A great start to your day touring the city is with a delicious Vietnamese breakfast in this traditional restaurant. The menu is varied, and the food is fresh and cooked to order. And don't forget to try the traditional Vietnamese coffee.
Experience the charm of Hoi An's UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Ancient town has a well-preserved complex of over 1,000 timber-frame buildings and is full of colorful shops, Buddhist temples, art galleries, and more.
The Japanese Covered bridge is an iconic Hoi An landmark built over 400 years ago. This historic bridge was first used by Japanese Merchants as an entry gate to the Chinese quarter and has become an award-winning symbol of heritage and culture.
For a unique experience, head to Bale Well Restaurant located in a less touristy part of Hoi An. Bale Well serves a single Vietnamese dish known as Banh Xeo, a crispy pancake filled with beansprouts, onions, and other delicious ingredients. Don't miss the Vietnamese spring rolls and fresh herbs.
A short walk from Bale Well is Cong Caphe, an industrial-style coffee house situated in a narrow alleyway, and it is the perfect place on a hot afternoon. You can try traditional Vietnamese iced coffee and tasty drinks made from happy fruit.
Hoi An Night Market and Food stalls are for shopping freaks and night owls. You will find silk lanterns, tailor shops, street food food stalls and many more here. Souvenir shopping and tasting delicious street food won't cost you much.
If you have more time in Hoi An, visit the Cham Islands or take a cooking class. However, if you want to shorten the itinerary, skip Bale Well restaurant and Cong Cafe. You can also swap the Hoi An Night Market and Food Stalls with Cloth Market. If you are a history buff, swap the food stall shopping with the Hoi An historical museum.