[2025 Hoi An Attraction] Travel Guide for Hội An Night Market (Updated Jul)

Hoi An Night Market, located on Nguyen Hoang Street, is a must-visit spot for colorful lanterns, local street food, and souvenirs. Open daily from 5–11 PM, it comes alive around 7–9:30 PM. You can shop handmade goods, try dishes like cao lau and banh mi, and enjoy boat rides or lantern-floating on the river. Great for photos, food, and cultural experiences. HoiAn night market is one of great places for locals and tourists to find great food and souvenirs. Need to do some bargaining to get the great deals. It is located next to ancient town. Hoi An Night Market is a great spot to visit with colorful lanterns lighting up the streets and a lively atmosphere. However, it can get pretty crowded, especially in the evening and night. Overall, it’s a fun place to experience local culture, just be ready for the crowd! #hoian#myitinerary #thingstodo #nightmarket

About 40 minutes by car from Da Nang, Vietnam. The world heritage city of Hoi An is photogenic throughout! During the day, it has the atmosphere of an ancient capital, and at night, it is enveloped in the fantastic light of lanterns. ⁡ Here are 5 recommended places to enjoy "seeing, experiencing, and eating" in Hoi An! ⁡ ＼Convenient to save in your travel plans! ／ ⁡ ━━━━━━━━━━━ ① Floating lanterns on the Thu Bon River ━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎐 A fantastic experience of floating lanterns and making wishes ⏰ From evening to around 9:00 p.m. (especially romantic on full moon nights) 💰 About 20,000 VND (about 116 yen) 📍 Along the river, in the center of the old town 📸 The lanterns and bridge lights reflected on the river look like a painting! ━━━━━━━━━━━ ② Hoi An Night Market ━━━━━━━━━━ 🛍️ Miscellaneous goods, lanterns, and lots of stylish street food ⏰ 18:00-22:00 (depends on the store) 📍 Just after crossing An Hoi Bridge 📸 Don't miss the colorful lantern road! ━━━━━━━━━━━ ③ Hoi An Impression Park ━━━━━━━━━━ 🎭 The night show "Memories of Hoi An" is a hot topic! ⏰ 16:45-22:00 (Show starts at 20:00) 💰 Admission fee: From about 600,000 VND (about 3,480 JPY) 📍 About 10 minutes by car from the old town 📸 A moving experience with a spectacular combination of stage, costumes and lighting ━━━━━━━━━━━ ④ Popular restaurant: MORNING GLORY ━━━━━━━━━━━ 🍴 A very popular restaurant with local cuisine and an elegant atmosphere Recommended are White Rose and Cao Lau ⏰ 11:00-22:00 (reservations recommended) 📍 In the center of the old town, easy access from tourist spots 📸 Beautifully presented food stands out! ━━━━━━━━━━━ ⑤ Japanese Bridge ━━━━━━━━━━━ ⛩ A covered bridge built by the Japanese in the 16th century ⏰ 9:00-11:00, 15:00-22:00 💰 100,000 VND (about 580 yen) 📍 Hoi An Old Town 📸 The wooden arches and surrounding lanterns are beautiful! ⸻ 📸 Hoi An is a city where you can feel relaxed just by walking around. Cultural experiences, gourmet food, and a romantic atmosphere at night are all here! One day is enough, but it's so charming that you'd want to stay for two days if possible. ⁡ 【I want to go! If you like it, save it♪ #Hoi An trip #Hoi An sightseeing #Hoi An night market #Hoi An lantern #Hoi An impression park #Memories of Hoi An #Hoi An popular restaurant #Vietnam trip #Day trip from Da Nang #Vietnamese cuisine #Lantern floating experience #Asia trip #Travel destination cuisine #World heritage city #Girls trip Vietnam #Lantern town #Photogenic trip #Travel guide #Solo female traveler #Shopping in Hoi An Old Town #Introducing stunning views overseas

