If you want to know when is the best time to go to Hoi An, it's definitely during the winter months. All hotels are full on New Year's Eve, so you should book in advance. If you're considering a visit during the summer months, keep in mind that from February to August, the city experiences a dry season with minimal rainfall and a hot, humid climate.
Understanding these climatic features will help you confidently declare, "I'm going to Hoi An."
After taking a few photos of the main attractions in Hoi An, you'll be surprised by the large number of old buildings that reek of history and peace. It is difficult to single out any particular attractions in Hoi An, as the whole city is a sight to behold.
In any guidebook on Vietnam, you can find a description of Hoi An landmarks such as the Japanese Pagoda Bridge. According to legend, the construction of the bridge was started in the year of the monkey and finished in the year of the dog, so the two entrances to the bridge are guarded by two monkeys on one side and two dogs on the other.
Most recently, in 2005, an American of Vietnamese descent built a "Vietnamese Village" on the territory of the city, where every tourist can see how in ancient times the process of making dishes, clothes, and shoes took place. To find the location of this attraction, you can't do without a map of Hoi An.
Most recently, in 2005, an American of Vietnamese descent built a "Vietnamese Village" on the territory of the city, where every tourist can see how in ancient times the process of making dishes, clothes, and shoes took place. To find the location of this attraction, you can't do without a map of Hoi An.
