Places Not To Be Missed While Touring Hoi An

Hoi An

Not be destroyed in the two wars and avoided the massive urbanization of the late twentieth century, Hoi An is a wonderful place where you can experience not only the festive moments, lights, laughter but also the peace and serenity of a unique Hoi An.

There are 21 places you need to buy tickets when visiting Hoi An. For each ticket, you can visit the ancient town’s landscapes and choose 3 of the 21 tourist attractions, including:

Japanese Covered Bridge

Phuc Kien Assembly Hall (46 Tran Phu Street)

Trieu Chau Assembly Hall (92B Nguyen Duy Hieu Street)

Quang Dong Assembly Hall (176 Tran Phu)

Tran Family Chapel (21 Le Loi)

Museum of History & Culture (13 Nguyen Hue)

Tan Ky Ancient House (101 Nguyen Thai Hoc)

Hoi An Handicraft Workshop (9 Nguyen Thai Hoc)

In addition, you also have additional options such as:

Cultural works: Cam Pho Temple, Tuy Tien Pagoda, Quan Cong Temple

Museum: Hoi An Museum, Trade Ceramics Museum, Sa Huynh Culture Museum, Folk Culture Museum

Ancient Houses: Quan Thang, Duc An, Phung Hung, Nguyen Tuong

Traditional Performing Arts (at 10:15 and 15:15 every day)

Tomb of Japanese Traders: Gu Sokukun, Tani Yajirobei, Banjiro

Artistic activities, folk games, experiential activities, night markets

• Attention:

All visitors entering the heritage area only need to buy one ticket, so you need to retain the ticket sticks for use during your stay in Hoi An

For sightseeing in the Ancient Town, tickets are only valid for 24 hours

Free for guidance for groups of 8 guests or more (contact at Hoi An Tour Guide Office – 155B Tran Phu)