For a fruit lover like me, Da Nang was heaven – you must try the jackfruit🍈 Attention to those who love mangosteen! ✋ In Da Nang, you can eat as much jackfruit as you want, not just mangosteen. If you haven't tried it yet... please, please, please give it a try! At first, you might wonder, 'What does this taste like?' but as you keep eating, you'll find it strangely addictive. It might even become a fruit you crave more than mangosteen! And this trip was even more special because it was my first overseas trip with my mom. We went on a package tour, but there were no regrets at all. ✔ My Khe Beach, one of the world's top 7 beaches – the color of the sea was extraordinary, and the sound of the waves was so healing...🌊 ✔ Ba Na Hills – met a monkey in a fairy-tale-like village! (I wanted to take a picture with it, but I couldn't, so I ended up photoshopping it... does it show? ㅋㅋㅋ) ✔ The food was perfect – Vietnamese cuisine suited our tastes perfectly, and both my mom and I were 100% satisfied! In the end, we promised each other to come back to Da Nang. If you're considering a travel destination, I strongly recommend Da Nang, which has everything: fruits, the sea, and exotic vibes! 🥭🏝️✨

#WinterTravel Location: Hoi An Night Market Walking, eating, traveling, Hoi An at night Atmosphere: Beautiful place, especially the lanterns hanging at various points and in front of the shop, making the whole place even more beautiful. At night, the water in the river and boats with small lanterns on the boats and on the water create an amazing view of that place.. Coordinates: Nguyễn Hoàng, Phường Minh An, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam

I went to the popular hotspot "Hoi An" about 40 minutes by car from Da Nang! I was surprised when I arrived! There were more people than Da Nang!! It's supposed to be in an inconvenient place in the old town of Vietnam, but there are a lot of international people. I think there were a lot of Europeans in particular. And as the lanterns start to light in the evening, the number of people keeps increasing! The night market was also a big success 🥹 And it seems that the prices are a little cheaper than the market in Da Nang city, but there wasn't that much variety! So if you're looking for something, it's a good idea to buy it here 👍 I bought a few too 🤭🉐 Also, the coconut I drank for the first time was delicious 🥥 It's cold, so it cools down your body that has become hot from shopping! The price was about 150 yen 🫶 🏠: Hoi An Night Market 📍: Nguyễn Hoàng, Phường Minh An, Hội An, Quảng Na #NightMarket2024 #OverseasTravel #Vietnam #DaNang #HoiAn #NightMarket #NightMarket

👋🏻 Hello,,, Today, Gammy will take you to Hoi An. At night, we can walk around and see beautiful lanterns in houses and shops. There is also a walking street where you can shop for souvenirs to bring back to your loved ones. 👜 The market has handmade bags, woollens, clothes, and many beautiful art works at affordable prices. 👕 There is also a clothing and food zone. 👍🏻 Open 18:00-22:00. #Market and Walking Street #100 Ways to Travel #journey #gmmsdiary #Travel Abroad by Yourself #Travel Abroad #Vietnam #Souvenirs #Shopaholics #HoiAn

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event 📍2024 Da Nang Travelogue #25, Visiting Hoi An Night Market 📍Business name: Hoi An Night Market 📍Travel date: January 2024 📍Address: Nguyen Hoang, Phuong Minh An, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam 📍Opening hours: 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM daily When I went to Hoi An Night Market around 5 o'clock, some stores had just opened. I just looked around and didn't buy anything. They sold a lot of things like Thai roti, corn, bags, souvenirs, drinks, king crab, mango, etc., but I didn't buy anything because I was planning to eat Korean food at Yoon's Restaurant in the evening. The mangoes at the Hoi An Night Market fruit shop were a bit more expensive than Hoi An Central Market, and other souvenirs were also more expensive than Da Nang. What's unique is that there is a lighting store at the entrance of the night market, and they asked me to pay to take pictures. It was my first time asking for money to take pictures in a lighting store, so I didn't take pictures because I thought it was not right. I thought the pictures would come out well because there were so many lights. 📍Conclusion: If you plan to stay in Hoi An until the evening, I recommend going to the Hoi An night market~ There's nothing to buy in particular, but it's fun to look around and compare prices with Da Nang.!! #HoiAnTravel

