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Hoi An Viet Nam Introduction

Hoi An Viet Nam is located in Quang Nam province, Central Vietnam. Peaceful and ancient, Hoi An is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the Central Vietnam that attracts not only domestic tourists but also tourists all over the continents. In 1999, Hoi An Vietnam was even recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Site. This article will be a Hoi An reviews so that you can understand more why Hoi An Viet Nam is such a famous place.
 
This reputation of Hoi An comes from many factors. However, the three most special things may be architecture, food and tailor. Hoi An used to be an international commercial port, the meeting place of the merchant ships of Japan, China and the West during the 17th and 18th centuries, which affected a lot on its architecture. Hoi an’s architecture is a harmonious blend of Vietnamese, Chinese and Japanese design. It is a density of manypagodas, temples and ancient houses that bear its very unique mark, which makes it very special and unlike any other places in Vietnam. Some sites in Hoi antown which reflects the history of the period tourists shouldn’t miss are Japanese Covered Bridge, Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, Ong pagoda, Tan Ky old house, Phung Hung ancient house,….Hoi An Viet Nam is considered a living museum of architecture and urban lifestyle.
 

 
Besides architecture, Hoi An Viet Nam is also famous as a heaven of street food. Most of the food here is sold on the streets or in small alleys. With a diverse cuisine and individual nuances, Hoi an isone of the 25 most attractive destinations for foodies all over the world. Tourists coming to Hoi an are often impressed and lured by the famous specialties like Cao Lau, HoanhThanh, BanhBao, Banhvac ... Besides , Hoi An also attracts tourists by its rustic dishes such as BanhBeo, mixed mussels, pancakes, rice paper .. . and especially My Quang.If you are a food lover, do not miss these foods when you have a chance to go to this beautiful town.

Used to be a major port on the silk route, Hoi An Viet Nam is very well-known for silk and tailor. In this small town, there are about 400 cloth shops and tailor shops.  Lots of tourists even come to Hoi An just to buy clothes, vests,..and see how the clever tailors produce excellent quality clothes.The tailors of Hoi An are known for being very fast. You can have a vest or suit with a very reasonable price only after some hours sewing.
 
Travelling to Vietnam, especially the Central Vietnam, do not miss this beautiful and peaceful town. With special things it owns, Hoi An Viet Nam is worth being an ideal place to visit.

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The Elephant Springs Vietnam is easily one of the most beautiful hidden treasures of Vietnam. This natural spring that cascades into fresh water pools from a water fall is located 53 kilometers outside of Hue, roughly a 1 hour drive. It is also located just 20 kilometers from the infamous Hai Van Pass, a road deemed by Top Gears Jeremy Clarkson as "a deserted ribbon of perfection - one of the best coastal roads in the world". Over recent years, it has become incredibly popular with tourists and locals as a place to come and relax especially on hot days and enjoy some beer, food and fresh water. However, it still has the feeling of being untouched and not completely overrun like many other popular destinations.

What makes the Elephant springs Vietnam unique is that it is located off the beaten track, giving visitors the sensation of a secluded paradise. It also has a unique multi-layered layout, with different levels of bamboo huts where you can put your belongings under cover, as well as a place to relax alone or in groups outside the water. Surrounding the springs are thick forest and jungle, adding to the beautiful scenery. It has become a must-do for those travelling between Hue and Da Nang/Hoi An. Normally, as it is not along the direct route, tourists will have to organize a private car or take a specific group bus that is visiting theElephant Springs Vietnam.

(Elephant Springs Vietnam)

At the Elephant Springs you will find large elephant shaped boulders, hence the name. These boulders are quite large in stature and impressive to the eye. The best time of year to travel to the Elephant Springs Vietnam is typically between January and September, with the short rainy season being less quiet due to the water at the springs being less cool and the paths slippery - perhaps not suitable for older individuals or families with young children.

When travelling to the springs, please be wary of people trying to rip you off. There have been many reports of locals asking for high entrance fees or for excessive parking costs. You should pay around 55,000VND for entry, so be careful of those forcefully asking for money. As this area has become increasingly popular in recent years, locals have seen this as an opportunity to make money from unknowing tourists. There are also no official opening hours, as it is a public space. Please also note that the food stalls are only open on 'peak' days, so pack food if you plan to be at the Elephant Springs Vietnam  for a good part of the day.

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