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Thanh Ha pottery village is situated approximately three km from the Old Quarter in Hoi An. Whilst its unique products are attractive, there are a lot of different spaces suitable to snap selfies.

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Visitors can also enjoy the opportunity of honing their pottery technique in the village.

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A brickyard sitting amid a vast rice field is a fresh destination that is proving highly popular with young people. The site is great in order to take photos amid the fresh air and beautiful scenery.

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Visitors should not miss out on a trip to the array of coffee shops found in the city’s Old Quarter. The old style and quaint space allow guests to feel relaxed as they take a break from work.

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A large wall featuring old letters serves as a background for nice photos taken in Hoi An.

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Strolling around the ancient city’s Old Quarter early in the morning between 7am and 8am proves to be a wonderful experience for travelers.

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Sampling some of the fine food and drink on offer from street vendors is an unmissable experience to enjoy during a visit to the city.

 

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Vibrant atmosphere returns to Hoi An’s Old Quarter following re-opening

Vibrant atmosphere returns to Hoi An’s Old Quarter following re-opening

Plenty of tourists have begun to visit the UNESCO-recognised ancient city of Hoi An with the area reopening after suspending all activities for over two months as a result of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic.

Hoi An tourism industry to restructure for post-COVID-19 age

Hoi An tourism industry to restructure for post-COVID-19 age

Having benefited from heritage-based tourism over the past two decades, the ancient town of Hoi An – a UNESCO-recognised world heritage site – should dramatically make its tourism products more ‘green’ and sustainable