Location and history

The Cham Islands is home to 8 small islands, 20 kilometres off the coast from Hoi An Ancient Town in Quang Nam Province. All island are called with simple names including Hòn Lao (Pearl), Hòn Dài (long), Hòn Mồ (tomb), Hòn Khô mẹ, Hòn Khô con (dry), Hòn Lá (leaf), Hòn Tai (ear) and Hòn Ông (east wind).

Sunrise in Cham Island

Originally, Cham Island was the first choice of Cham people, who came from Indonesia, when they set foot in the Central Vietnam. They dug wells and terraces which are still used today. From 4th to 14th century, the island became one of the main port of Champa Kingdom. However, the Kingdom ended after the Vietnamese moved into Central Vietnam at the 15th Century. After Hoi An was a successful port on the ‘silk route’ at the 17th century, Cu Lao Cham continued to thrive as an important sea port marked a strong Vietnamese identity from 18^th Century to 20^th Century. Because of its important role, the island was under strict military supervision and was forbidden area. Nowadays, all visitors are permitted to visit, even overnight on this land.

Cham Island beaches

The whole island has seven beaches stretching from the Northwest to the Southeast:

Bac Beach:

Situated in the North of Cham Island, there are many natural caves, but few people come. As the result, this beach is perfect spot for swimming, fishing and sightseeing on boats, not diving and snorkeling.

Ong Beach:

It is located near Bai Lang beach, next to the pier. This is the most crowded beach on Cham Island. There are many restaurants for tourists.

Lang Beach:

It is the main beach of Cham Islands with main harbour where the public supply boat docks and concentrates population.

Xep Beach:

This beach hasn’t been exploited for tourism. Thus, it is still quiet.

Chong Beach:

It currently is the most impressive beach with the most beautiful white sand on Hon Lao Island

Bim Beach:

This is a pristine beach with not many residents, mostly tourists.

Huong Beach:

You are hard to swim at this beach because many boats anchor. You should try to eat seafood here because it is very fresh.

What to do in Cham Island

The Cham islands topography is mostly mountainous, without rivers. There are 8 small islands, but only Hon Lao is inhabited. The other seven ones are rocky, wooded spots. Almost activities are taken place on this island. The island have a rich underwater world with 300 different coral species. The islands are officially protected as a marine park. Thus, snorkeling or diving is the first choice for those who like to enjoy marine activities. You will have chance to see marvelous coral in the seabed. Besides, you can spend leisure time on turquoise water, enjoy good climate and cool weather or join other water sports like: swimming, water skiing, paragliding, kayaking, kite flying, boat racing.

What to see on Cham Island:

Marine Museum:

This is the first place you would visit. It helps you know about history, the traditional and modern culture of Cham land. It also shows local people’s life as well as marine specialties.

Cham Ancient Well:

Cham ancient well in Cam commune (Xom Cam) was about 200 years old with typical features of other Cham wells. It is still used for the daily activities of local people.

Hai Tang Pagoda (Chùa Hải Tạng):

Built in 1758 close to the western foothills of Hon Lao Island, Hai Tang Pagoda is a religious structure worship Buddha, where local people and traders pray for their successful business. Visitors can see a red painted sign with gold letters, a picture and a big bell in the inside.

Tan Hiep market:

Called as Cu Lao Cham Market, Tan Hiep market is a place you can’t skip. Located right at the dock area, visits can find the daily needed items in the inside and fish and souvenirs in the outside part. Don’t forget to buy “mực một nắng” (dried squids), which the most famous specialty in Cham Island for their family and friends as a gift. , you can bargain when shopping but just a little bit.

What is the best time to visit Cham Island:

Compare to the mainland, Cham island climate is cooler with the temperature of  21oC – 22oC in winter and 28oC -29oC in summer.

The appropriate time to visit Cham Island is from March to August. During this time, the water is clear, the sea is calm and sunshine all day. It is the good weather for swimming, snorkelling, diving and camping. Except for these months, you will meet  heavy rains and strong winds.

If you want to combine your trip with a visit to Hoi An ancient town, you should go in the full moon day of every lunar month. You will also have a chance to take part in some some festivals in Hoi An such as Cau Ngu festival (3th and 4^th of April of lunar calendar) or Gio To Nghe Yen (Anniversary of a death of Yen field at 9^th and 10^th of March of the lunar calendar).

How to get to Cham Island

You have two kinds of transportation from Hoi An to Cham Island.

By Cano

Location: At Cua Dai port
Departure time: 8.30 am from Cua Dai and 2 pm from Cham Island

Duration: 20 minutes
Buy ticket at Hoi An travel agent, hotels
Or buy direct at Cua Dai Port
Fee: VND 300.000/ two ways if you go to Cham Island and return within one day/VND 350.000/ two ways if you overnight in this island.

By Local Ferry

If you don’t have seasick, you will have opportunities to enjoy fresh air and the feeling of floating on waves by traveling by boat.

Location: The boat will start at Bach Dang port in Hoi An center at 7.30 am or Cua Dai port at 8.30 am

Duration: 2 hours

Fee: VND 50.000 for Vietnamese, VND 100.000 for foreigner.

Additional fee: VND 30.000 if you bring motobike

Services in Cham Island

Accommodation:

Homestay is mainly gathered at Bai Lang (Bãi Làng), Bai Huong (Bãi Hương). A two-person room costs about 150,000 VND. If you rent in retail, the price of one person is about 50,000 – 100, 000 VND.

Rent the tents of local people with the price of 150,000/tent. You can camp at Bai Ong (Bãi Ông), Bai Huong (Bãi Hương), Bai Bim (Bãi Bìm)

Some suggested guest house as below:

Tam Hien Guest house

Address: Bai Ong (Bãi Ông), Cham Island

Tell: +84 0120 618 3516

Bich Van Guest house

Address: Bai Ong (Bãi Ông), Cham Island

Tell: +84 1695007779

Huynh Van Tri Guest house

Address: Bai Lang (Bãi Làng), Cham Island

Tell: + 84 974994189

Thu Trang Guest house

Address: Bai Lang (Bãi Làng), Cham Island

Tell: +84 985237941

http://www.trangvuhomestay.com/

Ms. Lan Guest house

Address: Bai Huong (Bãi Hương), Cham Island

Tell: +83 235 3863822

Ms. Hiep Guest house

Address: Bai Huong (Bãi Hương), Cham Island

Tell: +84 986651448

Food:

The cost per meal is from VND 50,000 – VND100,000.

