Exploring Da Nang - Hoi An tour

Are you planning to travel to Da Nang, Hoi An? Which places of these two destinations do you have to visit? Da Nang - Hoi An tour is a marvelous journey on the central strip of Vietnam. Let AloTrip accompany you.

How far is it from Da Nang to Hoi An? Why is the Da Nang trip always accompanied by Da Nang – Hoi An tour and vice versa?

Hoi An is an ancient town, located in the lower section of the Thu Bon River junction in the coastal plains of Quang Nam Province, about 30km south of Da Nang. Hoi An has been known by the world with many different names such as Lam Ap, Faifo, Hoai Pho and is recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage. After visiting all the tourist destinations in Da Nang, you can move by many different means to come to Hoi An Ancient Town.

From Danang, you can travel by taxi, motorbike or you can go to Da Nang bus station to catch the bus to Hoi An. The Da Nang - Hoi An bus routes will depart 30 minutes apart and start at 7am, end at 5pm everyday.

Things to see in Hoi An

Prominent in the coastal tourist routes of Central Vietnam, Hoi An Ancient Town is like a rustic, simple but poetic painting. Whether it is day or night, Hoi An tourism still carries various attractive charms in itself. When you come to Hoi An ancient town, visitors can visit these following places:

Tan Ky Old House

An old house dating back to 200 years and also the architecture typical of ancient houses in Hoi An. Tan Ky Ancient House is designed in the style of a house with many rooms, each of which has its own function. The front door of the house is the place to open the shop, the backside is connected with the river wharfe to be the place for importing and exporting goods.

Tan Ky Old House

Japanese Covered Bridge

Japanese Covered Bridge or Covered Bridge was built in the late 16th century. Covered Bridge is considered as a pearl in the heart of Hoi An by locals. Cau Pagoda was originally a bridge across the Thu Bon River, but in the middle of the bridge is a small temple worshiping Xuanwu god and above the covered roof designed in a unique architectural style. It can be said that Covered Bridge is an architectural work that harmoniously combines Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and Western architectural styles.

Japanese Covered Bridge

Fujian Assembly Hall

It is also a place of worshipping to pray for the merchants to cross the ocean waves swimmingly. Unlike other clubs, the Fujian Assembly Hall was built to worship Mazu goddess, a statue that drifted to the coast of Hoi An in 1697. There is a special thing is that, along with the years, the Fujian Assembly Hall not only does it disappear, but it is more and more spacious and splendid because it is regularly restored by overseas Chinese in Fujian.

Fujian Assembly Hall

Guangdong Assembly Hall

This is a place to worship Mazu goddess and Confucius. After 1911, this place was converted to worship Zihuang and Tien Hien. The harmonious combination of wood and stone materials has made the Guangdong Assembly Hall become luxurious and superficial as its inherent name.

Guangdong Assembly Hall

Cua Dai Beach

It is about 5km from Hoi An to the East, Cua Dai Beach is only 3km away, but looking from afar, the silver waves are constantly rushing from Cu Lao Cham Island to the shore. These are the things that make Cua Dai Beach rated as the most beautiful and romantic beach in Central Vietnam. When the night comes, on moonless nights, fishing boats are scattered like stars. From the beach, it looks like a sparkling city. There were nights of immense moonlight inlaid with the gleaming seawater, sky and sand.

Cua Dai Beach

Hoi An Market

It is a place not only for sightseeing but also for tourists because it has everything from handicrafts to delicious, strange and tasty dishes. When coming here, visitors can sightsee and buy gift items. You can buy clothes, silk fabric, souvenirs, “banh it la gai”, “banh in” as gifts for your friends and relatives after your trip to Hoi An.

Hoi An Market