You can enjoy delicious ice cream in Hoi An at night with beautiful lanterns! The gentle sweetness of the homemade ice cream brings out the flavor of the ingredients. I selected ① passion fruit and banana ② peanut butter and sea salt caramel and they were all delicious! ! I expected the peanut butter flavor to be sweet, but the sweetness was very mild and I could directly taste the original flavor of the peanuts, and I was surprised by the taste I had never tried before! It's also nice to eat while looking at the river in front of you◎ 📍Quán Kem Cửa Sổ - Window Homemade icecream 188 /7 Trần Phú, Phường Minh An, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam

6 days in Hoi An is a dream mix of slow travel, golden sunsets, and cultural depth. From ancient streets to rice fields, ocean breeze to lantern-lit nights — this is a journey of beauty, taste, and stillness. 🚩 Sightseeing Route: Day 1: Arrival + Evening stroll in Ancient Town🧡 Day 2: Old Town deep dive + Tailor fittings + River cruise 🚢 Day 3: Cooking class + Coconut Boat Ride + Beach sunset 🌅 Day 4: Bicycle through rice fields to Tra Que Village Day 5: Marble Mountains & Da Nang day trip Day 6: Chill beach morning + Last minute silk shopping 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions: Hoi An Ancient Town — UNESCO site, golden hour heaven Japanese Covered Bridge — history meets architecture An Bang Beach — chill vibes, beach cafes, sunrise yoga Tra Que Vegetable Village — authentic eco-tourism Bay Mau Coconut Forest — round boat adventures Night Market & Lantern Street — magical after dark 🚇 Transportation: Rent a bicycle or scooter for ultimate freedom Walk inside the Old Town (motor-free zone) Easy Grab rides for beach and Da Nang trips Airport? Closest is Da Nang International Airport (DAD), 45 mins away 📷 Best Photo Spots: 🧡Golden alleyways of Ancient Town 🧡Japanese Bridge at dusk 🧡River reflections at night 🧡Rice fields near Cua Dai Road 🧡Silk lantern shops 🧡Round basket boats in Coconut Forest 🧡Hidden corners at Under The Coconut Tree Homestay 🍜 Local Cuisine You Must Try: Cao Lầu – only made with water from ancient wells White Rose Dumplings – delicate and delicious Banh Mi Phuong – Anthony Bourdain-approved Mót Herbal Tea – iced bliss with lotus and lemongrass Fried Wontons – Hoi An's version of nachos Banh Xeo – crispy sizzling pancake Egg Coffee at Lady Buddha Café – smooth, rich, divine 🏠 Where I Stayed: 1. Backhome Hostel & Bar Stylish and budget-friendly in the heart of Old Town. Social, clean, with a chill rooftop. Great for solo travelers. 2. Under the Coconut Tree Homestay Steps from the beach, tucked under real coconut trees. Dreamy, peaceful, with hammocks and kindhearted hosts. Perfect for soul searchers and creative spirits. 💡 Insider Tips: Tailor a dress or suit — Hoi An is famous for custom clothes Wake up early — golden light & empty streets Lantern lighting ritual at night is a must Visit early April for fewer crowds and blooming trees Buy handmade silk scarves and organic oils as souvenirs Support social businesses (like Reaching Out Teahouse) Hoi An is a feeling. Not just a place to see, but a place to feel — with your taste buds, your lens, and your heart.

