Known as Faifo, a Japanese port in the 15th century, Hoi An is certainly the most charming site of Vietnam. Located on the central coast, 30 km South of Danang, Hoi An offers ancient Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese architecture, today listed as World Heritage by Unesco.
Sightseeing
In & Around Hoi An
Hoi An ancient town is itself an attraction with its old houses and temples.
My Son (30 km south)
The burial grounds of the former Cham kings, features over 70 monuments spread over a large area.
Danang (40 km north)
The "Mouth of the Han River", a formerly important port, is home to the Cham Museum, the largest display of Cham art in the world, the Cao Dai Church and the Danang Cathedral built in 1923. Most notable, the Marble Mountain, also known as the 5 elements mountain, once an important religious Cham spot and an ideal base for guerrillas during the war, with its commanding views of Danang Bay.
Hue
The imperial city (120 km north): Capital of Vietnam during the Nguyen Dynasty, is built on the banks of the Perfume River on the same principles of the Forbidden Palace in Beijing.
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