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Hoi An itinerary: how to spend 1, 2 or 3 days

This plan suits travellers who want the old trading town at its quietest: early mornings in the halls and houses, the hot middle of the day indoors or at the beach, and evenings by the lantern-lit river. Sleep in or next to the Ancient Town so you can walk everywhere; An Bang beach is 5 km away. Come from February to April for dry days; October and November are the wettest months and the town can flood. Order any tailored clothes on your first morning so there is time for fittings, check the next lantern night (the 14th of each lunar month), and book the Cham Islands boat and the Memories Show a day or two ahead.

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  1. How many days
  2. Day 1
  3. Day 2
  4. Day 3
  5. Tips
  6. Sources

How many days

  • 1 day: Day 1

    The Ancient Town on foot: an assembly hall, a museum, Tan Ky, the Japanese Covered Bridge, the market and a tailor, then a sunset boat and the lanterns.

  • 2 days: Days 1 to 2

    Adds a dawn trip to the My Son temples, Thanh Ha pottery village on the way back and a late afternoon at An Bang beach.

  • 3 days: Days 1 to 3

    Adds a speedboat day on the Cham Islands (March to September), a last fitting at your tailor and the Hoi An Memories Show.

Day 1

The Ancient Town, the market and the lanterns

The halls and houses open early and the crowds come later, so walk the Ancient Town from east to west in the cool, order clothes at the cloth market, and rest through the heat. Come back for a sunset boat, dinner and the lantern-lit river.

07:30 to about 19:30 · 9 stops · entry fees VND 80,000 a person

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Numbers follow the plan below; solid lines by road, dotted on foot, dashed by boat, train or cable car. Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors, Natural Earth.
  1. 07:301
    The pink and green triple gate of Phuc Kien Assembly Hall seen across a paved courtyard with stone steps, a bronze incense urn and trees under a blue sky

    Sight · 40 min

    Phuc Kien Assembly Hall

    Cost: Per building under Da Nang's resolution from 10 August 2026; the heritage centre's VND 120,000 ticket covers five entries

    Before you go in, buy your Ancient Town ticket and ask which price applies: since 10 August 2026 the city council's fee is VND 20,000 per building, but the heritage centre's notice still lists its VND 120,000 ticket (the bridge or Quan Cong Temple, one museum and three other monuments), valid up to three days. Then start at 46 Tran Phu, the hall of the Fujian community; the heritage centre gives visitor hours of 07:30 to 21:30 for the town. Walk through the carved triple gate to the main hall and the altar of Thien Hau.

    Hours, fees and how to get there: Phuc Kien Assembly Hall

    Image: Chainwit. / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

    About 5 min walk, 0.3 km. West along Tran Phu, about 150 m.

  2. 08:202
    The two-storey wooden front of the Museum of Trade Ceramics on Tran Phu Street, with a balcony, red lanterns and flags and motorbikes parked outside

    Sight · 30 min

    Museum of Trade Ceramics

    Cost: Per building; or the museum entry on the VND 120,000 ticket

    At 80 Tran Phu, the museum is the one that also gets you inside a 19th-century house, and it opens at 07:30. It closes on the 11th and 26th of each month, so on those dates swap in the Folk Culture museum at 33 Nguyen Thai Hoc (closed the 13th and 28th) or Sa Huynh Culture at 149 Tran Phu (closed the 10th and 25th). Vietnam Tourism lists it among the town's five top museum stops for its pottery and ceramics from the trading years.

    Hours, fees and how to get there: Hoi An Museums

    Image: Steffen Schmitz / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

    About 5 min walk, 0.3 km. To Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, about 250 m.

  3. 08:553
    The dark wooden shopfront of Tan Ky Old House at night, with a carved name board, two hanging lanterns and yellow walls on either side

    Sight · 30 min

    Tan Ky Old House

    Cost: Per building; or one of the three monuments on the VND 120,000 ticket

    Built in 1741 and home to seven generations of one family, Tan Ky runs right through the block from Nguyen Thai Hoc to the river. The centre publishes no hours for the house; travel guides give 08:30 to 17:45, so come early, before the groups. Find the One Hundred Birds board, a text of 100 letters with every stroke drawn as a bird, the poems inlaid in mother-of-pearl, and the flood marks on the walls; the family still lives upstairs.

