[2025 Hoi An Attraction] Travel Guide for Denglong Street (Updated Jul)

Come visit Hoi An! 🏮🌿🍹🚲 The cutest riverside town in Vietnam, so charming that anyone who visits will fall in love! 📍 Hoi An highlights: • 🏮 Hoi An Ancient Town — Classic yellow houses + sparkling multi-colored lanterns at night 🌙 So beautiful that you won't want to leave • 🍹 Hoi An Mót Juice — Refreshing, fragrant herbs served in bamboo cups, decorated with gotu kola and flowers 🌸 Both delicious and photogenic • 🥥 Coconut Coffee — Fragrant, strong, creamy, and smooth, like Vietnamese coffee mixed with smoothies 😋 Refreshing and perfect for hot weather • 🌅 Enjoy the evening view of the riverside — The evening light hitting the old buildings is so great. You can sit in a cafe and chill or take a basket boat! • 🥟 Hoi An Morning Market — Wake up early to experience the local way of life There are many local Vietnamese foods to try, such as Banh Mi, Pho, Banh Xeu (Vietnamese desserts). • 🚲 Rent a bicycle to ride around the city — through rice fields, mountains, simple houses, and get a real Vietnamese countryside feel. • 🎨 Do a DIY workshop — there are classes on how to make lanterns, paper, or write your name in ancient Vietnamese characters! 🌾 Hoi An is perfect for those who want to relax, walk slowly, take lots of photos, and eat delicious food without rushing. You can come for 1 day or stay for 1-2 nights, because the atmosphere in the old town at night is really beautiful. ✨ I'd like to invite you to walk, drink Mót, and take a boat to watch the floating lanterns together. 🛶💛 If you want to change the atmosphere to a slow-life Vietnam, Hoi An is the place for you!

If Phú Quốc is Southeast Asia's Maldives, then Hội An is Vietnam's Kyoto. This ancient town exudes a subtle yet captivating charm. Walking into Hội An feels like stepping back in time, with its yellow walls, wooden windows, and moss-covered rooftops. Come evening, the streets are illuminated by countless lanterns, making it feel like you're walking through a glowing painting 🌙✨. 🛍️ Hội An Ancient Town Streets｜A UNESCO World Heritage Site The quaint streets are lined with fabric shops, lantern stores, handicraft boutiques, and cozy cafés. You can rent a traditional Vietnamese áo dài to immerse yourself in the local culture or simply sit at a corner café, sip on a cup of Vietnamese drip coffee, and watch the world go by. 🌉 Lantern Bridge and Riverside｜The Most Romantic Nightscape Along the Thu Bồn River, lantern reflections shimmer on the water, and the riverside is adorned with lantern decorations. A night boat ride on a lantern-lit boat is a must-try experience. The riverside restaurants and bars offer different vibes, whether during the day or at night. 🥢 Central Market｜Experience Local Life Hội An's Central Market may not be glamorous, but it offers a glimpse into local life. Spices, dried goods, fruits, and vegetables create a vibrant and aromatic scene, making it a treasure trove for travelers exploring exotic flavors. 🌿 Herbal Tea Shops｜A Healing Touch of Oriental Medicine At certain corners, you'll find shops selling herbal teas and medicinal ingredients. With red handwritten labels, transparent jars, and neatly arranged displays, these shops showcase a blend of culture and wellness. 🎨 The Delicacy of Hội An｜Slow Down to Truly See Hội An has no towering skyscrapers and is not a commercial hub, yet it has a magical ability to make you slow down. Here, you'll find warmth, stories, and a unique blend of tranquility and color that belongs solely to this city. 📍Tips: Plan to stay at least two nights in Hội An. Avoid the midday heat, as the town is most enchanting at dusk and nighttime. Consider renting a bike or exploring on foot to fully appreciate this place that deserves to be experienced at a leisurely pace.

