Ban Thach village is a 500-year-old sedge mat weaving village located 35 km from Hoi An Ancient Town in Quang Nam Province. Famous for its 4:00-6:00 AM sunrise mat market and generations of...
The Ky Anh Tunnels history begins with a number that sounds almost impossible: 32 kilometers of underground passages, dug entirely by hand between 1965 and 1967, hidden right beneath a working Vietnamese village....
One day on Cam Kim Island takes you past Hoi An's crowds to a 500-year-old boat-building village, rice-field cycling, and a home-style lunch. Full 2026 itinerary, ferry prices, and timing. Cam Kim Island...
Hoi An lunch means one thing above all: timing. Eat between 11:30 AM and 1:30 PM in the Old Town and you're competing with tour buses, closed kitchens on siesta break, and 33°C...
Kim Bong Woodworking Village sits just across the Thu Bon River from Hoi An Ancient Town, and it splits opinion more than almost any other stop on the local sightseeing list. Some travelers...
Hoi An clam porridge, known locally as chao ngheu, is a warm, savory rice porridge cooked with fresh river clams, mung beans, and crispy fried shallots, sold almost exclusively in the late afternoon...
Madam Khanh – The Banh Mi Queen is a tiny stall at 115 Tran Cao Van Street in Hoi An Old Town. Tripadvisor travelers gave it the "Queen" nickname themselves, and the queue...
Mot Drink Hoi An / Mot’s Tea - also written "Nuoc Mot" or simply "Mót" - is a cold herbal tea made from lemongrass, lime, lotus leaf, and a handful of traditional Vietnamese...
A real Hoi An history experience means rowing the river at night, cooking a 400-year-old recipe, and sleeping in a colonial villa -not just reading plaques. Here's how to do it. Hoi An...