    Hours, fees and how to get there: Tan Ky Old House

    Image: P. Hughes / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

    About 5 min walk, 0.3 km. About 200 m west.

  4. 09:354
    The Japanese Covered Bridge after its 2024 renovation, its tiled roof over a stone canal lined with yellow houses and visitors

    Sight · 30 min

    Japanese Covered Bridge

    Cost: Per building; or the bridge entry on the VND 120,000 ticket

    Vietnam Tourism says the Japanese built the bridge around 1593 to link their quarter with the Chinese one; it is the picture on the VND 20,000 note. It reopened on 3 August 2024 after 19 months of restoration. Your ticket gets you into the small temple inside. By 09:00 the streets close to motor traffic until 21:00 in winter (21:30 in summer), so the walk back is quieter.

    Hours, fees and how to get there: Japanese Covered Bridge

    Image: Chainwit. / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

    About 10 min walk, 0.6 km. North to Tran Cao Van, about 600 m.

  5. 10:155
    A banh mi filled with pork, herbs and pickles on a Vietnamese newspaper

    Eat · 40 min

    Banh mi at Madam Khanh

    Cost: VND 25,000 to 30,000 a banh mi in 2024

    VnExpress International calls this shop at 115 Tran Cao Van, about 1 km from the market, the place Tripadvisor reviewers dubbed the Banh Mi Queen. It has been open since 1975, opens from about 08:00 to 19:00, and makes six kinds of banh mi with pork, chicken, egg or sausage and its own sauce, plus a vegetarian one. Vietnam Tourism lists it among Hoi An's banh mi stops too.

    Image: Hau Mai / Pexels

    About 10 min walk, 0.7 km. About 800 m back to the river and the market.

  6. 11:156
    Hoi An's yellow market building, with people and scooters out front

    Market · 1 h 30 min

    Hoi An Market, the cloth stalls and cao lau

    Cost: Fabric and meals vary; bargain at the cloth stalls

    Vietnam Tourism describes the Hoi An Cloth Market as more than 50 stalls stacked with fabric, so keep a cool head and bargain; tailors in town include the fabric in their price. Its advice is to order early in your trip so there is time for fittings. Then eat: Vietnam Tourism names Cao Lau Ba Be, 1 Tran Phu, for cao lau, Hoi An's firm noodles under pork belly, bean sprouts, herbs and crisp pancake, and Banh Xeo Minh Tu in the market's food hall. Rest through the afternoon heat.

    Image: Anton Pavlov / Unsplash

    About 5 min walk, 0.3 km. Along Bach Dang to the boat landing.

  7. 17:007
    Small boats on the Thu Bon River at Hoi An as the sun sets behind the old town

    Do · 45 min

    Sunset sampan on the Thu Bon River

    Cost: Agree the price per boat before you board

    Vietnam Tourism's most popular boat trip here is a sunset cruise on one of the sampans that line the riverside along Bach Dang. There is no posted fare, so agree the price for the boat and the length of the trip first. On a lantern night, the 14th of the lunar month, you can drop a lantern on the water from the boat; the next ones fall on 22 November and 22 December 2026.

    Image: Nick Guenov / Unsplash

    About 5 min walk, 0.3 km. To Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, about 300 m.

  8. 18:008
    A bowl of cao lau: thick noodles under sliced pork, crisp croutons and fresh greens

    Eat · 1 h 15 min

    Dinner at Morning Glory Original

    Cost: Meals vary

    At 106 Nguyen Thai Hoc, Morning Glory Original is one of the places Vietnam Tourism sends you for cao lau if you missed it at lunch. Its guide to Hoi An food also lists white rose dumplings, banh xeo you roll yourself, and com ga, the town's chicken rice, which comes shredded with turmeric rice, herbs, soup and a papaya salad. On a lantern night, book a table ahead.

    Image: Chainwit. / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

    About 5 min walk, 0.1 km. To the An Hoi bridge, about 200 m.

  9. 19:309
    Small wooden boats with glowing lanterns on the river at night

    Do · 1 h

    Lanterns on the Hoai River and An Hoi

    Cost: Free to walk the streets

    Cross the An Hoi bridge and walk the riverside under the lanterns. On the 14th of every lunar month the centre switches off its white electric lights and people float flower lanterns on the Hoai River for luck. From 3 to 6 December 2026 the town holds its first International Lantern Festival around the Hoai River Square and the An Hoi Sculpture Garden. Settle any photo price before a fruit seller puts her baskets on your shoulder.

