Staying active in Hoi An does not mean giving up your usual workout routine. From local gyms with basic equipment to modern fitness centres with air conditioning and classes, there are plenty of...
Grang Waterfall is on a different side of central Vietnam, far beyond Hoi An’s beaches and lantern-lit streets. The trip takes more planning than a typical Hoi An day out, but it can...
Is a volcanic island four hours away from Hoi An to Ly Son Island actually worth rearranging a trip for? Short answer, yes, and the reasons why have almost nothing to do with...
Phuoc Thien is a fishing village on the coast of Quang Ngai province in central Vietnam. It's a "working" village, which means fishing is how the people there actually make their living, not...
A few hours at Wood Art Vietnam can give you a different side of Hoi An beyond its lanterns, old houses and busy streets. Set in the countryside around Go Noi, the workshop...
Yes, you can take a Vietnam sleeper train to Hoi An, but not all the way there. Since Hoi An has no train station, you’ll get off at Da Nang and continue by...
Getting Hoi An ATM cash is part of almost every trip, but a few small details can make the process less straightforward than expected. From choosing a convenient ATM to deciding whether to...
Hoi An Mid Autumn Festival is more than a lantern-lit night in the Ancient Town. It has its own atmosphere and traditions that set it apart from other celebrations in Hoi An. Here...
Hoi An Old Town is not necessarily a tourist trap, but some situations can leave visitors overcharged or pressured into buying something they did not ask for. The key is knowing the difference...
