Destination

The Ancient Town of Hoi An is pretty no matter the time of day or night. Take a stroll during the day to get a glimpse of daily life and admire the architectural fusion and layered past of the town, or in the evening when thousands of lanterns light the streets. 

My Son Sanctuary is a remarkable architectural site built by the Cham people, and is a 1-hour drive from the center of Hoi An. Stroll around the remains of these impressive temples and learn about the glorious history of this one-time religious and political capital of the Cham empire.

Home to eight islands, fishing villages, and sun-drenched beaches. Visitors can enjoy the fresh air of the mountains and the sea while also taking part in water sports and activities such as scuba diving, sea walking, and swimming. Mountain climbing and savoring local cuisine also should not be missed.

The most popular stretch of sand in Hoi An is An Bang Beach, just a 10-minute drive from the center of the ancient town. Relatively unspoiled by development, An Bang Beach has been listed among the world’s top 50 most beautiful beaches by CNNGo and is popular with visitors of all ages thanks to its beautiful beach village, laid-back restaurants, late-night bars, water sport activities, and live music. Quang Nam is also home to many other beautiful beaches such as Ha My (Dien Ban District), Cua Dai (Hoi An), Binh Minh (Thang Binh District), Tam Thanh (Tam Ky District), Rạng Beach (Nui Thanh District) etc.

If you fancy some tranquility, take a bicycle from your hotel or any rental shop and wander from the town center to Tra Que Village or Thanh Dong Village. Indulge in Vietnamese life in the countryside, where organic farms and gardens supply produce to local residents.

Enjoy a cultural show at Hoi An Memories Land, Vinwonders Nam Hoi An, performing arts centers in Hoi An Ancient Town, My Son Sanctuary or Dong Giang ecotourism area … In addition, visitors can also experience a wide range of entertainment activities such as golf services, casino, and spa.

From street stalls to upmarket restaurants, dining in Hoi An is like nowhere else, as the town represents the unique features of central Viet Nam cuisine. Don’t miss the iconic Cao Lau, Com Ga (chicken rice), Banh uot thit nuong (wet cake served with grilled meat), Quang-style noodle and the local version of Banh my – the world-famous Vietnamese street food with a touch of Hoi An. These dishes are loved by the locals and visitors alike. 

A visit to Hoi An would not be complete without shopping for some local handicrafts. Hoi An’s ancient alleys feature numerous top-notch silk shops and tailors. From custom-made suits and bags to off-the-rack accessories, you can find it all. There are also plenty of boutiques in town that are worth visiting, selling everything Hoi An has to offer – organic jams and coffee, fashion and accessories, posters and stationery, and ceramics and jewelry. Quang Nam is renowned as a destination with diverse, high-quality OCOP (One Community One Product) goods from different areas of the province including Ngoc Linh ginseng, bird’s nests, tea and coffee, forest honey, and all kinds of local sweets. 

Quang Nam boasts nearly 900 accommodation options with approximately 17,000 rooms, many of which are operated by international hotel and resort chains. Homestays and villas are also increasingly popular among domestic and foreign tourists.