    Hours, fees and how to get there: Hoi An Ancient Town

    Image: Vincent Yap / Unsplash

Day 2

My Son at dawn, Thanh Ha pottery and An Bang beach

Leave before 06:00 to reach the My Son temples as the gates open and the valley is cool, catch the 09:00 Cham dance, and stop at the pottery village on the way back. After a rest, finish the day on the sand at An Bang.

06:45 to about 18:15 · 5 stops · entry fees VND 150,000 a person

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  1. 06:451
    Red brick Cham temple towers of My Son Group A on a lawn, with forested hills behind under a blue sky

    Sight · 2 h 45 min

    My Son Sanctuary

    Cost: Foreign visitor, incl. the electric shuttle, the museum and the folk shows; VND 148,000 online; children 5 to 15 VND 30,000

    The management board puts My Son 45 km from the Ancient Town; the 01DL tourist bus is suspended for six months from 15 September 2026, so go by taxi, motorbike or tour. The site opens at 06:00. The shuttle from the gate drops you by the guide desk (VND 100,000 a guide for one to five people). More than 70 temple towers of the Champa kingdom, built from the 4th to the 13th century, stand in a closed valley. The first Cham dance is at 09:00 at the foot of tower group G; shows stop in bad weather.

    Hours, fees and how to get there: My Son Sanctuary

    Image: Chainwit. / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

    About 40 min by taxi or Grab, 38.1 km. About 38 km back towards Hoi An.

  2. 10:302
    A woman shaping a small pot on a low potter's wheel while a young girl stands on the wheel's edge turning it with her foot, finished pots around them

    Sight · 1 h 15 min

    Thanh Ha Pottery Village

    Cost: Village ticket: check at the gate; the Thanh Ha Terracotta Park's own ticket is VND 50,000

    A riverside pottery village more than 500 years old, which made the bricks and tiles for Hoi An's old houses; Thanh Ha pottery is on the national list of intangible heritage. Watch the potters at the wheel and try one yourself. The Terracotta Park at the edge of the village, open 08:00 to 17:30, adds a museum of Vietnam's pottery villages; its VND 40,000 workshop lets you take a piece home after 20 minutes of drying.

    Hours, fees and how to get there: Thanh Ha Pottery Village

    Image: LÊ TẤN LỘC / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

    About 5 min by taxi or Grab, 3.7 km. About 4 km into town.

  3. 12:003
    A plate of white rose dumplings topped with fried shallots, with a dipping sauce and fresh greens

    Eat · 45 min

    White rose dumplings at White Rose

    Cost: Meals vary

    Vietnam Tourism sends you to White Rose at 533 Hai Ba Trung, run by the family that makes Hoi An's banh bao banh vac for much of the town. The steamed dumplings, shaped like a rose, are rice flour filled with minced pork, shrimp and mushrooms, topped with crisp shallots. Afterwards rest through the heat; Vietnam Tourism's own tip is to avoid the beach in the middle of the day.

    Image: Chainwit. / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

    About 5 min by taxi or Grab, 4.1 km. About 5 km to An Bang; or cycle.

  4. 16:004
    Wide sand and breaking waves at An Bang Beach on a grey November day, tower blocks far up the coast

    Do · 2 h

    An Bang Beach

    Cost: Free beach; loungers and water sports cost extra

    Vietnam Tourism calls An Bang the nearest and most popular beach to Hoi An, with loungers and umbrellas, parasailing, jet skis and stand-up paddleboards, and plenty of bars and restaurants. Its tip is to do as locals do and avoid the midday sun: mornings are quiet, late afternoons and early evenings busier. In the wet months from October check the sea before you swim.

    Image: Alexkom000 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

    About 5 min walk, 0.1 km. Along the beachfront.

  5. 18:155
    Wooden signposts to the beach restaurants at An Bang, thatched umbrellas and the sea behind

    Eat · 1 h 15 min

    Seafood dinner at An Bang

    Cost: Seafood is priced by weight; ask first

    Stay for dinner at one of the beach restaurants Vietnam Tourism mentions, then take a taxi or Grab back into town. Ask the price of any fish or shellfish sold by weight before it is cooked. If you are doing the Cham Islands tomorrow, confirm your boat tonight: the speedboats leave Cua Dai port between 08:00 and 10:00.