#Southeast Asia Guide #Hoi An Restaurant #Hoi An Travel #Hoi An Old Town Restaurant #Hoi An #Hoi An Dinner Restaurant #Hoi An Korean Restaurant #Hoi An Old Town #Hoi An Night Market #Da Nang Hoi An #Cua Bang Hoi An Old Town Restaurant Cua Bang is located in the center of the Hoi An Old Town Night Market, so it is easily accessible. After a delicious meal, it is a perfect location to take a walk around the night market~ Payment was also possible through Korean bank transfer Both the exterior and interior of the store had a yellow interior, and I could feel the unique atmosphere of Hoi An. The garlic rice is stir-fried in small pieces, and has a rich garlic flavor, so it is a taste that everyone will like. Highly recommended 👍 📍Hoi An Cua Bang 📍Recommended menu: Garlic sauce lobster (390,000 VND), Black pepper sauce shrimp (250,000 VND) Garlic rice (60,000 VND) 1 liter draft beer (120,000 VND) 📍Reservation: Kakao ID cuavanghoian 📍Opening hours: Every day 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM 📍Address: 51 Nguyễn Phúc Tan, Phuờng Minh An, Hoi An, Quảng Nam

📍Travel introduction Da Nang & Hoi An travel 🚩Travel route Day 1 Arrive at the airport > Take a Grab taxi to the hotel and check in > Exchange money and go shopping at Han Market > Visit Cong Cafe > Watch the weekend Dragon Bridge fire show Day 2 Take a Grab taxi from the hotel to Hoi An Old Town > Visit Cong Cafe > Visit the night market > Ride the wishing boat > Visit a massage shop 90-minute hot stone massage > Drop off service from Hoi An massage shop to Da Nang hotel Day 3 Second Han Market shopping > Visit a nearby souvenir shop > Go to the hotel and have a staycation > Visit Cong Cafe > Visit Da Nang Lotte Mart > Visit a massage shop 30-minute foot massage Day 4 Return home after staycation 🚇Transportation Grab taxi

attraction was great. alot of cafes for people watching while sipping a cup of coffee

#visahacks #vietnam 🔁 1. Can the E‑Visa Be Extended? No, Vietnam’s tourist e-visa cannot be extended while staying inside the country. Once your visa expires, you must exit Vietnam and apply for a new e-visa to re-enter. This process is commonly called a "visa run." 🚐 2. What Is a Visa Run? A visa run is when you temporarily leave Vietnam, enter a neighboring country, and re-enter with a new visa. Advantages: * Fast and budget-friendly * A practical way to get more stay time Disadvantages: * Travel is required * Additional costs for transportation and new visa 📍 3. Popular Visa Run Routes by City 🏙️ Hanoi (North Vietnam) * Land borders: * Na Meo (Laos) * Cau Treo (Laos) * Mong Cai (China) * Air travel: * From Noi Bai Airport to Thailand, Laos, Cambodia 🏖️ Da Nang (Central Vietnam) * Land borders: * Lao Bao (Laos) * Cau Treo (Laos) * Air travel: * From Da Nang International Airport to Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia 🌆 Ho Chi Minh City (South Vietnam) * Land border: * Mộc Bài – Bavet (Cambodia)
→ Around 2 hours by bus from HCMC * Air travel: * From Tan Son Nhat Airport to Cambodia, Thailand, Singapore 📄 4. Required Documents (for Visa Run) * Passport valid for at least 6 months * Approved e-visa or visa approval letter
Vietnam e-visa applications typically take at least 3 business days to process.
If you're in a hurry, some visa agencies can speed this up for an extra fee — sometimes within 1 business day.
 * 2 passport-size photos * Sufficient cash for Vietnam re-entry fee and neighboring country visa/exit fees * Transportation ticket (bus, train, or flight – round trip is recommended) ✅ Summary & Tips * Leave before your visa expires to avoid overstaying. * Apply for a new e-visa in advance before doing your visa run. * Easiest option: HCMC → Mộc Bài → Bavet (Cambodia) → Return to Vietnam * If you travel frequently, consider applying for a multiple-entry visa.

Soaking in every peaceful moment with my love one.

