Meet WOLO Local Leader at Hoang Dieu and grab a bite of a fresh, crispy Banh Mi Phuong. Then, let's wander the glowing, colorful lanes of the Hoi An Market. Whether you're looking for unique handicrafts or street foods, our guide show you the soul of this UNESCO World Heritage Site under the evening lights.

Step back in time at the Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, one of Hoi An’s most iconic historical landmarks. Discover the story of Thien Hau, the sea goddess who watches over those on the water.

Next, explore Tan Ky and Phung Hung Ancient Houses, a unique blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architecture. Step inside for a glimpse into the lives of merchant families - see where they lived and how they traded to build their empires in the ancient town.

Stop by the Museum of Folk Culture to see the soul of the city in living color. Explore vibrant exhibits of traditional folk arts, costumes, and crafts.

Grab your phone or camera for the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge. This 400-year-old landmark is the soul of Hoi An and the perfect backdrop for your favorite travel shots in the town.

Taste the best of the city! Slurp the signature Cao Lau noodles before joining a hands-on White Rose Dumpling (Bánh Bao – Bánh Vạc) workshop. Round off the flavors with a refreshing Chè dessert, then hop on a boat ride along the Hoai River to release flower lanterns for peace and good fortune.