Specialties in Cham Island: Cua da (rock crab), Muc mot nang (Sun-dried squid), Abalone, Banh it la gai (It cake), Oc vu nang, Cu Lao Cham forest vegetables and Bird nest

Transportation:

The popular vehicle in Cu Lao Cham is motorcycle. The cost is from VND 150,000 – VND 200,000 per day. You can rent a boat to visit around Cham Island with the price of VND 600,000 (maximum of 10 persons per boat).

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Overview of My Son Sanctuary

My Son Holly land location is near the Duy Phu village, in Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam Province, central of Vietnam. It is one of the foremost and important heritage sites of this nature in Vietnam.

My Son is the complex of abandoned and partially ruined Hindu temples constructed between 4^th and 13^th century by the Kings of Champa.  These temples are in the valley roughly two kilometres wide, surrounding by two mountain ranges.  King of Champa built these temples to devote to Hindu gods Shiva, who is the creator, destroyer and preserver of Chams people. The valley of My Son is the place to organize religious ceremony of Champa kings. As well as a burial place for Cham royalty and national heroes.

The first temple was made by wood during 4^th century. However, it was fired so the next Kings decided to build others with red bricks and continuously developed until 13^th century.

After the total disappearance of Champ dynasty when Emperor Minh Mang annexed it to Vietnam. The sanctuary was forgetful for a long time. In 1898, a Frenchman rediscovered and restored it. However, almost complex of My Son Sanctuary was damaged in the most recent American war by bombing. Only some impressive decoration still exist: snakes, elephants, scenes of battles, and priests.

Discover My Son Hoi An

Not too many activities in My Son Holly Land. Visiting My Son, you will have chance to admire its spectacular architecture, enjoy local performance or take photos only.

Explore architecture of My Son Sanctuary

With a long history of development, My Son Sanctuary Complex is the religious and cultural center of historical Champa. Hence, it has impressive works of art. Most of the architectural styles of Cham tower-temples are present in My Son and is identification of the Cham architectural style. The population sanctuary in My Son is unique and rare and one the best examples of Hindu architecture in Southeast Asia. Its architecture is combination between Malaysian, Arabian, Indonesian, and Indian model. Indian architecture mostly appear in statue carved in temples.

My Son Holly Land consists of 8 groups of temples and more than 70 architectural works. Surrounding of each group is thick walls of brick. It has main temple in the center and small temples or tombs around. The temples of complex are so simple with bigger roof than foundation, dark interior and no windows in worship places. Peoples said that it is good condition for shamans to communicate with gods

The temples and towers connect to each other with complicated red brick design, which create unique decoration. The main material of Champ towers is brick but people cannot explain for how to make brick together as well as construction methods until now.

Watch local performance

Sometime, visitors might surprise dance and music performance at My Son Sanctuary. If you are lucky, you will have an opportunity to enjoy local people, who wear unique customs and sing songs with traditional instrumental accompaniment. You also can watch Apsara dance performance, water dance, saranai…

Take photos

Most of ruin is destroyed so you should spend much time in first group, where is best preserved. Take nice picture of architecture and dance performance as well for unforgettable memories at My Son Sanctuary.

Advices to visit My Son

Transportation from Hoi An to My Son

If you want to visit My Son Holly Land while you are wandering in Hoian Ancient Town, there are many ways to go to My Son Valley. Just about 40 km from Hoian so the easiest and most comfortable way is to rent or hire a car or motorbike. You can also take My Son Hoian Tour to visit My Son, which provide you excellent tour guide to explain to you everything.

When you should go to My Son

We advise you to visit My Son early morning about 5:00 am. It is the best time to you to have a chance to admire the beautiful sunrise, enjoy the fresh air and avoid high temperatures in the mid-day. Join My Son Sunrise Tour to get wonderful moment. But you also keep in mind that a lot of tourists come from Hoi An to see sunrise so it may be dense. Therefore, you do not want to get up so early and avoid crowds, you also visit in the early afternoon when most of people finish their trips.

Entrance

The ticket of My Son Holly Land is 150,000 VND (~ 7 usd) for foreigners. It opens every day from 6:30am to 5pm. Near the ticker office is Champa Museum, showing many of the artifacts and the history of the site. You should visit museum before temples because it closes early so you may not be able to see on the way out. Then, you pass through Champa-style Bridge to explore ruins.

Getting around My Son

After visiting My Son Sanctuary, you have one more option to come back to Hoian. Instead of bus, car, you can transfer back to Hoian by motorized boat. Along the Thu Bon River, you can stop in Kim Bong Village to see artisans work on furniture and houses, and then be back to Hoian. Besides, you can drive to Bang An Tower- very well-preserved Champa tower in Hoian area. Local people still use this temple for worship today. You can visit Tra Kieu village- ancient capital of Champa, just be far 10 km from My Son Complex.

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Overview about Hoi An ancient town

Location

Hoi An is old town and well-known trading port of Southeast Asian dating between 15^th and 19^th century. It lies on the bank of Thu Bon River in the center of Quang Nam province, far Da Nang about 30 km to the south. With convenient location, it used to be bustling international market during 16th century.

History

Cham dynasty firstly settled Hoi An. While My Son was spiritual capital, Hoi An was commercial capital of Chams’ people. Cham dominated Hoi An rules the trade in spices and silks. Until Cham to Nguyen dynasty in 16th and 17th century, Hoi An name was Hoi Pho (Seaside Town) at which time, was under Nguyen dynasty and became the most important port in Southeast Asia. Japanese, Chinese and Western traders considered Hoi An as the best place to go for trading in all of Asia. Therefore, architectures, culture of Hoi An today has influenced deeply from this century.

Hoi An today

In 1999, UNESCO recognized Hoi An as World Heritage Site by when it is still well-known examples of trading center from 15th to 19th century. There has retained Chinese atmosphere with low tile-roofed houses and narrow streets. Houses were made of rare wood decorated with lacquered boards and panels engraved according to Chinese characters. Many museums, assembly halls, ancient houses and traditional music shows serve tourist in Hoi An today. Tourist can also enjoy the beautiful Hoi An River, Cua Dai beaches and Cham Island.

