Hoi An: City of Lanterns

The symbol of Hoi An, a wooden bridge with a 16th-century temple connecting the Japanese and Chinese quarters.

An organic farm with 40 hectares and 41 varieties of vegetables grown without chemicals using algae.

The oldest residential museum in Hoi An (1741), where 7 generations of the Le family have preserved traditional architecture.

Temple complex of the ancient Cham civilization from the 4th to 14th centuries, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The largest of the five 5th-century Chinese assembly halls, with magnificent gates and a shrine to the sea goddess Mazu.

A traditional sampan boat ride with the release of glowing lanterns on the water at sunset.

A monthly event held on the full moon (the 14th day of the lunar calendar) with power outages and thousands of colored lanterns.

A trip on traditional round bamboo boats through coconut groves and mangroves with a master class in rowing and fishing.