All places in Hoi An
Hoi An Market Food Area
Market food stalls for cao lau, mi Quang, vegetarian rice and snacks.
Cao Lau Thanh
Simple single-dish spot for cao lau.
SeasonalTra Que Vegetable Village
Herb-growing village near Hoi An with hands-on farming and cooking.
Banh Xeo Gieng Ba Le
Banh xeo and nem nuong in an alley beside the old Ba Le well.
Ba Le Well
Old town well that locals link to the water used for cao lau and mi Quang.
My Son Sanctuary
UNESCO-listed Cham temple ruins in a jungle valley; ticket includes electric cart and an Apsara dance.
SeasonalThanh Ha Pottery Village
Working pottery village where the traditional craft is still practiced.
Com Ga Ba Buoi
One of the longest-running names for Hoi An chicken rice.
Kim Bong Carpentry Village
Traditional woodworking village with family workshops and artisan stories.
Banh Mi Madam Khanh
Very well-known family-run banh mi shop that is still a small operation.
Banh Mi Phuong
Famous Hoi An banh mi shop, useful as a well-known reference point.
Cam Thanh Basket Boats (Bay Mau Coconut Forest)
Round bamboo basket boats paddled through nipa palm channels, with net-casting and crab-catching demos.
Red Bridge Cooking School
Half-day class: market shopping, Tra Que herb garden, hands-on cooking and a boat ride back.
Morning Glory Cooking School (Vy's Market)
Ms Vy's cooking school inside Vy's Market, a staged street-food hall across from the Old Town.
Happy Smile Lantern (lantern-making class)
Short class building a foldable silk lantern to take home, in the Old Town.
Hoi An Memories Show
Large outdoor evening show on Hoi An's history with a big cast, in a riverside theme park.
Hoi An Silk Village
Silk showcase with mulberry garden, silkworm house, reeling and looms, plus an ethnic-costume display.
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