Must visit in Hoi An Town

With interesting culture and architecture and close to the coast, so there are many things to do when you arrive in Hoi An. Do not miss exploring those places below:

Japanese Covered Bridge

Japanese Covered Bridge is Hoi An symbol that you never miss to across the bridge. The Japanese people constructed the bridge in the early 17th century and was at least 6 times restoration. It is a beautiful example of Japanese architecture with unique roof and a rainbow-styled path in the middle. There are sculpture of dog on the one end of the bridge and sculpture of monkey on the other end of the bridge. People said that two animals are symbol of sacredness in Japanese culture. Inside the bridge is temple that dedicates Tran Vo Bac De, who people believe god will keep peace for streets and Hoi An communities out of nature changes.

Visit Assembly Halls

Currently, there are three famous Assembly Hall in Hoi An Ancient Town. Those are Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, Trieu Chau Assembly Hall and Cantonese Assembly Hall. Chinese people built all assembly halls so it brings the fundamental of Chinese architecture.

Trieu Chau Assembly Hall was built in 1845 and possesses special value of architectural structure with unique carving and decoration.

Respectively, Chinese people built Phuc Kien Assembly Hall around 1690. Its functions used as traditional hall for Chinese group from Phuc Kien. Then, it gradually turned into a temple to dedicate Thien Hau Thanh Mau (their deity of the fishermen. When you visit assembly hall, you will admire by the magnificent beauty, splendor, and majesty in a large space with unique architecture. It is not only a relic of religious belief in Hoi An Old Town, but there are many activities in assembly hall that impress many domestic and foreigner tourists.

Cantonese Assembly Hall was initially built to worship Thien Hau Thanh Mau, and then transformed to worship Quan Cong. The Assembly Hall has largest concentration of popular unique architectural works in Hoi An Old Town so it is indispensable spot tourist cannot miss.

Ba Le Well (Gieng Ba Le)

Ba Le well is the most well-known in Hoi An Town because people said that only water from this well used for Cao Lau Noodle (a Hoi An Specity food). It was dug by the Cham dynasty and served hundreds of people lives when provide water for them. Bale well now is located in garden of Mr. Ba Lo Le on Phan Chu Trinh Street.

Old Houses

Old Houses are very popular tourist attraction in Hoi An Ancient Town such as: The clan ancestral house of Tran, Old House of Tan Ky, Quan Thang Ancient House, Duc An Ancient House. One of the most famous old in those houses is Tan Ky Old House that you always keep in mind to visit it first. It is typical house in Hoi An about 200 years ago. The house is made by traditional materials and is the most well-preserved in Hoi An. Quan Thang Ancient House is the oldest and most beautiful houses in Hoi An. Its style made as bungalow and contains much architecture of Hoi An characters.

Temples

You should spend time on visiting some temples and pagodas in Hoi An Old Town such as Phuoc Lam Pagoda, Van Duc pagoda, Chuc Thanh pagoda. You admire various religious statues and learn much about culture of Hoi An.

Must do in Hoi An Ancient Town

Hoi An Shopping

Tourist can spend hours on shopping at Hoi An. Take a few hours in Hoi An Market, you will find many unique and beautiful items with reasonable price to buy as gift for friends. Besides, Hoi An is famous for tailoring, you can get clothes in Hoi An. Silk lantern is remarkable thing you should purchase in Hoi An. Strolling to the town, you will see lantern hanging out through the town. It becomes more beautiful with lights at night.

Food

People said that Hoi An is heaven of food culture. Since many dishes become symbol of Hoi An. It is a legacy of the many nationalities, including Japanese, Chinese and Portuguese, that lived or traded here. As the result, Cao Lau is one example. So you are still not coming to Hoi An if you do not taste Cao Lau. What make Cao Lau special is that the dish cannot be replicated outside of the town because water using for Cao Lau only take from Bale Well. Moreover, you can taste other special foods: Chicken Rice, White Rose Dumplings, Fried Tofu and Rice Vermicelli with Fermented Shrimp Paste Sauce, Vietnamese Baguette… Try to enjoy Hoi An street food or take Hoi An Cooking Class to have unique experience on food culture of Hoi An.

Hitting on the Beach

Not only architecture and culture, Hoi An riverside city is very close to beautiful beaches like An Bang or Cua Dai. Cycle from the town to beaches, you will enjoy fresh air and beautiful moments of sunrise and sunset on the sea.

Discovering traditional villages

Not too far from Hoi An Ancient Town, there are some villages you should visit to get a real experience on how the farmers or workers do. Tra Que village is one of the places you can visit. The interesting thing is to take bicycle from town to go to Tra Que to see how farmer grow organic veggies to supply Hoi An and nearby areas. You also visit fishing village and experience basket boat by your guide, ride buffalo… It is very exciting part in Hoi An trip.

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Not only known as one of the most attractive place in the Central Vietnam with its heritage values recognized by UNESCO, Hoi An is a heaven for all foodies. The ancient town is one of the 25 most attractive destinations for foodies. Coming to Hoi An, you will must spend a lot of time to try many different specialty dishes on streets and at restaurants.

Street Foods

Leaving Hoi An Restaurants and wandering on the streets, visitors will see that Hoi An Ancient Town are filled with an array of dining choices. All ingredients are produced by local people. Seafood is fished from the Thu Bon river and flour is milled from rice grown in nearby fields. But the most special thing is water. It is drawn from ancient local wells, which is reason why the foods in Hoi An have special savour.

