Hoi An Activity

Bat Cave tours in Hoi An are temporarily suspended due to safety concerns, affecting local businesses and the expat community.

Discover the unique charm of the phin filter, the traditional Vietnamese coffee brewing method that offers a rich, distinctive brew perfect for expats

Can Tho’s Moonlight Festival offers expats and locals a chance to experience the rich culinary culture of Vietnam through live demonstrations and work

Grab Vietnam has responded to driver concerns over fare and fee issues, assuring users and partners that services will continue to operate normally.

Starbucks in Hoi An has implemented a cashless payment policy, raising questions about customer rights and business practices. The shift impacts expat

The My Son Early Access Tour at Opening is a unique opportunity to explore the Cham sanctuary's main tower groups before the coach buses arrive. Starting early allows you to walk through the temples in relative solitude, with the option to see the scars of wartime bombing and the intricate Hindu iconography up close. The tour is particularly worthwhile for those who appreciate history and prefer a more intimate experience. Carry water, a hat, and ensure you cover your shoulders as the site can get quite sunny. This early access can be checked for availability here .

Experience the ancient charm of Hoi An’s heritage core with the Hoi An Ancient Town Walking Tour with a Local. Guided by a local, this tour delves into the history behind the shophouses, assembly halls, and the port history of the lantern streets. The intimate group size ensures a personalized experience, with detailed explanations that bring the town’s past to life. Why go? The tour offers a unique insight into Hoi An’s rich cultural heritage, with a focus on the local stories and historical significance of each site. The tour is priced at $25 per person, making it a cost-effective way to explore the town’s history and architecture.

This tour offers a comprehensive taste of Hoi An's culinary delights, with 12 tastings across back streets and local markets. Each stop provides a unique insight into the town's food culture, from classic dishes like cao lau and banh mi to lesser-known gems. The guided tour ensures you don't miss out on the best spots, and the knowledgeable guide provides fascinating background stories for each dish. Perfect for anyone looking to explore the authentic flavors of Hoi An, this tour is a must-try. With the evening tours starting as the lanterns come on, you can enjoy the cool temperatures and the lively night market atmosphere without the oppressive heat of the day.