If Phú Quốc is Southeast Asia's Maldives, then Hội An is Vietnam's Kyoto. This ancient town exudes a subtle yet captivating charm. Walking into Hội An feels like stepping back in time, with its yellow walls, wooden windows, and moss-covered rooftops. Come evening, the streets are illuminated by countless lanterns, making it feel like you're walking through a glowing painting 🌙✨. 🛍️ Hội An Ancient Town Streets｜A UNESCO World Heritage Site The quaint streets are lined with fabric shops, lantern stores, handicraft boutiques, and cozy cafés. You can rent a traditional Vietnamese áo dài to immerse yourself in the local culture or simply sit at a corner café, sip on a cup of Vietnamese drip coffee, and watch the world go by. 🌉 Lantern Bridge and Riverside｜The Most Romantic Nightscape Along the Thu Bồn River, lantern reflections shimmer on the water, and the riverside is adorned with lantern decorations. A night boat ride on a lantern-lit boat is a must-try experience. The riverside restaurants and bars offer different vibes, whether during the day or at night. 🥢 Central Market｜Experience Local Life Hội An's Central Market may not be glamorous, but it offers a glimpse into local life. Spices, dried goods, fruits, and vegetables create a vibrant and aromatic scene, making it a treasure trove for travelers exploring exotic flavors. 🌿 Herbal Tea Shops｜A Healing Touch of Oriental Medicine At certain corners, you'll find shops selling herbal teas and medicinal ingredients. With red handwritten labels, transparent jars, and neatly arranged displays, these shops showcase a blend of culture and wellness. 🎨 The Delicacy of Hội An｜Slow Down to Truly See Hội An has no towering skyscrapers and is not a commercial hub, yet it has a magical ability to make you slow down. Here, you'll find warmth, stories, and a unique blend of tranquility and color that belongs solely to this city. 📍Tips: Plan to stay at least two nights in Hội An. Avoid the midday heat, as the town is most enchanting at dusk and nighttime. Consider renting a bike or exploring on foot to fully appreciate this place that deserves to be experienced at a leisurely pace.

It was a very fun and worthwhile 5 days 4 nights trip. Starting from Da Nang city and going to Hoi An, continuing to Na Ba Hill and back down to Da Nang city. Every place has its own identity, very fun and cheap food. #DaNang #VietnamTravel #HoiAn #BaNaHill 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Overall it is good because it is a tourist attraction.