Some must-eat foods you should try

– Cao Lau (Rice Noodles with Barbecued Pork, Greens and Croutons) – 26 Thai Phien Street or 87 Tran Phu Street (from 30,000 VND)

– My Quang (Vietnamese Turmeric Noodles) – Mr. Hai 6A Truong Minh Luong or 4 Phan Chau Trinh Street (from 30,000 VND)

– Banh My (Vietnamese baguette) – 115 Tran Cao Van Street ( Madam Khanh), 2B Phan Chau Trinh Street ( Phuong’s Bread) (from 20,000 VND)

– Banh Bao Vac (White Rose Dumplings) – 533 Hai Ba Trung Street (from 90,000 VND/dish)

– Com Ga ( Chicken Rice) – Com Ga Ba Buoi 22 Phan Chau Trinh Street or Com Ga Huong on the pavement outside 48 Le Loi Street (near Thu Thuy Cloth Shop) (from 35,000 VND)

– Quang Noodle (Vietnamese Turmeric Noodles): Thai Phien Street (from 25,000 VND)

– Banh Xeo (Crispy Pancake): 45/51 Tran Hung Dao Street (from 20,000 VND)

– Hoanh Thanh Chien (Fried Wonton Dumplings): 14 Ba Trieu Street, 27 Tran Phu Street (from 40,000 VND)

Restaurants in Hoi An:

Hoi An restaurants for International foods:

Aubergine 49 Restaurant

This is a modern European fine dining establishment situated a short distance from Hoi An Ancient Town. They have an extensive menu of contemporary Eurasian cuisine, exquisite wines, and homemade desserts.

Opening Hours: 18.00 pm – 22.00 pm

Address: 49 Ly Thai To Street

Tel: +84 (235) 2212 190

http://www.hoian-aubergine49.com

Hoi An Steakhouse Restaurant

It is the only restaurant serving imported steak among over 700 Vietnamese restaurants in Hoi An with co-owner and Chef of over 10 years experience in 5-star resorts. Out of steak, visitors can find a fine array of chicken and pork dishes, pastas, pizzas, seafood, and vegetarian foods.

Opening Hours: 12pm – 10pm

Address: 11 Phan Boi Chau Street

Tel: +84 90 1907 868

Cargo Club

With a terrific riverside location, it is one of the famous restaurant in Hoi An with serving Vietnamese and Western food.

Opening Hours: 8.00 am – 23.00 pm

Address: 107 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street

Tel: +84-(51)-3-910-489

The Hill Station Deli & Boutique

Situated in one of the most charming and characteristic buildings in Hoi An Ancient  town, the restaurant offers a wide range of cheese, charcuterie and wines as well as Italian coffee and homemade cakes.

Opening Hours: 7.00 am – 22.00 pm

Address: 321 Nguyen Duy Hieu Street

Tel: +84 2356 292 999

http://thehillstation.com

Good Morning Vietnam – Hoi An Italian Restaurant

The restaurant is conveniently located in a gracious ancient house in the heart of town managed by  Italian Chef Luca. Thanks to cozy and elegant atmosphere and a great food, Good Morning Vietnam – Hoi An  Restaurant  becomes a popular spot for visitors.

Opening Hours: 11.00 am – 22.00 pm

Add: 11 Le Loi Street

Tel: +84  235 3910227

Other Hoi An restaurants:

– Hola Taco (Mexican food): 9 Phan Chau Trinh Street

– Chez Cesar Restaurant (French food):  37 Lac Long Quan Street

– Ganesh Indian Restaurant – 24 Tran Hung Dao Street

– Namaste -Omar’s Indian Restaurant – 441 Cua Dai Street

– Babas Kitchen Indian Restaurant – 115 Phan Chau Trinh Street

Hoi An restaurants for Vietnamese foods:

Home Hoi An Restaurant

Centrally located in the heart of Hoi An’s Old Quarter, Home Hoi An Restaurant is within 2 minute walking distance to the Japanese bridge. You should choose a table upstair at balcony to have a beautiful view of a local street decorated by colorful lanterns. The restaurant serves authentic cuisine, with daily fresh ingredients from local markets.

Opening Hours: 13.00 pm – 23.00 pm

Address: 112 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street

Tel: + 84 235 3926 668

Website: https://www.homehoianrestaurant.com

Morning Glory Hoi An restaurant

Not only serving a gourmet Vietnamese dining , Morning Glory Hoi An restaurant still concentrates on street food. It has become the ‘not-to-be-missed’ dining experience for most visitors to Hoi An.

Opening Hours: 10.00 am – 23.00 pm

Address: 106 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street

Tel: + 84 235 2241 555

Viettown restaurant:

Viettown is an amazing restaurant in Hoi An with romantic view in the garden, sparkling lights and delicious food. You go head east on Huynh Thuc Khang street, turn right at Nguyen Thi Minh Khai then turn left at Phan Chu Trinh to reach the restaurant.

Opening Hours: 7.00 am – 23.00 pm

Address: 127 Phan Chau Trinh Street

Tel: +84-(51)-3-917-135

Orivy Hoi An Restaurant

It’s a lush oasis amidst the concrete and brick of nearby neighbors, where offers you an ideal for escaping the busy streets of Hoi An Ancient Town. Orivy restaurant has a very consistent kitchen and many healthy options on its menu with a terrific range of broths, salads and rice.

Opening Hours: 12:00 pm – 22:00 pm

Address: 578/1 Cua Dai Street

Tel: +84 905 30 6465 (Ms. Lee)

Other Hoi An restaurants:

– Little Faifo Restaurant: 66 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street

– Little Menu: 12 Le Loi Street

– Secret Garden Restaurant: Down the alley next to 60 Le Loi Street, Hoi An

– Nam Long Restaurant: 103 Cua Dai Street

Vegetarian restaurants in Hoi An:

1. Karma Waters: 213 Nguyen Duy Hieu Street
2. Nhat Da restaurant: 98 Phan Châu Trinh Street
3. Quan Chay Dam – Co Dam: 71/20 Phan Chu Trinh Street
4. Minh Hien Vegatarian restaurant:  50 Tran Cao Van Street

Café, Bar, Pub, Club:

1. Miss Ly Cafe 22: 22 Nguyen Hue Street, open daily 11:00-22:00
2. U Cafe: Hoai riverside road, near 39/41 Tran Quang Khai Street, open Mon, Wed-Sun 08:00-21:00.
3. Mia Coffee: 20 Phan Boi Chau Street, open daily 08:00-17:00.
4. O’Malleys: 01 Pham Hong Thai Street (at Anantara Hoi An Resort), two blocks east of central market, open daily 15:00-23:30.
5. The Dive Bar: 88 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, open daily 10:00-00:00.
6. 3 Dragons: 51 Phan Boi Chau Str; open daily 08:00-00:00.
7.  Baza café – 36 Tran Phu Street, open daily 7.30 – 23.00

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Hanoi to Hoi An by bus

Bus is a convenient way for young people who want to travel freely as quite adventure. Bus soft sleeper service will take you to Hoi An directly such as Open bus, Camel Travel. There are a variety of agents in town offering open bus from Hanoi to Hoi An. The distance from Hanoi to Hoi An is about 800 km, so it lasts around 14-20 hours and costs approximately US$20.