The Lantern Treasures of Central Vietnam - Hoi An Ancient Town, a World Cultural Heritage Site After enjoying two days of Michelin-starred food in Hanoi, we took a domestic flight of VietJet Air to Da Nang in the morning! This vacation trip to Vietnam is to revisit the most exciting places in northern and central Vietnam. The most popular and tourist-filled city in central Vietnam must be Da Nang. The airport is only a 10-minute drive from the city, and it only takes 45 minutes to get to Hoi An. It has become the most visited holiday destination in Vietnam in recent years. After arriving in Da Nang, we went to a seafood restaurant on the north side of My Khe Beach for lunch. Every time I come to Da Nang, I will definitely eat seafood twice because it is so fresh and cheap! The first meal was grilled shrimp, fried mantis shrimp with pepper and salt, clams cooked with lemongrass and grilled fish. It cost about HK$200. The children were very satisfied with the meal. It was so fresh~ At around 4 pm, I called a Grab taxi to Hoi An, which cost about 330,000 Vietnamese dong. There are two common itineraries in Hoi An, as follows: 1. Arrive in Hoi An in the afternoon of the first day and stay for one day, and return to Da Nang in the afternoon of the second day 2. Go to Hoi An in the afternoon and leave for Da Nang around 8pm In fact, the minister took other children to Hoi An in Da Nang for five days in March 2023. At that time, they chose the first way and fully experienced the magnificent day and night scenery of Hoi An, so this time they chose the second way. Hoi An was a foreign trade port in the 17th century, attracting a large number of Chinese people to settle down and work, so there are many Chinese associations, Guandi Temples, Buddhist temples and clan halls. It was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1999. It is very similar to the ancient city of Malacca in Malaysia! I highly recommend visiting Malacca. I came to Hoi An Ancient Town for the lantern-lit streets at night! It is recommended to arrive near the Hoi An Bridge in the evening so that you can see the sunset and night view. It is unforgettable! A must-see attraction every time you go to Da Nang and Hoi An!!! Hoi An Attractions - Lantern Street: Lanterns are a cultural symbol of Chinese society and are integrated into the ancient city of Hoi An. At night, the lanterns are lit up and look colorful and charming. Feel the charm of the ancient city of Hoi An with your family, partner, and friends at night~ - Thu Bon River Cruise: You can take a boat to light lanterns in the evening and enjoy the historical feeling of Hoi An at night, about 20 minutes - Rickshaw and bicycle: You can ride a bicycle to the beach and large farmland in Hoi An to enjoy the rural scenery, or take a rickshaw to roam the ancient city, saving a lot of energy - Ao Dai experience: Vietnamese traditional costume, showing off the girl's slender figure, fascinating under the light of lanterns -Chinese Association Hall and Temple: You can visit them if you purchase a ticket to Hoi An Ancient Town, but you can skip it. It is beautiful to take photos outside the gate. Hoi An Food -Madam Khanh The Banh Mi Queen is a popular French bread shop in Hoi An in recent years. After trying two of them during this trip, I highly recommend the mixed French bread flavors of this shop. You will definitely not be disappointed. I suggest you order takeout and bring it back to Da Nang for a midnight snack when you leave Hoi An! -Bánh Mì Phượng: Michelin Bib Gourmand recommended French bread, the most famous and popular French bread shop in Hoi An, the French bread is rich with pork, lettuce, ham and other ingredients, every bite is full of salty and fragrant flavor~ -White Rose Restaurant: White Rose Dumplings, shrimp and minced meat wrapped in rice noodle skin, sprinkled with fried shallots, fish sauce and powdered sugar to make a sweet and sour sauce, the taste is similar to crystal dumplings~ - Hoi An Dry Noodles Gaolou Mian: Dry noodles with pork, fried pork skin, and various vegetables. You can try it. #Hoian #Bánhmì #High-rise #Hoi An Ancient Town #Da Nang #Vietnam #Lantern #World Cultural Heritage #Rickshaw #White Rose #French Bag #Vietnam #Ao Dai #Thu Bon River #Vietnamese Seafood #Ju Zhichengjun #Kumamon #Kumamon #Foodie #Puffy #Miyazaki Dog #KiwiBird #Travelinvietnam #Danang #50th Anniversary of Vietnam's Reunification