📍Bana Hills-Hoi An-Da Nang Sea📍 Day 1 Bana Hills -Fly the earliest flight, arrive at Da Nang Airport around 10am. It is recommended to use Grab only. It uses the same system as Thailand, very easy. Avoid using cash to pay for the car because you risk being charged extra. We use youtrip card, very easy. **Warning** Be careful of taxi drivers in front of the airport. Try not to talk or make eye contact, and don't let them touch your phone. -Arrived at the check-in point at Mercure Hotel. Today we will sleep upstairs. The cable car fare will be cheaper when staying upstairs. The cable cars are separate. We arrive at the top around noon. You can leave your bags at the hotel, but check-in is at 2pm. We booked a room for 5,000 baht for 4 people with breakfast and a buffet dinner for two (can be purchased additionally). -I recommend bringing lots of beautiful clothes because there are many photo spots on Bana Hills. The building is in French style. When we went, it was hot during the day. There was a little rain, but not too much. But at night, it was cold. The atmosphere was very good. -Dinner had a lot of variety. The taste was okay. We increased the price to the most expensive. All you can eat including alcohol 799,000 dong (but for those who are not alcohol lovers, I recommend the medium size because we did not get our money's worth and just wanted to try it) Note: Don't forget to eat the mango ice cream at the shop outside the hotel. It's very delicious. My friends and I loved it. Don't miss it. Day 2: Take pictures at the Golden Bridge. - I recommend going early in the morning because there are a lot of people (you have to take the cable car across. Don't get on the wrong one). - Come back and have breakfast. It's okay. There are many menus to choose from. - Go for a walk at the Pop Mart. Enjoy shopping. The price is better than in Thailand. - Check out, take the cable car down and call a car to pick you up to Hoi An (we made a deal with the driver yesterday for 600,000 dong). It takes about an hour. Vietnamese cars can only drive 60 km/hr. It's their law. It might be a bit slow. - Arrived at the accommodation for the 2nd night. Today we stayed at Son Trang Hotel Hoi an. The price is good but there is no breakfast. It's near the night market. There's a lot of food. The banh mi in front of the accommodation is delicious. It's sold in the evening. Anyone who stays here must not miss it. - Check-in time is 2 pm. We left our bags and went for a walk around. The day was quite hot. The houses and shops were beautiful yellow buildings, but we didn't take many pictures because it was hot. **When buying something, ask for a good price because people here charge a lot for foreign tourists, different from locals.** - Come back to check in and rest in the air-conditioning. In the evening, we went to the night market. There were a lot of food. I really like Vietnamese pizza. You have to try it. Sugarcane juice is also delicious, but they mix it with orange juice. It tastes strange. Day 3, go paddle a bamboo basket. - Wake up early to paddle a bamboo basket. We bought a package from the accommodation for 4 people. The price including transportation is 900,000 dong (I just found out later that buying it yourself is cheaper ><) - Go early in the morning. There aren't many people. The atmosphere is good. You can take beautiful pictures. There will be shows to watch along the way. Some shows require additional expenses.) - Come back to prepare to check out. Take a car to Danang. Today we will stay at Le Boutique Danang. The price is not too expensive. You can walk to the beach a short distance. There are a lot of food. - After checking in, leave our bags and take a car to GO shopping mall to buy souvenirs. The price is good and not too expensive. I recommend mango jelly and coconut coffee. They are so delicious. - Go back to the room to pack your stuff. In the evening, walk to MY KHE Beach. It feels good, the light is good, and you can take beautiful pictures. Then take a car to the night market and take pictures at Dragon Carp. - After completing the mission, before going to the accommodation, stop by a spa to wash your hair. It is rumored to be inexpensive and comfortable for your head (it really is as good as the rumors say, it is comfortable at 100,000 VND/45 minutes). - Continue with a menu before bed. The shop is in front of the hotel. It is a menu that I don't know the name of, but the taste is delicious and not expensive. It feels like eating stir-fried morning glory. I really want rice soup. 5555 Day 4, worship Guanyin at Linh Ung Pagoda, the largest in Da Nang. - Wake up early to pack your stuff before checking out. We took a car to worship Guanyin at Linh Ung Pagoda. It is not far, but the weather up there is very hot during the time we went. My friends and I walked around and took pictures for a while before going back to the accommodation to check out. - Go straight to the airport. We didn't stop anywhere else. 📌🇻🇳 Ended the 4-day, 3-night trip quickly but it was so much fun. This is my first trip abroad. Total expenses per person are around 16-18k/person. (We ate a lot and bought a lot of souvenirs. My friends and I spent a lot because we went to Pop Mart. If you control your budget and book your tickets well, you can go for no more than 13-15k.) #VietnamTravel #Vietnam

#Overseas travel 📍Hoian Old town Hoi An Old Town 26-14 D. Bạch Đằng, Cẩm Chau, Hoi An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam Hoi An's night market, which has so much to see, was a great place to tour in the evening because of the cool weather. I recommend Hoi An as a travel destination with beautiful flowers and lights, great for taking pictures, and lots to see. #Hoi An Old Town #Vietnam Travel #Hoi An Travel

