien Assembly Hall
Known for its beautiful traditional Chinese architecture and significance to the Fujian Chinese community in Hoi An, entry is about 30,000 VND for adults, with discounted prices for children, offering an affordable cultural experience.

Quan Cong Temple
Known for its traditional Vietnamese temple architecture and dedication to the revered General Quan Cong, entry is free.