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Once a prosperous port, Hoi An is still a dynamic economic centre with a bustling old town where numerous artisans specialise in different trades. These craftsmen live in colourful old Chinese houses which blend harmoniously with the city’s other buildings, many of which were constructed by the Europeans and Japanese. This charming town is the most beautiful in Vietnam, with a delightful authentic atmosphere which can sometimes be spoilt by the crowds of tourists attracted here.

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  • Hoi An Chinese Houses Interesting

    77 Tran Phu 77 VNM - Hoi An

    Make sure you take time to visit one of the old Chinese houses for which Hoi An is justly famous, such as the well preserved Quan Thang at 77 Tran Phu, which is open to the public. These old merchants’ houses are long and narrow, with two doors, on..

  • Historical Centre of Hoi An

    Tran Phu VNM - Hoi An

    For the past few years, the old town of Hoi An has been undergoing a facelift in an effort to highlight its harmonious yet diverse architecture. Many of its old Chinese, Japanese and Western-style houses have been restored and some of its less eleg..

  • Tran Family Chapel Recommended Recommended

    21 Le Loi 21 VNM - Hoi An

    Hidden from passers-by behind a high wall in a mix of Japanese and Chinese styles, the Tran Family Chapel was built in 1802 by a civilian mandarin by the name of Tran Tu Nhac in order to venerate his ancestors. The visit to the chapel is all the more..

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