Hoi An is a small yet timeless city where the essence of history is alive. Here’s a one-day itinerary that lets you leisurely explore its history, cuisine, scenery, and traditional experiences from morning till night. --- 📍 9:00 AM – Entering Hoi An Old Town Purchase a ticket to explore the ancient architecture. Key attractions: - Japanese Covered Bridge (Chùa Cầu): A wooden bridge blending Japanese-style roofing with traditional Vietnamese decorations. - Tan Ky House: A traditional Vietnamese house where descendants still reside. - Fujian Assembly Hall: A grand Chinese-style hall known for its intricate carvings and the scent of incense. 📍 11:30 AM – Strolling Through Yellow Alleys & Photo Time Signature backdrop of the Old Town: yellow walls, lanterns, and bicycles. Plenty of photo spots to capture memorable shots. Take time to browse souvenir shops along the way. 📍 1:00 PM – Local Lunch Signature dishes: Cao Lau or Banh Mi. Enjoy a meal at popular restaurants or local eateries. 📍 2:00 PM – Riverside Café Break Relax at a quiet café near the Thu Bon River with a cup of Vietnamese coffee. Take a break from the heat and unwind. 📍 3:30 PM – Traditional Market & Alley Shopping Explore Hoi An’s traditional market or shops along the streets. Discover handmade crafts like rattan bags, embroidered handkerchiefs, and small lanterns. 📍 5:30 PM – Lantern Boat Experience on Thu Bon River Head to the riverside at sunset. Ride a small boat and release lanterns with your wishes written on them. Enjoy the magical atmosphere created by floating lanterns on the water. 📍 7:00 PM – Night Market & Street Food Stroll through the night market while indulging in skewers, pancakes, and mango juice. End the day amidst the bustling streets illuminated by warm yellow lights. --- Hoi An doesn’t require a hurried pace. As you take your time to admire each building, alley, and lantern, the day naturally fills up. Ending the night by releasing a wishful lantern completes the journey, making it a truly fulfilling experience.

Hoi An was more than just a small town. Every step revealed a rich history and culture of architecture, and as dusk fell, the entire city transformed into a dreamy scene under lantern lights. In the morning, I purchased a ticket to explore the ancient town and began my journey. The Japanese Covered Bridge showcased a unique blend of Japanese-style roofing and Vietnamese decorations, while the Tan Ky House combined architectural styles from three different countries. Each building felt like a museum in itself. During the day, the bright yellow walls glowed under the scorching sun, creating a picturesque scene as I wandered through the alleys, snapping photos and exploring hidden corners. Time seemed to slow down, and a cup of Vietnamese iced coffee added a touch of leisure to the experience. As the sun set, I strolled near the Thu Bon River. The gentle breeze and serene sunset created a peaceful atmosphere, making it a perfect moment to sit quietly and simply soak in the tranquility. When night fell, I headed to the night market. Lanterns lit up across the city, transforming the ambiance entirely. Then came the highlight – skewers! I picked one each of chicken, shrimp, and vegetable skewers, followed by banana pancakes for dessert. The lively market vibe and the energy of the people completed the travel experience. This was undoubtedly the most memorable day of my Southeast Asia trip. Walking quietly, savoring the food, and fully immersing myself in the moment – that’s the true essence of Hoi An.

