Half Day Hoi An Ancient Town From Hotel Inside Hoi An City Only

Hoi An Ancient Town was once a bustling international trading port, a meeting place for the trading ships of Japan, China, and the West during the 17th and 18th centuries. Before this period, there were here also traces of Champa Port which was known as a site on Silk Road along the sea. Hoi An ancient town today is a special example of a traditional port city in Southeast Asia that has been well preserved. Most houses here are of traditional architecture dating from the 17th to the 19th century and are along the narrow main streets. Hoi An is also a landmark that recorded much of the mixture of acculturation. The architecture of the city reflects the influence of Chinese, Japanese, and French traders. Hoi An still maintained an intangible cultural diversity and richness. UNESCO recognized the ancient town of Hoi An as a world cultural heritage in 1999

Arrive Hoi An, you will walk with a guide for visiting any 1 site from the 4 categories:

A) Historical and Cultural Museum, or Trade Ceramics Museum, or Sa Huynh Museum.

B) Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, or Cantonese Assembly Hall, or Trieu Chau Assembly Hall.

C) Quang Thang house, or Tan Ky house, or Phung Hung house, or Tran Family Chapel.

D) Quan Cong Mieu Temple or Japanese Covered Bridge.

After your tour of the town, you'll board a boat and enjoy a 1-hour cruise on the Thu Bon River to enjoy the natural views and to observe the daily lives of the local fishing people.

Afterward, you will return to your hotel.