    Image: Isabell Schulz / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0

Day 3

The Cham Islands, a last fitting and the Memories Show

A morning speedboat to Cu Lao Cham for the beaches and the fishing village, back by mid-afternoon to collect your clothes, then an early dinner and the Hoi An Memories Show. From October to February the sea often stops the boats; swap in the museums.

07:45 to about 19:00 · 5 stops · entry fees VND 600,000 a person

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  1. 07:451

    Travel · 30 min

    Cua Dai port

    Cost: Speedboat VND 350,000 to 400,000 return, including the VND 70,000 island fee and a VND 20,000 cleaning fee

    The Cham Islands visitor centre is at Cua Dai port, 8 km from the Ancient Town. The reserve board's reference price for a return speedboat is VND 350,000 to 400,000, island fees included; the slower wooden boat starts at VND 300,000 but heads back at 12:00. Bring cash for the day: the board says the islands have no ATMs or banks. Vietnam Tourism says the islands are virtually cut off from October to February by rough seas.

    By boat, 16.5 km. Speedboat, about 20 to 25 minutes by the board's guide.

  2. 08:452
    A sandy beach on Cu Lao Cham with two passenger boats moored at a floating pier, blue sea and white clouds behind

    Sight · 4 h 45 min

    Cu Lao Cham (the Cham Islands)

    Cost: Island fee included in the boat price

    Eight islands about 15 km offshore form a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve; Hon Lao is the main one. Snorkel, swim at one of the beaches, and walk or ride to the fishing village at Bai Huong. There are no taxis: motorbikes rent for about VND 150,000 to 200,000 a day, on narrow roads with sharp bends. The island community banned plastic bags in 2009, so carry your own bag. Eat lunch on the island before the 13:30 to 14:00 boats back.

    Hours, fees and how to get there: Cu Lao Cham (Cham Islands)

    Image: Theguywithkpdomain / Wikimedia Commons, CC0

    By boat, 22.4 km. Speedboat back to Cua Dai, 20 to 25 minutes, then about 8 km by taxi or Grab into town.

  3. 15:003
    Mannequins in suits and dresses outside a lantern-lit tailor shop in Hoi An at night

    Do · 1 h

    Final fitting at your tailor

    Cost: Agreed when you ordered

    Collect what you ordered on day one and try it on properly: sit, raise your arms, walk. Ask for changes now rather than at the door on your last morning. On r/VietNam one visitor in 2025 was quoted 5 million dong for a suit and pressed on every detail, yet was happy with the boots and trousers they did order, so agree price, fabric and a fitting time in writing before you pay a deposit.

    Image: Vo Van Tien / Pexels

    About 5 min walk, 0.4 km. About 500 m to Tran Hung Dao.

  4. 17:304
    Pork grilled on lemongrass skewers piled in a bowl, a chilli dip and bread beside it

    Eat · 1 h 15 min

    Early dinner at Bale Well

    Cost: Meals vary

    Vietnam Tourism names Bale Well Restaurant, 51 Tran Hung Dao, for banh uot thit nuong: pork grilled on lemongrass skewers over charcoal, which you wrap yourself with herbs, cucumber and star fruit in soft rice paper and dip in a peanut and soybean sauce. It takes its name from the Ba Le well, whose water, Vietnam Tourism says, goes into cao lau noodles. Eat early to be at the show by 19:30.

    Image: Phuong Huy / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

    About 5 min by taxi or Grab, 1.7 km. About 1.7 km to Hoi An Memories Land.

  5. 19:005
    Rows of performers in white ao dai on a lit river stage during heavy rain, with yellow searchlights over a row of old-style shophouses and empty yellow seats in the foreground

    Do · 2 h

    Hoi An Memories Show

    Cost: ECO seat; HIGH VND 750,000; VIP VND 1,200,000, the only roofed seats; no show on Tuesdays

    The outdoor show on an island in the Hoai River tells 400 years of Hoi An's history in five acts with nearly 500 performers, from 20:00 to 21:00 every night except Tuesday. The operator asks you to check in 30 minutes before. If rain is likely, pay for VIP: it is the only class under the roof. Book a day or two ahead in high season.

