Japanese Covered Bridge, Hoi An

When you are visiting a place you would definitely want to purchase something that is very parallel to their culture. This Yaly Couture-Tran Phu branch shop will not only help you pick up an apparel that is in their traditional form but you can actually get it tailor made for you. The shop also offers the option of choosing your own fabric and getting a dress or shirts made from it at very short notice. The different fabrics on offer are beautiful and most of them have the famous Vietnamese designs on them. The staff in the shop is very patient and warm. They will make sure that you can pick up the exact fabric of choice by showing you many different options. They will also help you to choose the cut that will be best for you. The best thing about this shop is that they are very fast and will deliver your apparel within the stipulated time.Location: 47 Tran Phu Street, Hoi An, Vietnam

If you are looking for some quite time in Vietnam then this is the best place for you. If you can reach the village early in the morning then you are in for a treat. From the quite peaceful walk to the bustling to village life once the morning sets in, you can enjoy it all. A big attraction to Tra Que Vegetable Village is the cooking classes that are held here. Their corn pancakes bring locals and tourists alike from all over Vietnam. You can do hands on cooking class or just enjoy the tasty delicacies. Another very good thing about this place is that the roads are quite empty and you can enjoy a nice bicycle ride with your loved ones. Though there is a bus service available for the tourists, it is recommended that you take a bicycle and move around at your own pace, to enjoy the most. Location: Cam Ha Commune, Hoi An 51000, VietnamBest time: 7am or 5pm

The Old House of Phung Hung is a historic gem nestled in Hoi An, Vietnam. Its exquisite architecture, rich cultural heritage, and captivating stories transport visitors back in time, evoking a sense of wonder and nostalgia.

Built in 1653 and gone through many renovations since then, the Quan Cong Temple stands out as one of the beautiful and charismatic Chinese architecture. The temple is named after a Chinese rebellion from the Han Dynasty who had been deemed as victorious hero because of his loyalty, devotion and sincerity towards his mother land. At the entrance of the temple, two dragons entwined in clouds greet you. The temple is built with red bricks and is adorned by green, gold and red at work. The statue of Quan Cong is perched on top of a centre pedestalinside the main hall. The statue is made from papier-Mache`. There are two more statues set on either side of the war hero- General Chau Xuong, one of his guardians and a beautiful horse called QuanBinh, ridden by Quan Cong.Location: 24 Nguyen Hue, Hoi AnHours Open: All day Admission: Free, Donations accepted

With the strategic support of Hoi An Government, the Museum of Trade Ceramics which was opened I 1975 has an important role in the artistic and cultural empowerment of this port town. The traditional architectural style gives the building itself an incomparable charm. Here, the visitors can see about 430 ceramic artifacts which are considered to be the testimony for the ceramic trade that happened during the old centuries from 08th to 18th.