You can buy a bus ticket from Hanoi to Hoi An about $20

Hanoi to Hoi An by flight

Because there is no airport in Hoi An, you can buy an air ticket which costs about $40-60 from Hanoi to Da Nang and take a taxi to your hotel in Hoi An. It’s only about 30-45 km from Da Nang to Hoi An. So, the cost may be around $15-25.Or you can take a bus from the Da Nang Airport to Hoi An, the bus stop is near from the airport and every 30 minutes, there’s a bus from Da Nang to Hoi An during the day. Today, there are 3 domestic airlines operating flight from Hanoi to Da Nang including Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air and Jetstar Pacific. Vietnam Airline is 4 star standard airline company with higher cost, Vietjet Air and Jetstar Pacific is cheap and common airline.

There are over 20 flights per day from Hanoi to Da Nang and then transfer to Hoi An

Hanoi to Hoi An by train

Since there is no train station in Hoi An, you can catch a train from Ha Noi to Da Nang. By train, you will see spectacular scenery when you wake up in the morning. This should cost you around $20-30 for a soft sleeper. After reaching Da Nang train station, you can get a taxi or other means of transport from Da Nang to Hoi An which costs about $20 (around a half hour) or you can get a minibus at 5$/each through a few agencies in town, but the times don’t match well. You should go to http://dsvn.vn/ for all train schedules.

You can see Lang Co beach when travelling by train from Ha Noi to Da Nang

Ha Noi to Hoi An by motorbike

Traveling by motorbike in Vietnam is an adventurous way to experience. Motorbike in Vietnam is quite cheap and very easy to rent. But using motorbike from Hanoi to Hoi An is a long way and you need prepare many things before departure. You can stop at any place on the way to take photos or to see beautiful landscapes, Vietnam beaches. On another way, you can take a flight from Hanoi to Hue and then hire a motorbike in Hue and make you own ride to Hoi An. To hire a motorbike that suitable to you, you can ask your hotel whether they has bike rental service and ask them to advise you which is the best one. The price is about $9-10 per day. Of course, make you know how to ride a bike and the traffic rules in Vietnam.It will be a great experience for you.

Hanoi to Hoi An by motorbike is interesting travel style

Hanoi to Hoi An itinerary

Ha Noi is the beautiful capital city of Vietnam. There are many places to visit from Hanoi to Hoi An such as Ha Long Bay, Hue and Da Nang. It takes about 7 days to visit all the places as listed above. This is an itinerary for your reference:

Day 1: Arrive in Hanoi

Day 2: Hanoi to Halong Bay

You can go by bus from Hanoi to Halong. It takes you 3-4 hours. In Halong Bay, you can enjoy beautiful limestone seascape. You will see Incense Burner Rock, Dog Rock, as well as Fighting Cock Rock before heading to Sung Sot Cave. And then, you can visit Luon Cave to enjoy the quiet atmosphere of the bay. Overnight on boat.

Day 3: Halong Bay to Hanoi

Enjoy the fishermen’s daily life and then return to Ha Noi.

Day 4: Hanoi – Hue

In the morning, you can go from Hanoi to Hue by plane and then transfer to the hotel in Hue. In the afternoon, visit the Imperial City and enjoy Hue Royal Court Music.

Day 5: Hue – Da Nang – Hoi An

In the morning, you can visit the Thien Mu pagoda, the tomb of Tu Duc and Khai Dinh. Then, transfer to Da Nang by train, bus or private car. If you go to Da Nang by private car or motorbike, you can stop at Lang Co beach, Hai Van Pass and Mountain Mable to check in. After arriving to Da Nang, you have to take a taxi, a bus or a private car to Hoi An. And then, you can enjoy the beautiful landscapes here.

Day 6: Hoi An – Da Nang – Hanoi

Have breakfast at hotel and then visit to Ong Pagoda. Afternoon, transfer to Da Nang Airport to take the flight back to Hanoi. Overnight in Ha Noi.

Day 7: Hanoi – Departure

Transfer to Ha Noi Airport for flight back home.

Hanoi to Hoi An tour

If you want to travel as many as places from Hanoi to Hoi An, you can join in a tour. There are many kinds of tours from Hanoi to Hoi An for you to choose. If you haven’t too much time, you can choose a tour which lasts within 3 days, and if you have much time, you can choose a tour in 7 days or more.

Hoi An at night

Now, think carefully and choose the best mean of transportation to help you transfer from Hanoi to Hoi An easily. Wish you a nice trip!

For more information about Hoi An, please refer to the below posts:

• Shopping in Hoi An
• Hoi An weather
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Da Nang to Hoi An by taxi

Taxis are the most convenient and also considered the easiest way to move from Da Nang to Hoi An. By the way, travel time is around 30 – 40 minutes and it will cost you from $20 to $25 USD. Make sure the taxi driver know where to take you to. Some of the taxi drivers may not the roads in Hoi An exactly and they could end up driving in circles trying to find the destination. Besides, to avoid scams, it’s wise to choose a well-known taxi brand as below:

Song Han Taxi: +84 236 372 7272

Tien Sa Da Nang Taxi: +84 236 379 7979

Mai Linh Taxi: +84 236 352 5252

Vinasun Taxi: +84 236 368 6868

There is a new service that recently launched at the Da Nang airport – shared Taxi such as Uber or Grab. Accordingly, you can save money if you share the taxi with other customers heading the same way by choosing the “share” option. If not, you can take the “private” taxi. This new service is really cheaper than other normal options and can also help you avoid being scammed since their pricing is fixed based on the package you choose. Shared taxis will be around $7-15.