    Hours, fees and how to get there: Hoi An Memories Show

    Image: Future.Thinker / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Tips for Hoi An

  • Ask at the ticket booth which Ancient Town price applies: Da Nang's council set VND 20,000 per building from 10 August 2026, but the heritage centre still posts its VND 120,000 ticket for five entries, valid up to three days; children under 16 pay nothing.
  • The Ancient Town's streets close to motor vehicles from 09:00 to 21:00 in winter and to 21:30 in summer; walk or cycle in.
  • October and November are the wettest months: in late October 2025 floodwater filled the Ancient Town and restaurants closed, so in autumn keep a flexible day and check the forecast before the My Son and Cham Islands trips.
  • Cu Lao Cham boats are weather-dependent from October to February; plan the island day for March to September and swap in the Folk Culture and Sa Huynh museums if the sea is rough.
  • Each Ancient Town museum closes on two set days a month (Trade Ceramics on the 11th and 26th), and the Hoi An Museum on Tran Hung Dao is closed until further notice.
  • Order tailored clothes on your first day, agree the price and the fitting times in writing, and leave a spare day before you fly.
  • The 01DL tourist bus to My Son is suspended for six months from 15 September 2026: book a car, ride, or join a tour, and leave by 06:00 to beat the heat.

Getting there, where to stay and the weather by month are on the Hoi An page. Plan checked 24 October 2026.

