Perched on the central coast of Vietnam, Hoi An is a city best known for its Ancient town. From beaches and temples to markets and cultural sites, this exquisite Vietnamese town has much to be explored.
Best time to visit
Hoi An has two main seasons, namely the dry and wet seasons. Whilst the dry season is between the months of February to August, the wet season is from September to January. The months between February to April are considered the most ideal time to visit the city with no chance of heavy rains or glistening heat waves.
Hoi An Ancient Town
Considered the epicentre of culture and history of Hoi An, the ancient town is home to a plethora of complex houses, religious buildings and pagodas. The best part about staying in this UNESCO heritage site is the proximity to the city attractions. For an instance, if you seek accommodation at Hoi An resorts the likes of Anantara Hoi An resort, all cafes, shrines and art galleries will be only a walk away.
Things to do in Hoi An
If you are a first-timer in Hoi An, some of the best things to do in this coastal town include visiting the ancient town, taking a cooking class, riding a boat along the Thu Bon river, exploring the Hoi An night market, gifting yourself a custom tailored suit or dress under 24 hours and many more.
Getting around Hoi An
Being a small coastal town in Vietnam, Hoi can be best explored on foot or a bicycle. If you are staying in Hoi An ancient town, all the city attractions will be within your easy reach; hence there is no need for a bicycle. However, if you are seeking accommodation in Cam Chau or Cam Thanh, away from the heart of the city, hopping on board a bicycle or a motorcycle might be convenient.