There are many taxi brands for tourists from Da Nang to Hoi An

Da Nang to Hoi An by bus

Today, many companies provide buses which transfer directly to Hoi An fromDa Nangfor just $1-2. So, it seems to be the cheapest way to transfer from Da Nang to Hoi An. Bus services start at 5.30 am and stops operating at 6 pm and has a frequency of 1 bus every 15-20 minutes. Below is the bus route from Da Nang to Hoi An:

Da Nang central bus station – Ton Duc Thang Street – Dien Bien Phu Street – Le Duan Street – Tran Phu Street – Trung Nu Vuong Street – Duy Tan Street – Nguyen Van Troi bridge – Ngu Hanh Son Street – Le Van Hien Street – Hoi An bus station. However, if you transfer by bus, you can’t stop on the way to visit some beautiful places on the way, such as Marble mountains, Linh Ung pagoda of Son Tra, My Khe beach, Dragon bridge and so on.

Bus is the cheapest way from Da Nang to Hoi An

Da Nang to Hoi An by motorbike

Riding a motorbike from Da nang to Hoi An is really a good idea for tourists who like controlling and discovering their trip by themselves. Traveling by motorbike, travelers can stop anywhere which they want, so they can spend their time on visiting many interesting places on the way from Da nang to Hoi An as listed below. However, it requires tourists to have many skills such as map-reading skill, motorbike-riding skill, and problem-solving skill. Tourists can rent a motorbike with the cost about $7-10 per day. Another way is to use motorbike taxi with the price similar to taxi. Uber and Grab also launched their motorbike taxi service in Da Nang, you can use the application on smart phone to order it.

Motorbike taxi is another way for visitors from Da Nang to Hoi An

Da Nang to Hoi An private transfer

If you have booked a hotel in Hoi An, get them to send a car. However, the rate for hotel car is always higher than the one outside. So, you can book a private car to get better price. It’s really an easy and convenient way to transfer from Da Nang to Hoi An. It costs about $12-18/each. The price for a car is appropriate and depends on how big it is. They contain 4 seats, 7 seats and 16 seats. Transferring by private car is a combination of visiting and transferring. It is worth being considered the safest and the most convenient way to get from Da Nang to Hoi An.

You can use privater transfer service from Da Nang to Hoi An

Da Nang to Hoi An tour

If you don’t know how to ride a motorbike or if you want to take part in a tour for more interesting activities, you can choose a proper tour. The tour guide will introduce all information about Da Nang and Hoi An as well as let you see beautiful landscapes in these two cities.

Da Nang is a coastal city in Middle Vietnam and it is known for its unique bridges and sandy beaches. Hoi An isknown for its well-preserved Ancient Town, cut through with canals.  They are two beautiful cities that you have to visit when travelling to Vietnam. Now, think carefully and choose the best mean of transportation to help you transfer from Da Nang to Hoi An easily.

For more detail about Hoi An, please refer to:

• Travel from Hoi An to Hue
• How to get Hoi An from Hue
• Hanoi to Hoi An trip
• Hoi An shopping
• Airport to Hoi An
• Hoi An weather

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Hue to Hoi An by train

Taking a train is one of the most popular ways to travel from Hue to Hoi An. Traveling by train is not only comfortable but also cheap. Its price only costs $3-5.Besides, the scenery on the way is also stunning, as the train will go over the Hai Van Pass, while most vehicles will go through the Hai Van Tunnel. However, there is no direct train from Hue to Hoi An, because there is no train station in Hoi An. Therefore, travelers will have to buy the train ticket from Hue to Da Nang, and then take the bus or taxi from Da Nang to Hoi An.

Train is one of the popular ways when traveling from Hue to Hoi An

Hue to Hoi An by car

The most common way to travel from Hue to Hoi An is by Hue private car because of its convenience. Travelers can get all the advantages that other means of transportation do not have. You can sit comfortably in a private car and enjoy the wonderlandscape of Hai Van Pass. Moreover, you can stop at many beautiful destinations on the way if you request in advance. The price for a private car is also reasonable in comparison with other tours, especially if you are going to travel in a large group. In addition, an English guide on the way is also available upon request. The high-quality service of Hue private car will satisfy with your requirements. So, if you want to have a relaxing journey, Hue private car will be a perfect choice.

Traveling by car brings a comfortable trip to you

Hue to Hoi An by bus

The open bus is another popular choice for tourists who want to travel directly from Hue to Hoi An. Because traveling by bus is cheap ($9-10), convenient and fast, many people often choose the bus as their main transportation. The most common kind of bus for travelers is the sleeping bus. It is because this kind of bus always has air-conditioners and beds. Moreover, these sleeping buses are quite comfortable and safe. However, if you travel by bus, then you will disappoint as you can’t see Hai Van Pass. These sleeping buses always go through the Hai Van Tunnel as they want to save time and ensure safety. Therefore, traveling by sleeping buses will be more boring than the other transportation. Of course, at least you can still sleep there.

Traveling by bus is one of the cheapest ways

Hue to Hoi An by motorbike

For adventurous way, from Hue to Hoi An by motorbike is a memorable experience. This is the main reason for the blooming of motorbike tours from Hue to Hoi An. Travelling by a motorbike is quite an interesting experience, as you can feel adventurous and safe. Moreover, you can totally admire the beauty of Bach Ma National Park and the Hai Van Pass. The tour price is $58-60 USD (approximately 1.500.000 VND) per person. Or you also can hire a motorbike for traveling if you consider joining a tour is over your budget. The price for a motorbike from Hue to Hoi An is quite cheap, only $6-10 for a motorbike and $3 for gasoline. However, remember that this is not a safe option to travel from Hue to Hoi An. Unlike motorbike tours, you do not have any leader so you have to find out the way by yourself.

Going by a motorbike is quiet an amazing experience from Hue to Hoi An

Hue to Hoi An tour

If you don’t know how to ride a motorbike but you want to travel as many as places from Hue to Hoi An, you can join in a tour. First, you can visit Elephant Stream and Lang CO beach.It will not take long as this site is very small with its white sand before travelling over the Hai Van Pass. To continue the journey, they can take you through Da Nang to visit Marble Mountain which is a limestone karst mountain containing a series of caves and religious sites and stop at the famous My Khe Beach. After that, the tour can drive you to visit My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finally, you will arrive to Hoi An Ancient Town and experience the beauty here. The tour price is about $12-48/each according to how many customers in a tour, how standard you require and so on.

