[2025 Hoi An Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Hoi An Market (Updated Mar)

What a beautiful picture this women smiles at us at the market we asked to take her photo she was happy We gave her some $ for her time It takes nothing to smile and she was so grateful It made our night to give back Hoo An market in the back streets is truly a humble experience

Hoi An has a night market, old town alleys, and many massage shops and restaurants that are good to visit at night, but Sometimes, you can see the local life by visiting the Central Market early in the morning. Buy mangoes, dragon fruit, lychee, mangosteen, etc. at a low price by bargaining, and taste cheap rice noodles~^^ #Hoi An Central Market #Hoi An #Hoi An Travel Destination #Vietnam Hoi An Travel #Hoi An Travel #Dinner and Different Morning #Phở Tùng #Rice Noodle Restaurant

Mentioning ancient towns usually brings to mind commercialization and a lighter wallet🙈. However, this little Vietnamese city with a 1500-year history, retains the simplicity of the Maritime Silk Road and is full of life🍀. Not only is it not a tourist trap, but it also offers a long-missed sense of relaxation✌. 👣Hoi An 2-day tour itinerary: Day1: Take a taxi from Da Nang to Hoi An in the afternoon (about 1 hour, 100r) - Boat ride and lantern release in the old town - Accommodation Day2: Coconut boat ride at noon - Buy Ao Dai - Afternoon stroll in the old town - Night bus to Nha Trang 📌Travel Tips: 👗Buying Ao Dai: Don't buy in the old town, go to Central market first, tell them you want 'Ao Yeu', and choose from many styles. For men's/women's ready-to-wear clothes + hand-painted large conical hat, start bargaining at 350k, and fresh flowers are 20k per bunch at the entrance. ⏰Hoi An Old Town: Visit between 15:00-19:00, it's not too hot and you can see the scenery during the day and at night. ☀During the day: The ancient streets bloom beautifully. 🚲Cycling and taking photos in the old streets: The bright yellow color on the walls of the old houses💛 is very photogenic. The bougainvillea🌸 hanging from the houses are full of vitality. It's not crowded during the day, perfect for cycling through the streets and alleys, feeling the warm sunshine and the freedom like the wind😎. 🏠Visiting historical sites: Despite its small size, Hoi An is home to many historical sites such as the Museum of History and Culture, the Guan Yu Temple, and the Hua An Assembly Hall. Get up close and experience the cultural fusion and history of Hoi An. ☕Drinking coffee on the rooftop waiting for sunset: Many coffee shops have preserved their centuries-old appearance. I particularly like Faifo Coffee, which has a tall Western-style building where you can overlook the bustling streets from the terrace. Order a matcha coffee, which I find quite sweet💚. Secure a spot at 17:20 and wait for the sunset. ✨At night: When the lights are on, it's like a river of stars. 🚣Boat ride and lantern release: As night falls, the boats on the river light up, and you can take panoramic photos from the bridge. There are hand-rowed and electric boats, with the electric boat costing 250k for a round trip with more lanterns for better photo opportunities, and each of us received a river lantern, setting off romantically under the moonlight. 🏮Taking photos on Lantern Street: The shapes of Vietnamese lanterns are quite unique, mostly teardrop and diamond-shaped, and they look very beautiful hanging above the doors. The three of us talked about taking photos and agreed on a total of 20k, near the Latern13 gift shop, but the lady's attitude wasn't very good. 🍜Eating: It's not recommended to dine within the old town. Cơm Gà Bà Dung: The chicken rice is super delicious, and I had three bowls of the free chicken soup, with extra charge for small eggs. TOAN's Restaurant Coffee Garden: The spring rolls and Mi Quang taste good, and it's pleasant to dine in the courtyard. 🏠Stay: Hanh Nhung Villa, the triple room is very spacious and costs less than 200r per night, although it's a bit damp. The service is great, and they can book bus tickets to Nha Trang for you. 🗺My 14-day Vietnam itinerary: Hanoi - Da Nang - Hoi An - Ba Na Hills - Nha Trang - Ho Chi Minh City

Danang & Hoi An Travel Guide: Places to Visit with Kids 🐤 Nam Hoi An Vinwonders: Safari Edition 🐘🦒 About an hour's drive from downtown Danang, from safari to water park & ​​amusement park, so it's a good idea to plan a full day or half day course 💛 When moving from downtown Danang, you can take the free shuttle bus that departs from Melia Vinpearl Riverfront Hotel at 9:00 🚍 ! Free access to Vinwonders when staying at Nam Hoi An Vinpearl Resort (*Support details may change when the promotion ends) Recommended route for River Safari - Folk Village - Water Park - Amusement Park ✨ 📍Nam Hoi An Vinwonders River Safari ▫️Vinwonders hours: 9:00 - 20:00 ▫️River Safari hours: 9:30 - 16:30 ▫️Giraffe & elephant feeding experience available (feeding 30,000 VND) ▫️Feeding experience is short, about 5 minutes, so you have to move quickly ▫️There were more animals on the right than on the left when boarding the boatcr:minluv_st& Contact us for removal

When visiting Hoi An night market, you can find a unique atmosphere of blissful tranquility although it is always busy with a lot of vendors and their customers. There are a huge number of products here like clothing, shoes, handicrafts, trinkes, accessories,... Especially, it has two rows which are lined with food stalls. Here, you can enjoy plenty of tasty food which contributes to the feature of Hoi An cuisine. Hoi An night market hours are from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m every day, thus the best time to visit this place is from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Aside from the above things, it can provide you an excellent opportunity to explore the daily life of the locals here in order to learn more about the culture in the Central area of Vietnam. #bucketlistreboot