Du lịch Hội An - Tiết kiệm chi phí nhưng không kém phần thú vị

Bạn đã từng đặt chân đến thành phố đẹp như tranh Hội An chưa? Nếu bạn muốn khám phá thành phố cổ này theo cách độc đáo - hãy thử trải nghiệm du lịch bụi Hội An. Dưới đây là chia sẻ kinh nghiệm phượt Hội An mà tôi đã trải qua, hy vọng sẽ giúp bạn trải nghiệm thú vị mà vẫn giữ được ngân sách.

Chọn phương tiện nào cho chuyến đi Hội An?

Nếu đi bằng xe đò hoặc Openbus: hãy so sánh giá và chất lượng của nhiều hãng xe để có lựa chọn tốt nhất. Đặt vé sớm giúp bạn chọn được vị trí ngồi hoặc nằm theo ý muốn (phía trên, phía giữa, phía trong hay phía ngoài…v.v). Đối với các hãng xe mới, bạn có thể tìm hiểu giá vé rẻ hơn so với các hãng nổi tiếng, nhưng cũng cần lưu ý đến chất lượng và dịch vụ. Theo kinh nghiệm du lịch Hội An, nên mua vé tại bến hoặc phòng giao dịch, tránh mua qua trung gian.

Take advantage of public transportation like buses, cyclos, and motorbikes. Local buses may have one or multiple routes, short or long, but the fare is always affordable and relatively stable. Cyclos here are also very budget-friendly.

Motorbike is the perfect vehicle for a dusty journey in Hoi An. You can explore every landscape and beautiful destination. If possible, use your own motorbike, travel the entire route, or just a part, depending on your preference. For the full route with a distance of approximately 300km, ensure good health and familiarity with long rides. For longer distances, you can buy bus or Openbus tickets and attach your personal motorbike for convenience. This steel horse helps you fully experience and explore the destination and is a convenient means for the return journey.

Where to go when in Hoi An?

From the vibrant city of Da Nang to Hoi An, there are two routes. One follows National Highway 1 towards the South, about 27km to Vinh Dien road, then turn left for an additional 10km. Taking Huynh Thuc Khang Street, you can stop to visit the Cham Tower Bang Anh in Vinh Dien. The second route, less crowded and seemingly closer, is from the center of Da Nang over the Han River bridge, along the coastline to the provincial road Da Nang – Hoi An, passing through Ngu Hanh Son, and reaching Hoi An about 30km later.

According to my travel experience in Hoi An, everyone who comes to Hoi An surely visits the ancient town. The ancient town of Hoi An is located in Minh An ward and stretches along both romantic banks of the Thu Bon River. Strolling through the streets, you will feel the unique characteristics of ancient architecture in the old houses here, somewhat influenced by Japanese and Chinese styles.

Entering the ancient town, you will notice that most of the shops here sell souvenirs, specialties of the ancient town, and tailor and sell traditional ao dai. Take a walk around the streets, stop at a roadside stall to enjoy a cup of tea, and observe the lively streets, passersby, it's truly fascinating. Moreover, in the ancient town, there are many pagodas, assembly halls, ancestral temples, and especially the Japanese-style bridge leading you into the ancient street is very special. If you are a photography enthusiast, you will love it here.

When visiting the Ancient Town of Hoi An, you can spend time visiting: Tan Ky Ancient House, Phung Hung Ancient House, Quan Thang Ancient House, these are considered the most beautiful ancient houses in Hoi An, preserving almost intact architecture with an age of over 150 years.

Traveling to Hoi An's Cu Lao Cham Island - this island is one of the most beloved destinations for tourists when visiting Hoi An. The water here is as clear as jade, and the island has many pristine features that captivate many visitors.

Besides, Hoi An has many other interesting tourist destinations that I haven't explored yet. Only when you personally make a dusty trip to Hoi An or join a tour can you conquer and discover all the famous landscapes.

What should you eat when in Hoi An?

Chicken rice

With a unique flavor, the chicken rice in the Hoi An travel location is made from fragrant, sticky, and delicious rice carefully selected by the chef. The chosen chicken is young and the meat must be tender, not tough, chewy, and fragrant.

Fried Doughnuts

While walking along the streets, you will come across street vendors with carts full of golden and fragrant fried doughnuts, very delicious and visually appealing. These doughnuts are very affordable, only about a few thousand dong each. Remember to enjoy them when you visit Hoi An.

Corn Sweet Soup

In the afternoon and evening, when strolling through the streets, you won't have a hard time finding women with shoulder poles selling delicious bowls of corn sweet soup.

Hoi An Noodles

Hoi An Noodles dish is closely associated with Hoi An's ancient town, and only by eating noodles on the Hoi An travel streets can you truly feel the authentic taste of this dish.

The cuisine in Hoi An is diverse and abundant, so there are many delicious dishes here that I haven't tried yet. I hope that when you visit this place, you will have the opportunity to enjoy and share your travel experiences in Hoi An with everyone.

Where should you stay in Hoi An?

Hội An, a renowned tourist city in Vietnam, predominantly attracts international tourists, resulting in a well-developed hotel, guesthouse, and resort industry. Finding reasonably priced accommodations is not challenging in Hoi An, with options ranging from budget to luxury, catering to diverse preferences and budgets, averaging around two hundred to six hundred thousand dong per night.

Resorts in Hoi An tourist destinations are mainly situated along three main routes: along Cua Dai beach, throughout the center of Hoi An's ancient town, and along the road connecting Hoi An to the beach.

Some upscale resorts are located right on the lush beach with golden sand, while the more budget-friendly ones are mostly nestled within the heart of the ancient town. Along the road connecting the ancient town and the beach, numerous budget-friendly resorts are available.

It takes about 5-10 minutes by motorbike from the beach to the bustling Hoi Pho city. Luxury resorts also offer short bus services from the ancient town to the green, wave-filled beach. Regardless of your location, you can reach the ancient town in your own way—by motorbike, bicycle, taxi, or simply on foot—to explore and experience the captivating and rustic charm of ancient Hoi An.

Hội An, a charming small city adorned with lantern lights, is tranquil during the day and peaceful at night. Known not only for its moss-covered, ancient buildings but also recognized as one of the top 25 cities with the most enticing cuisine globally. Perhaps that's why Hoi An tourism is always an alluring journey for both domestic and international travelers, captivated by the poetic and serene charm of this place.