Hoi An ancient town is a place that is no longer strange to domestic and foreign tourists. Coming here, in addition to walking along the city, watching the colorful lanterns, there are many other interesting things that you must definitely explore.
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Interesting experiences in Hoi An you should try
Release the lanterns
If daytime is a great time for you to walk along the streets admiring the hundreds of years old houses, night is the time for visitors to immerse themselves in the lives of the people here. And dropping lanterns on Hoai River is one of the most impressive activities. Besides observing, you can mingle to decorate the light party on the river. Buy a beautiful little lamp and float it yourself along the water, then look at them and silently wish for good luck to come to you and your family. Surely you will want to stop the time to “sleep” in this peaceful, idyllic moment forever.
Enjoy Cao Lau
If Saigon has meatloaf, Hanoi has bun cha, Hoi An is famous for Cao Lau. This is a must-try dish when traveling to the old town. A bowl of high quality with full flavor of sour, spicy, salty and sweet essence of raw vegetables, fish sauce, meat, soy sauce mixed with crispy taste, the suddenness of noodles and fat has made many visitors drunk. wreck.
Boat Ride and Lantern Floating in Hoi An
In the evening, take a boat ride on the Hoai River with family or friends to experience the tranquil and serene charm of Hoi An’s ancient town at night. The calm, mirror-like water will guide you through the hidden alleys of Hoi An that you might have missed during the day. While floating on the river and gazing up, you’ll be enchanted by a completely different perspective—the stunning scenery is reminiscent of picturesque European cities on international tours.
Eat the “best in the world” bread
In addition to Cao Lau, Hoi An is also famous for its famous sandwich. Once voted by many overseas magazines as one of the best breads in the world, the Banh Mi in Hoi An is truly impeccable. Like many other types of bread in Vietnam, Hoi An bread is made according to a very unique recipe, unmistakable. The fatty taste of pate, the flesh of pork, the crispiness of cucumber slices, the aroma of raw vegetables, the sweet and salty taste of the sauce, all blend together to create a wonderful loaf of bread.
Try toad coffee in Hoi An
One of the features that attracts visitors is sipping a cup of coffee by the roadside. Any time of the day is suitable for enjoying coffee in Hoi An. Visitors just need to stop at a roadside toad shop, order a cup of iced or hot milk coffee and then slowly enjoy it. While sipping a delicious cup of coffee, watching the flow of people pass by, once in a while, looking at the houses that have been tinged with time, visitors will feel strangely peaceful.
Adventure to Cham Islands
Located about 15 km east of the ancient town, the Cham Islands are a must-visit destination when traveling to Hoi An. With their untouched charm and natural beauty, the Cham Islands have captivated countless visitors. Some exciting experiences you shouldn’t miss here include snorkeling to admire coral reefs, camping with a bonfire, staying with local families, and especially savoring the delicious fresh seafood.
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