Hoi An is one of the country’s picture-perfect places, but starting in September, tropical storms hit Central Vietnam hard. March is an excellent time to see Hội An when the fields, gardens and streets are awash in bright blossoms and soothing greens. From May to August, the town can be hot, and you’ll want to head to the beach to cool off. In the late months of the year, from September to November, Hội An sees a lot of rain and even a few small floods. The temperatures begin to dip and reach their coldest point in January, warming up just before the Vietnamese new year.
Hoi An Ancient Town is a popular destination of heritage sites in Central area of Vietnam. It is famous for rich historical and cultural traditions, has been crystallized for many years and was on the international market with many different names of a big harbour of the world.
Each year, Hoi An attracts a large amount of domestic and foreign tourists to visit and explore. Nowadays, Hoi An has still preserved almost intact many relic attractions of the ancient architecture like residential buildings, Phuc Kien assembly hall, Tan Ky Old House, Phung Hung Old Town, Japanese Covered Bridge, shrines, bridges, docks, markets ...and the streets forming a checkerboard pattern typical in old urban cities. Besides, you may spend your time to call on Cua Dai beach or Cham Island for the view of sea and free your souls in the wind.
The daily life of the residents with the customs, religious activities, folk art, cultural festivals are now being preserved and developed with eco-tours in natural landscapes, the traditional villages or specialty dishes ... makes Hoi An become an more and more attractive destination on vacations.
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