Hue to Hoi An motorbike tour

To sum up, the journey from Hue to Hoi An is interesting, especially the landscapes on the way. This is a great journey that you should not miss once you visit the center of Vietnam. Let’s try and have a memorable occasion in Vietnam.

For other routes and trips advise, please refer to the below posts:

• Hanoi to Hoi An trip
• How to get from Hoi An to Hue
• Hanoi to Saigon trip
• Da Nang to Hoi An
• Shopping in Hoi An
• Hoi An airport
• Hoi An weather

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Hoi An Weather in January

Come to Hoi An in January, the weather still brings a cold and temperature ranges from 18 – 23 degrees C. With this type of weather, visitors will feel more comfortable with the trip to visit My Son Sanctuary, Chua Ong Pagoda, Thuan Tinh eco-tourism area, or Cham island to relax and enjoy the specialties here.

Hoi An Weather in February

As Hoi An Weather in February, the northern provinces of Bach Ma National Park are cold, Hoi An in the south of Bach Ma Range has a cold weather too. It is a very pleasant type of weather. The temperature is from 19 – 24 degrees C. With this weather, Hoi An always attract a large number of visitors.

Hoi An Weather in March

In March, Hoi An Weather will prepare for welcoming a great time in the year. Hoi An is the same as a girl with blonde hair, lying on the beach with sun and wind. However, this sun is only the sun started for the dry season. The cold is still hiding behind the foliage and is gradually fading away after sunny April.

Best time for beautiful lanterns in Hoi An

Furthermore, March is peak season for international travelers and very good time to experience Hoi An including classic travel, adventure travel or beach.

Hoi An Weather in April

With the temperature from 21 – 25 degrees C, this month is the start of the dry season and visitors will live in a hot weather. It’s great to go to the beaches in Hoi An such as Cua Dai beach, An Bang beach… Or hang out for eating to enjoy the taste of the land in this time. Moreover, this month end the high season for foreign travelers and start season for domestic travel in May.

Hoi An Weather in May

The temperature will increase in May in Hoi An. With temperature from 22 – 26 degrees C, Cua Dai beach, Thuan Tinh ecological area, Cu Lao Cham which are the most popular tourist attractions in Hoi An. Long stretches of sand or the sweet green canopy is an interesting place to stop. If you are worried about the place to rest, please visit the motel nearby the sea or ecological area. This month is low season for international visitors in Hoi An, if you travel in this month you can find very good price from hotels and other service.

Hoi An Weather in June

The temperature in June is fluctuated between 23 – 28 degrees Celcius making Hoi An perfect time for traveling. The visitors can choose for themselves a suitable means such as bicycle, motorbike, bus to visit the tourist sites. You should not ignore My Son because this place creates the most excellent framework added to the central tourism treasure. The beach with the sweet taste of the sun will be hard to refuse every afternoon. Going to Hoi An, you will feel peaceful with the moment of walking in the Ancient Town.

Hoi An Weather in July

It is still the time of dry season in Hoi An, although the temperature in July is high but tourists will not feel as uncomfortable as the north central land. Visitors will have an ideal trip if you plan a specific schedule: In the morning, you can visit the traditional villages to understand more about the history of Hoi An in particular and ethnicity in general; In the afternoon, it’s wise to choose a cool and sweet place like the sea, ecological zone to get into nature and enjoy the special seafood in this place; And in the evening, come to the Ancient Town to buy souvenirs to your friends, or you can give the beautiful lanterns to your loved ones.

Good time for beach in Hoi An

Considerably, July is peak season for domestic travel and low season for international travelers to Hoi An.

Hoi An Weather in August

August is the beginning of the rainy season. In this month, the temperature begins to fall and rainfall begins to rise. Farewell to the months of sea tourism, ecotourism, visitors can visit to the temple, the church or take part in the various services in the streets of Hoi An.

Hoi An Weather in September

Hoi An lives in the rainy season in September. The old houses are quiet after the rain has created an ancient beauty. There might be some rays of sunshine within rainy days, which makes the climate mild to attract the visitors. So, Hoi An any season still attracts crowded tourists here. This month is end of low season for foreign travelers. It start in May and finish in September.

Hoi An Weather in October

Hoi An in October is still excited to welcome the arrival of visitors here. Thanks to the diversified tourism services as well as the large number of relics, Hoi An is still the ideal place for traveling in this month. In October, Hoi An attracts tourists by the beautiful landscapes such as My Son Sanctuary, ancient houses and craft villages. Besides, in the rain, enjoying the delicious dishes in Hoi An is also an interesting attraction. Moreover, visitors should remember to enjoy delicious dishes such as Quang noodles, chicken rice, and so on.

Quang noodles in Hoi An

Considerably, October is starting of high season for international visitors in Hoi An.

Hoi An Weather in November

In November, visitors can go to Hoi An to be glittering with the red lanterns hanging on the streets. In addition, visitors should enjoy delicious regional foods here. Cool weather will be a good time for visitors especially couples to come here. Surely, November will leave you the unforgettable impression when coming to Hoi An!

Hoi An Weather in December

In December, Hoi An wears a sad beauty. The rain and a little cold will make visitors enjoy here. Walking around the streets of the Ancient town, in that you will feel relaxed in this land. If you are lucky enough to arrive at the town on the 14th day of a lunar month, Hoi An will be much more charming with its Full Moon Festival and “Old Street Night” exclusively available on that day.

Hope this information about Hoi An Weather will be useful to you. Highly recommend to experience Hoi An once at least!

Additionally, you should refer this link to know more about Hoi An.

Or refer the posts below:

1. Shopping in Hoi An
2. Airport for Hoi An
3. Hoi An to Hue
4. Hue to Hoi An
5. Hanoi to Hoi An

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1. Hoi An to Hue by bus

Bus is a convenient way when moving around Vietnam. There are a variety of agents in town offering open bus from Hoi An to Hue. The distance from Hoi An to Hue is 126-130 km. So it lasts about 3-4 hours and costs approximately $9-10. The downside, when traveling by bus, the bus will go to Hai Van tunnel which is the longest tunnel in Southeast Asia. Therefore, you do not have the opportunity to admire the natural beauty of Hai Van Pass which is one of the most beautiful landscapes.

