Hoi An was a crowded trading spot in the 15th to 19th century in the central Vietnam. Until now, Hoi An has remained ancient architecture, with narrow streets, traditional houses, and vibrant lanterns everywhere. The town is a mixture of Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and European influences. For example, Cau Chua - inspired by Japanese art, Assembly Hall Of Fujian Chinese, etc.
As an ancient town, Hoian is a hub of artistic and cultural excellence. Visitors can buy a variety of souvenirs, such as silk products, wood carvings, bronze statues, and local foods. Many lantern-making and cooking workshops will be good opportunities to glimpse into Vietnamese culture. So, it's time to pack and go to Hoi An now!