Hoi An Old Town Walking & Street Food Tour

The locals wake early, hence our first stop is the colourful local market. Here you’ll browse fresh fruit, veggies and seafood, locally harvested the same morning. There’s no better place to soak up the local culture.

We also start with our food tour with some local dishes like fresh spring roll, white rose or Wanton at the market also.

ssembly Hall: Hoi An is home to several elaborate Chinese and Japanese assembly halls, each built and decorated in traditional style. Your guide will explain the history and help you capture some gorgeous photos. Afterwards, we'll visit a Pottery Museum: To learn about the town’s flourishing ceramics industry, we’ll swing by a traditional pottery museum where you can watch locals at work.

The we cross the street to taste some of the best Banh My on the World also.

Everyone’s favourite spot in Hoi An is the elegant pink Japanese Bridge built to divide the city during the Japanese occupation. While it was once a symbol of separation, it’s now a beloved spot for both tourists and locals. Handicraft tour: We’ll finish our morning adventure with a handicraft tour of Hoi An. You’ll learn how the locals make a living and shop for colourful souvenirs if you want.

We stop at some nicest street restaurant to taste another main dishes like Cao Lau Noodles as well.

Beside Japanese Covered Bridge, Phung Hung Ancient House is another famous architectural building in Hoi An, considered cultural heritage of the town. With over 200 years old, the house is a typical commercial house, prossesing unique structure with high wooden logs and broad corridors, reflecting the development and fusion of Asian architectural styles in Hoi An in the past centuries.

We may stop at the corner of the street for some the best dessert like sweet soup.