Hoi An Ancient Town is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a South-East Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century for, Dutch, French, Portuguese , Arab, Japanese, Chinese merchants who traded mainly in high quality silks, ceramic things… Its buildings and its street plan reflect the influences, both indigenous and foreign, that have combined to produce this unique heritage site. Today a quaint riverside town, Hoi An is popular for its eclectic architecture, tailors and numerous cafes, local foods. We spend in Phuoc Kien Assembly Hall about 20 minutes

tour guide takes you to enjoy beautiful music show

stopping to visit here about 15 minutes Or stopping in museum of Trading ceramics

This is symbol of Hoi An in note of money 20.000 dong. was built by Japanese community in beginning of 17th century

It's old house of Vietmamese family. It is a typical commercial house representative of Vietnam’s urban areas in the 19th century. Conferred the title of “National Historical and Cultural Site” in 1993, the house has kept many documents about the architecture, culture, art and lifestyle of the Hoi An’s business circle from the old days.

We will wander around the central market to know how they trade and discover living style of local peopple. This market shows the traditional market, Hoi an is still maintain this, as well as other activities. and you will see every product the small traders selling here is very fresh. It isn't like supper market such as: vegetables, meat, fish, food...