Located on the bank of the Thu Bon River in the district with the same name and three km west of the Hoi An city center lies the Thanh Ha Pottery Village, you should absolutely come for a visit!
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Recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site, Hoi An is home to old merchant houses and assembly halls belonging to the various communities that lived in the city, including the Chinese. Phuc Kien temple or Fujian Assembly Hall is one of the halls belonging to the Chinese community, let's explore this special place.
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How can you feel all the charm of Hoi An without mentioning the lanterns? The river Thu Bon serves as a guide for a walk through the small town and lanterns of all kinds glitter at both sides, during the day and especially at nightfall. They create an atmosphere which would be best described as fairytale like.
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Hoi An, the timeless old city has remained nearly untouched to the delight of visitors who come to admire its tremendous cultural and architectural heritage. Walking around the city is like taking a trip back in time to the period of the 15th-19th century. Also known as Faifo, Hoi An was a very active port on the commercial sea route in Southeast Asia.
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When we mention Vietnam travel we can’t help but mention Hoi An ancient town, a special and charming town located in Quang Nam province. In the 15th-19th centuries Hoi An was a lively port city attracting merchants from all around the world. Nowadays, it attracts tourists from all corners of the planet who come to visit and enjoy the unique atmosphere which can only be found here in Hoi An ancient town. 
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Only three km from the old Hoi An city we come across a charming little village called Tra Que which is famous for the organic cultivation of vegetables and herbs in Quang Nam. It is almost the only place in the province where farmers still practice ancestral farming techniques, that is to say without mechanization or chemical fertilizers.
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Nestled at the estuary of Thu Bon river flowing into Cua Dai beach, Hoi An is well known as a cross culture city. Steeped in imperial history, this ancient town comes along with inspiration by its peaceful life and in particular its charm for centuries, luring many tourists from different part of the world. It is an ideal stop-off for thirsty ramblers in need of refreshment to immerse themselves in the life of the most preserved and highlighted our heritage treasure.
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Hoi An never fall to appeal many visitors with it’s imperial cultural heritage during their trip to Vietnam. A journey to Hoi An is not only about the ancient old town, but also about enjoying and appreciating many cultural values of life, art and cuisine ... Thus, no doubt that Hoi An itself will definitely leave you with a great experience. 
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Wondering which is the best way to get to Hoi An from Hanoi or Saigon ( Ho Chi Minh city) on your own? Here's the information you may need.
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