This tour offers much more than just sightseeing — it’s a journey through Hoi An’s living history, culture, and flavors.
Led by a local expert guide who truly understands the soul of the Ancient Town, you’ll explore the most iconic landmarks while hearing the hidden stories behind them.
Unlike many walking tours, this experience also includes authentic local food tasting at family-run eateries — where you can enjoy Cao lầu, Bánh mì, Mì Quảng, and Chè xí mà just like the locals do.
We keep the group size small and personal, allowing plenty of time for interaction, photography, and cultural discovery at your own pace.
By the end of the tour, you won’t just see Hoi An — you’ll feel it, taste it, and understand why this ancient town has charmed travelers for centuries.
Start the journey by visiting one of the most beautiful and well-preserved Chinese assembly halls in Hoi An. Discover its ornate architecture, decorative details, and the cultural influence of the Chinese community that once lived here.
Visit one of Hoi An’s four main museums to learn about the town’s trading history, cultural exchanges, and its development as a key port city in Central Vietnam.
Step inside a traditional ancient house — a living museum of architecture and family heritage. Admire the wooden structure, intricate carvings, and household artifacts that have been preserved for generations.
See the iconic 17th-century Japanese Bridge, Hoi An’s most recognizable symbol. Learn the legend behind its construction and how it once connected the Japanese and Vietnamese quarters.
Explore a historic communal house where locals used to hold community meetings and spiritual ceremonies. This site represents the deep-rooted sense of unity and cultural continuity among Vietnamese people.
Depending on your interest, you may also visit another hidden gem in the Ancient Town that offers authentic insight into Hoi An’s culture and lifestyle.
End your tour with a local food experience. Taste some of Hoi An’s signature dishes such as Bánh mì, Cao lầu, Mì Quảng, Bánh bao - Bánh vạc, and Chè xí mà — a delicious way to wrap up your cultural exploration.
You can wait our tourguide at the main black gate of the Yaly Tailor near the Main Street.
The tourguide will buy the entrance ticket for the guests at the ticket booth, guest does not need to buy it
Hoi An is a charming ancient town and UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved architecture, lantern-lit streets, and rich cultural heritage. This former trading port blends Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and European influences, offering a unique glimpse into Southeast Asia's history.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ancient Town is famous for its well-preserved architecture, lantern-lit streets, and historic buildings. It offers a glimpse into the town's rich history as a trading port.
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This period offers the best weather with warm temperatures, low humidity, and minimal rain. It's ideal for exploring the town and enjoying outdoor activities.
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Hoi An is generally a safe destination for travelers. Petty crime can occur, so take precautions to protect your belongings. Be cautious of motorbikes when walking, as they can be numerous and fast.
Hoi An Station
Hoi An Bus Station
Buses connect Hoi An to nearby towns and cities but are not extensively used within the town itself.
Available • Apps: Grab
Car, Bike, Scooter
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