Hoi An, a small town on the Thu Bon River in Quang Nam Province, Vietnam, is one of the must-see destinations for tourists. With its beautiful ancient architecture, diverse cultures, and peaceful atmosphere, Hoi An was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. ⸻ 🌟 Highlights not to be missed in Hoi An 1. Hoi An Ancient Town Walk through the well-preserved old town and experience the architecture that combines Chinese, Japanese, and European styles, such as the Japanese Covered Bridge and the old wooden houses that remain in their original condition from the 15th to 19th centuries.  2. Lantern Festival On the night of the full moon of every month, Hoi An is lit up with colorful lanterns. Tourists can float lanterns on the Thu Bon River to make a wish and experience the romantic atmosphere at night.  3. An Bang Beach About 4 kilometers from the old town, An Bang Beach is a quiet place to relax. Perfect for sunbathing, swimming or eating fresh seafood by the sea. 4. Cycling the countryside Exploring the rice fields, villages and temples around Hoi An by bike is a great way to experience local life and beautiful nature. 5. Learn to cook Vietnamese food Join a cooking class to learn how to cook authentic Vietnamese dishes such as Cao Lau and Banh Mi, and visit a local market. ⸻ 🍜 Must-try local foods • Cao Lau: Thick and chewy rice noodles served with grilled pork, fresh vegetables and a rich broth • Banh Mi: Vietnamese sandwiches with a variety of fillings such as grilled pork, fried eggs and pickled vegetables • Banh Xeo: Thin and crispy rice paper filled with pork, shrimp and bean sprouts, served with fresh vegetables and a sweet and sour sauce ⸻ 🗓️ Best time to visit February to May is the best time to visit Hoi An, as the weather is dry and cool. Avoid the rainy season from September to January. Which may have heavy rain and flooding in some areas.  ⸻ 🚗 Getting to Hoi An Da Nang International Airport is the closest airport, about 30 kilometers from Hoi An. Tourists can continue their journey by taxi, bus or hotel shuttle, taking about 45 minutes. ⸻ Hoi An is a city that perfectly combines history, culture and nature. Whether it's walking around the old town, tasting local food or relaxing on the beach, Hoi An has something for everyone. If you're looking for a quiet and charming place to visit, Hoi An is the perfect answer. #VisaFreeTravel #HoiAn #Vietnam

❤️‍🔥Super beautiful lantern street ❤️‍🔥 We didn't go until 6pm so when we arrived it was almost dark and didn't take any pictures of the day🥺 We ate and then ate and it was night! I didn't expect it to be so beautiful at night ❤️‍🔥 Hanging many different lanterns colorful🥺 If you come to Vietnam, you can definitely come to visit and take pictures🥺 Transportation guide🚕 It was taking grab to go like a few hours 🤣 (Actually Vietnam is far from everywhere, d attractions are not very close) If you go suggest charter a car 🤣 Diet 🍽️ Mainly there are many restaurants facing the sea, at night you can eat while looking across the sea ❤️ 🔥 experience is great ❤️ 🔥 The ancient town of Hoi An, the night view is really great! #Hoi An #Vietnam #Lanterns #Ancient Town #Night

Hoi An Hoi An Lantern Street, my favorite The cutely decorated Old Town street is the best at night! Anywhere is a photo zone! It's too bad that the photos don't capture the beauty of the street ㅠㅠ #trip.com #trippal

Hoi Ans lanterns are civilized. It can be said that a large part of the lanterns in Vietnam are produced in Hoi An. In the evening, it is a sea of lanterns. There are all kinds of lanterns, hawkers and riverside bars. From time to time, I will meet the old lady who sells lanterns. Many newcomers will choose to take wedding photos here when night falls.