Chùa Cầu Hoi An, also known as Japanese Covered Bridge or Lai Vien Kieu, is an ancient bridge in the ancient town of Hoi An, Quang Nam province, Vietnam. This bridge was built by Japanese merchants around the 17th century, so it is sometimes called the Japanese bridge.

Chợ Hội An, also known as Hồi A Market, is a distinct highlight of the ancient town of Hoi An, recruited a large number of visitors thanks to its bustling and colorful atmosphere. In addition to the dishes that have become a trademark, Hoi A Market also has a variety of goods to serve the shopping and consumption needs of tourists and locals.

Hội An Lune Center for the Performing Arts is the first and only bamboo theatre in Vietnam. It was built for local art performances, being especially honored as home to the world-renowned Vietnamese Bamboo Circus. The theatre promises to bring every audience a joyful and unforgettable experience.

Hội Quán Phước Kiến, also known as Fujian Assembly Hall, is the oldest Chinese community building in Hoi An. It preserves many unique cultural values ​​and boasts a magnificent and sophisticated architectural design rarely seen elsewhere. The entire complex is built according to the traditional "three-part" layout of Chinese assembly hall architecture.

Phố cổ Hội An, also known as Hoi An Ancient Town, is a charming, well-preserved, and historic riverside town located in Hoi An, Da Nang, Vietnam. It is renowned for its unique blend of architectural styles, cultural heritage, vibrant atmosphere, and history as a bustling commercial center.