The first attraction on our Hoi An walking tour is the Japanese Covered Bridge, a symbol of Hoi An Ancient Town. Our knowledgeable tour guide will explain to you the function and meaning of this special bridge. Then, they will take you to the best spot here to take some beautiful photos. In summary, this beautiful wooden bridge was built in the 16th century as a sword stuck on the back of the sea monster Namazu, which has been causing earthquakes in Japan.

After that, we will visit the national heritage house of Tan Ky, an over 200-year-old merchant house of Vietnamese traders. Tan Ky Old House attracts a lot of tourists with its special blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architectural features. Again, our excellent tour guide will give you a lot of information about this ancient house’s Feng Shui, its settings, and the function of each part of the house.

Next on the Hoi An guided walking tour half-day, we will visit Fujian Assembly Hall (Phuc Kien Assembly Hall). It’s the largest and most beautiful clubhouse of the Chinese traders who come from Fujian Province in China. More importantly, it was a major Chinese community center used to sign business contracts and support Chinese businessmen in doing business. Furthermore, it serves as a temple to worship the goddess Mazu. This figure is the Sea Mother, who helps and rescues people from sea accidents.

Another attraction on the Hoi An Walking Tour that you cannot miss is a Hoi An lantern-making workshop. Here, you can admire the colorful lanterns, the iconic items of Hoi An. Moreover, under the thorough guidance of the artisan, you will make a Hoi An lantern by yourself. After finishing an item, you can keep what you make as a souvenir.

Lastly, the Hoi An guided walking tour will take you to the Hoi An Central Market. There, you will learn more about Hoi An’s daily life, the local culture, and traditions. Our friendly tour guide will help you interact with the locals and show you how to shop at Hoi An Market, a wonderful shopping paradise.