You’ve probably seen those joyful clips of round basket boats dancing across coconut-lined waters in Hoi An. But behind the smiles and spinning lies a common question: Is it really worth it, or just another touristy photo op? Many travelers wonder if the coconut boat ride offers real cultural connection – or if it’s all…
It’s impossible to visit Hoi An without hearing about the iconic Japanese Bridge – more than just a landmark, it’s a living story carved from centuries of Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese heritage. Nestled in a quiet corner of the Old Town, this covered bridge stands as a timeless witness to the town’s multicultural soul. In…
At La Siesta Hoi An, we don’t just offer a stay-we offer a journey through centuries. Each lantern hanging gently over our gardens, each tiled roof of the Ancient Town, is a whisper from the past. As you rest in our green retreat, you’re also cradled by stories of kings, merchants, and civilizations that once…
The waves lap gently against the sand, bamboo parasols sway in the sea breeze, and the salty air carries whispers of quiet solitude. Amid Hoi An’s famous busy beaches, is there still a place where you can hear the waves whisper just to you? Hidden Beach is exactly that – a shoreline where time slows…
Hoi An is more than its lantern-lit evenings and UNESCO-listed Ancient Town. It is also a shopping and cultural haven, where vibrant markets and hidden stalls invite you to taste, touch, and treasure the essence of Vietnam. From dawn fish markets to night bazaars glowing with lanterns, Hoi An offers a shopping journey as rich…
Hoi An weather by months reveals more than changing skies – it unveils a town that shifts in mood and magic with every season. From sun-drenched days along golden beaches to quiet evenings where mist settles on lantern-lit streets, Hoi An’s tropical rhythm invites you to experience it all. Explore Hoi An weather by month…
Tet Trung Thu – Vietnam’s beloved Mid-Autumn Festival – is a magical celebration of family, gratitude, and togetherness. In Hoi An, the Moon Festival transforms the ancient town into a glowing dream of lanterns, lion dances, and mooncake delights. Whether you’re drawn by tradition or simply chasing beauty, Mid-Autumn in Hội An is an unforgettable…
When travellers think of Hoi An, its lantern-lit streets and UNESCO-listed Ancient Town often come first to mind. Yet just nearby, Thanh Ha Pottery Village has preserved the art of ceramics for over 500 years. More than sightseeing, it offers a truly hands-on cultural experience. If you’re planning your trip, this guide from La Siesta…
Just 3 kilometres from Hoi An Ancient Town, An Bang Beach offers soft sands, gentle waves, and a relaxed atmosphere away from the crowds. Beloved by locals and travellers alike, it’s the perfect spot for swimming, surfing, or unwinding with seaside dining and beach cafés. Together with La Siesta Hoi An Resort, this An Bang…
The Socialist Republic of Vietnam, shaped like an S, is located on the east side of the Indochinese peninsula and ranks as the 14th most populous country in the world For more than 1,000 years the north part of Vietnam was part of china. In AD939 an independent Vietnamese state was created. The foundation of…