Hoi An, Vietnam, is more than just a tourist destination. During the day, you can wander through centuries-old architecture and traditional culture, while at night, you can immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the lantern-lit night market, enjoying local delicacies. Here’s a one-day itinerary that combines charm and flavor. --- 📍 10:00 AM – Enter the Ancient Town & Architectural Tour Purchase an entrance ticket and start exploring the ancient town’s architectural landmarks. Highlights: Chua Cau (Japanese Covered Bridge): A wooden bridge blending Japanese-style roofing with Vietnamese design. Tan Ky Ancient House: A traditional house combining Chinese, Vietnamese, and Japanese architectural styles. Fukian Assembly Hall: A masterpiece of Chinese temple architecture. 📍 12:30 PM – Local Lunch Cool off with a bowl of ‘Mi Quang’ (Vietnamese noodle dish) or ‘Cao Lau.’ Enjoy a sweet Vietnamese iced coffee at a nearby café. 📍 2:00 PM – Stroll Through Hoi An’s Alleys & Take Photos Walk through alleys adorned with yellow walls, windows, bicycles, and lanterns. Photo-worthy spots: Lantern streets, flower-covered walls, riverside bridges. 📍 4:00 PM – Riverside Walk Stroll along the banks of the Thu Bon River or take a boat ride. At sunset, the river and scenery are bathed in warm, cinematic light. 📍 6:00 PM – Enter the Night Market Head to Hoi An Night Market near the old town. Explore lanterns, traditional crafts, handmade accessories, and more. 📍 7:00 PM – Skewer Feast Begins Enjoy a variety of grilled skewers, including chicken, shrimp, squid, and mushrooms. End the night with street-side banana pancakes and mango juice. --- Hoi An at night is even more enchanting than during the day. From tranquil ancient architecture to the bustling night market, this one-day trip offers a perfect blend of tradition and modernity, serenity and vibrancy. Truly, this place embodies the essence of Southeast Asian charm.

A relaxing trip that will heal your heart. For anyone thinking of traveling abroad, I recommend Vietnam. The people are lovely, the seafood is fresh and delicious, the price is good, the transportation is convenient, and the city is clean. ✨#VietnamTravel #trip #VietnamTravel

From my own experience, it was a good moment to take a photo with my boyfriend and get a photo that is a part of Vietnamese culture, but be careful not to accept products from anyone or if they want to take a photo, do not let the vendor take a photo or accept the product because they will take money from you. I encountered this experience as a very disappointing event. 300,000 dong is about 300 baht, which made me feel very disappointed from being forced to buy fruit products, just a few pieces of fruit.

Hoi An, Vietnam I was so impressed when I went there for the first time that I went back after the coronavirus pandemic. The entire town is a World Heritage Site, so the atmosphere and laid-back feeling are the best. The food is delicious, and the hotels are always nice, so I'm very satisfied. You can explore on foot, or rent a bicycle to go further afield. Hoi An at night is also very impressive, with the floating lanterns, the illuminated shops, and the lanterns, all of which are so beautiful that they're sure to look great on film. If possible, it's a great place to spend two nights relaxing.

#JuneTravelSupport #HoiAn #DaNangTravel Hoi An, which I visited for half a day during my trip to Da Nang! I went there before the sun set and played, and then I welcomed Hoi An when it got dark. It was such a beautiful place. It's prettier and more awesome when you see it in person! I think it would be nice to eat on the street after looking around the night market, or to eat in a restaurant like I did👍🏻👍🏻

🏖️Environment/Facilities: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hoi An is a place worth visiting, with ancient buildings, restaurant food, and local small markets #Sea Spectrum

Speaking of Hoi An, it's the night market! It's just under an hour's drive from Da Nang city. I went there! The whole town is beautiful with lanterns lit up! And the market sells everything! Clothes and food! Just walking around is fun! However, many things don't have a price! Make sure to ask how much it costs before deciding whether you want it or not! If you buy 2 or 3 items, they'll give you a discount! 📍Location: Nguyễn Hoàng, Phường Minh An, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam #Let's go abroad

#MayTravelSupport This is the Hoi An Night Market, which is connected to Da Nang Hoi An Old Town. There were so many stalls that it was fun to look around. There were also many kinds of food, and we tried mango, roti, and coconut-related food. It was more fun because it was bustling☺️

Introducing the night market in Hoi An/Vietnam 🌃 《Nguyễn Hoàng Night Market》 It is held across the An Hoi Bridge from the old town. 💞Reasons why we recommend it: Speaking of Hoi An! The lanterns are beautiful 🏮 There are also shops where you can take photos. There are so many Vietnamese goods and Vietnamese food that you will be distracted 😊 📍Location: Minh An, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam 🕰️Opening hours: Gradually starting from around the evening! There were quite a few shops open by 5pm. #Let's go abroad #hoian #Hoi An