Sources

Checked in October 2026.Show all 28 sources
  • nhandan.vn. Ancient Town fee from 10 August 2026: VND 20,000 per person per building, same for Vietnamese and foreign visitors (Resolution 98/2026, as rows 17 and 18 of attr-hoi-an-ancient-town.sources.md).
  • hoianheritage.danang.gov.vn. Heritage centre ticket notice still lists VND 80,000 and VND 120,000 tickets (as row 20 of attr-hoi-an-ancient-town.sources.md).
  • hoianheritage.danang.gov.vn. VND 120,000 ticket: bridge or Quan Cong Temple, one museum, three other monuments; valid up to three days; children under 16 exempt (as rows 3 and 4 of attr-hoi-an-ancient-town.sources.md and row 9 of attr-hoi-an-museums.sources.md).
  • vietnam.travel. Vietnam Tourism: an Old Town Ticket gives entry to five heritage buildings; it gives access to the temple inside the Japanese bridge; the bridge built around 1593; on the VND 20,000 note.
  • hoianworldheritage.org.vn. Visitor service hours 07:30 to 21:30 daily (heritage centre's 2020 ticket page, as row 6 of attr-hoi-an-ancient-town.sources.md).
  • hoianworldheritage.org.vn. Phuc Kien Assembly Hall layout: main gate, triple gate, Kim Bong carving, main hall with Thien Hau on the middle altar (as row 3 of attr-phuc-kien-assembly-hall.sources.md); address 46 Tran Phu (as row 12).
  • hoianmuseum.com. Trade Ceramics museum, 80 Tran Phu: 19th-century two-storey house; open 07:30 to 21:30; closed on the 11th and 26th; Folk Culture 33 Nguyen Thai Hoc closed 13th and 28th; Sa Huynh 149 Tran Phu closed 10th and 25th; Hoi An Museum closed until further notice (as rows 1 to 5 of attr-hoi-an-museums.sources.md).
  • vietnamdiscovery.com. Tan Ky hours from travel guides only, 08:30 to 17:45 (as rows 13 and 14 of attr-tan-ky-old-house.sources.md).
  • baovanhoa.vn. Japanese Covered Bridge reopened 3 August 2024 after 19 months of restoration (as row 4 of attr-japanese-covered-bridge.sources.md).
  • e.vnexpress.net. VnExpress International (7 August 2024): Madam Khanh, 115 Tran Cao Van, about 1 km from Hoi An Market; Banh Mi Queen; since 1975; open about 08:00 to 19:00; six kinds; VND 25,000 to 30,000; vegetarian banh mi.
  • vietnam.travel. Vietnam Tourism food guide: Cao Lau Ba Be, 1 Tran Phu; Morning Glory Original, 106 Nguyen Thai Hoc; cao lau noodles from Ba Le well water, topped with pork belly, bean sprouts, herbs, dry pancake.
  • hoiancreativecity.com. Lantern night on the 14th lunar day; white electric light off; flower lanterns on the Hoai River (as rows 1 to 3 of hoi-an-lantern-festival-dates.sources.md).
  • rhodesmill.org. Next lantern nights 22 November and 22 December 2026 (computed, as row L2 of place-hoi-an.sources.md and row C1 of hoi-an-lantern-festival-dates.sources.md).
  • danangfantasticity.com. First Hoi An International Lantern Festival 3 to 6 December 2026, at the Hoai River Square and An Hoi Sculpture Garden (as rows 7 and 11 of hoi-an-lantern-festival-dates.sources.md).
  • reddit.com. Fruit-seller photo requests in the old town (community quotes, as the Ancient Town page).
  • mysonsanctuary.com.vn. My Son: 45 km from the Ancient Town; visits 06:00 to 18:00; foreign VND 150,000, online 148,000; children 5 to 15 VND 30,000; ticket includes shuttle, museum, shows; guide VND 100,000 for 1 to 5; first show 09:00 at group G; paused in bad weather; more than 70 towers, 4th to 13th century (as rows 1, 2, 4, 6 to 12 of attr-my-son-sanctuary.sources.md).
  • danangbus.vn. 01DL Hoi An to My Son bus suspended for six months from 15 September 2026 (as row 29 of place-hoi-an.sources.md).
  • thanhhaterracotta.com. Thanh Ha: more than 500 years old; national intangible heritage 2019; bricks and tiles for Hoi An's old houses (as rows 1, 3 and 4 of attr-thanh-ha-pottery-village.sources.md).
  • thanhhaterracotta.com. Thanh Ha Terracotta Park: open every day 08:00 to 17:30; adult VND 50,000; workshop VND 40,000, about 20 minutes drying (as rows 5 to 7 of attr-thanh-ha-pottery-village.sources.md).
  • router.project-osrm.org. An Bang 5 km by road, about 10 min; Cua Dai pier 8 km (as row 17 of place-hoi-an.sources.md).
  • culaochammpa.com.vn. Cu Lao Cham: speedboat from Cua Dai about 20 to 25 minutes, out 08:00 to 10:00, back 13:30 to 14:00, VND 350,000 to 400,000 incl. the VND 70,000 fee and VND 20,000 cleaning fee; wooden boat from VND 300,000, back 12:00 (as rows 14 and 15 of attr-cu-lao-cham.sources.md).
  • culaochammpa.com.vn. Cu Lao Cham: no ATM or bank, no taxis; motorbikes VND 150,000 to 200,000 a day; narrow roads, sharp bends (as rows 10 and 17 of attr-cu-lao-cham.sources.md).
  • vietnam.travel. Cu Lao Cham: 15 km offshore; UNESCO Biosphere Reserve; main island Hon Lao; plastic bags banned 2009; inaccessible October to February; March to September calm (as rows 2 and 16 of attr-cu-lao-cham.sources.md).
  • hoianmemoriesland.com. Hoi An Memories Show: 400 years in 5 acts, nearly 500 performers; every night except Tuesday, 20:00 to 21:00; check in 30 minutes before; ECO VND 600,000, HIGH 750,000, VIP 1,200,000; VIP fully under the roof (as rows 1, 7, 12, 13 and 17 of attr-hoi-an-memories-show.sources.md).
  • reddit.com. Tailor story, Easter 2025: 5 million dong quoted for a suit, pressed on every detail; happy with fitted boots and trousers (as row S2 of place-hoi-an-da-nang.sources.md).
  • e.vnexpress.net. Late October 2025 flood in the old town; restaurants closed (VnExpress International, as rows S2 and S3 of place-hoi-an.sources.md).
  • openstreetmap.org. Stop points: Madam Khanh (node 9938321717), Hoi An Market (way 35952504), Morning Glory Original (node 9687923317), An Hoi Bridge (way 35952574), Bach Dang Street (way 160628022), White Rose / Bong Hong Trang (node 6114429391), Shore Club, An Bang Beach (node 10617238605), Cham Islands Visitors Center, Cua Dai port (way 514538921), Bale Well / Gieng Ba Le (node 12065583507), cloth shops on Tran Phu (node 5444655644).
  • datafiles.chinhphu.vn. Hoi An (Da Nang station) rain: February 23.6 mm, March 25.0, April 35.3 (the driest months); October 628.0 and November 448.2 (the wettest) (QCVN 02:2022/BXD table A.25, as row 9 of hoi-an-weather-by-month.sources.md).