Travel by bus from Hoi An to Hue about $13-16

2. Hoi An to Hue by car/taxi

Taxi is the most expensive way to get from Hoi An to Hue. It also takes about 4-5 hours over Hai Van Pass. The price is between $60 and $90. However, you can feel more comfortable than the other transportation. Besides, you can ask your taxi driver to stop to take photos at Lang Co beach on way or any beautiful place which you want. In Hoi An, there are many Taxi companies for you to choose such as Mai Linh, Tien Sa and Vinasun.

Today, you also can use Uber or Grab application service to call a car for this route. Fee for Uber of Grab taxi service will vary from time to time but usually cheaper than traditional taxi.

Traveling from Hoi An to Hue by taxi is a popular but quite expensive transportation

3. Hoi An to Hue by train

Since there is no train station in Hoi An. You can take a car from Hoi An to Da Nang train station which costs about $20 (around a half hour). Another way, you can get a minibus at 5$/each through a few agencies in town, but the times don’t match well. Then take a train ticket with the cost around $3-5. The train will take you just three hours to get to Hue train station located in 2 Bui Thi Xuan Street. You can go to http://dsvn.vn/ for all train schedules and book tickets.

You can see Lang Co beach when travelling by train from Hoi An to Hue

4. Hoi An to Hue by motorbike

If you want to stop at any place to take photos or to see beautiful landscapes such as Hai Van Pass and Lang Co beach. You can hire a motorbike in Hoi An and make you own ride to Hue. If riding motorbike is suitable to you, you can ask motorbikes from hotels or motorbike rental shops. They will advise you which is the best one. The price is about $9-10 per day. Of course, make you know how to ride a bike and the traffic rules in Vietnam. If you want to try, good news is that the route from Hoi An to Hue are among the easiest roads in Vietnam to get around. It is clear lane division, much less crowded, and specially, beautifully scenic and peaceful routes. It will be a wonderful experience for you.

The great experience when riding a motorbike in Hai Van Pass

5. Hoi An to Hue tour

If you don’t know how to ride a motorbike but you want to travel as many as places from Hoi An to Hue, you can join in a tour. First, you can visit Cham Museum where to store items represented for Cham culture. It will not take long as this site is very small. To continue the journey, they can take you through Da Nang to visit Marble Mountain. It is a limestone karst mountain containing a series of caves and religious sites. And then you stop at the famous My Khe Beach with its white sand before travelling over the Hai Van Pass. After that, they bring you to Lang Co Beach. Finally, you pass villages and rice paddies to come to the central of Hue. The tour price is about $12-48/each according to how many customers in a tour, how standard you require and so on.

Hoi An to Hue motorbike tour

If you are travelling with hard suitcases or a large number of bags, bus or taxi is a great choice for you. If you want to travel and discover Hoi An, Da Nang and Hue differently, a motorbike is a good choice. Or if you want to know more information and interesting places, a tour is a perfect option. Now, I’m sure that you can choose the way you want easily to visit from Hoi An to Hue. The recommendation will be you leave Hoi An to visit Hue early in the morning. And then you stay one night in Hue and get back the day after. Wish you a nice trip! Please contact us if you need any assistance.

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Flights to Hoi An airport

Here are some sample flights to Hoi An for your reference:

Domestic flights

Ho Chi Minh City (Jetstar; VietJet Air; Vietnam Airlines)
Can Tho (Vietnam Airlines)
Buon Ma Thuot (Vietnam Airlines)
Da Lat (Vietnam Airlines)
Cam Ranh/Nha Trang (Vietnam Airlines)
Pleiku (Vietnam Airlines)
Vinh (Vietnam Airlines)
Hai Phong (Vietnam Airlines)
Hanoi (Jetstar; VietJet Air; Vietnam Airlines)

International flights

Hong Kong (Dragonair; Hong Kong Express)
Bangkok (Bangkok Airways, Vietnam Airlines)
Beijing (China Eastern)
Siem Reap (Silkair, Vietnam Airlines)
Kunming (China Eastern)
Macau (Air Macau)
Seoul (Korean Air)
Singapore (Silkair; Jetstar)
Tokyo (Vietnam Airlines)
Cambodia (Angkor Air)

How to get to Hoi An from Da Nang airport

Get to Hoi An by taxi

As you know, there isn’t Hoi An airport, so after arriving to Da Nang Airport, you have to take another transportation to come to visit Hoi An. Taxi will be one of the best choices for you. Only 30 km from Da Nang, the cost for a taxi from the Airport to Hoi An will be from VND 300,000 to VND 400,000 ($15-20).  It would be best to negotiate the fare before going or tell your taxi driver to open the taxi meter.

Taxi is the easiest way which you can get from Da Nang to Hoi An

By bus to Hoi An

Many hotels, hostels or homestays in Hoi An provides bus transfer from Da Nang International Airport to Hoi An Ancient Town, for about $2-3/person. These minivans are often comfortable enough and only carry 6-10 people. Another choice is taking the Sinh Café, the popular bus pass service which makes a stop in Hoi An. The cheapest bus, though, is the city bus which can be found at 33 Dien Bien Phu Street, Thanh Khe District, Danang. This bus runs every hour and costs about $1for one-way ticket. With the lowest price, you have to knowthat the buses are quite old, crowd and slow.

Bus is the cheapest transportation to get from Da Nang to Hoi An

Transfer to Hoi An by motorbike taxi

Also known as Xe Om, this is the most common method to get not only in Da Nang but also in Vietnam. A trip from Da Nang to Hoi An by motorbike usually costs VND 150,000 to VND 250,000/each (from $7-12/each), depending on your good negotiation. Or if you want to experience in Hoi An within a day, you can rent a motorbike and ride it yourself. It often costs from VND 100,000 to VND 150,000/day.

Motorbike taxi is the most common transportation in Vietnam

Hope the above information is helpful for your journey!

For more information about airports in Vietnam please refer to Vietnam Airports.

For more information about Hoi An, please refer to Hoi An Travel Guide.

• Hanoi to Hoi An
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• Hue to Hoi An
• Da Nang to Hoi An
• Hoi An shopping
• Airport for Hoi An
• Weather in Hoi An

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