1. Explore the Ancient Town of Hoi An 🏮
Hoi An’s Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-visit for every family. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll around the town and soak up the traditional Vietnamese culture. Be sure to check out the Japanese Covered Bridge, the vibrant lantern market, and the many old houses that have been preserved for centuries.
2. Participate in a Lantern Making Class 🎐
For a hands-on experience of Hoi An’s traditional culture, consider joining a lantern making class. Kids will love the opportunity to create their own colourful lanterns. Plus, it makes a great souvenir! Here is a local business that offers these classes.
3. Visit the Hoi An Silk Village 🦋
At the Hoi An Silk Village, you can learn about the process of silk-making from cocoon to cloth. It’s an educational and fascinating experience for both children and adults.
4. Take a Cooking Class 🍲
Hoi An is famous for its unique and delectable cuisine. A cooking class is a great way to introduce your kids to Vietnamese food. Many cooking schools in Hoi An offer family-friendly classes, such as Hoi An Eco Cooking Class.
5. Discover the My Son Sanctuary 🏞️
My Son Sanctuary, another UNESCO World Heritage Site located near Hoi An, is a complex of ancient Hindu temples. The ruins make for a fantastic day trip and offer a glimpse into Vietnam’s rich history.
6. Enjoy a Day at An Bang Beach 🏖️
Just a short drive from Hoi An’s Ancient Town, An Bang Beach is ideal for a day of family fun. With golden sand, clear waters, and plenty of beachside eateries, it’s a great place to relax and enjoy Vietnam’s tropical climate.
7. Visit the Hoi An Impression Theme Park 🎡
The Hoi An Impression Theme Park is an entertainment complex that offers a variety of shows and activities for the whole family. Don’t miss the grand evening show, which features a cast of hundreds depicting the history of Hoi An.
8. Take a Bike Ride in the Countryside 🚲
Hoi An’s countryside is just as beautiful as its town center. Rent a bike and take a ride through the rice paddies, farms, and villages that surround Hoi An. Hoi An Cycling offers guided tours suitable for families.
9. Visit the Hoi An Handicraft Workshop 👐
At the Hoi An Handicraft Workshop, you can see local artisans at work and learn about traditional Vietnamese crafts. It’s a great way to immerse your family in Hoi An’s rich cultural heritage.
10. Take a Boat Ride on the Thu Bon River 🚣♀️
A boat ride on the Thu Bon River is a peaceful way to see Hoi An from a different perspective. Many companies offer boat tours, some of which include dinner and traditional music performances.
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