Destination Highlights

If you only have 2 days in Hoi An, we’d recommend resisting the temptation to fill every hour with sightseeing. Hoi An is compact, and the best way to experience it isn’t by rushing from one attraction to another, but by combining the Ancient Town with a little countryside, good local food and enough time… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>

Wondering where to stay in Hoi An for first-time visitors? The good news is that you don’t have to choose between staying in the heart of the Ancient Town and waking up surrounded by rice fields or the beach. Hoi An is relatively compact, and most of its popular areas are only around 10-20 minutes… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>

How many days do you really need in Hoi An? For most first-time visitors, we’d recommend 2-3 nights – enough time to explore the Ancient Town, experience Hoi An after dark, try the local food, and spend some time beyond the historic center. If you only have one day, Hoi An is still worth visiting,… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>

Choosing where to stay in Hoi An can feel more complicated than it actually is. The city is relatively compact, and one of its biggest advantages is that you can move between the Ancient Town, countryside, beaches and surrounding villages in roughly 10-20 minutes, depending on where you’re staying and the traffic. For first-time visitors,… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>

Hoi An is one of those destinations where you could easily spend several days simply wandering through the Ancient Town, eating your way through Central Vietnamese cuisine and slowing down in local cafés. But if you have more than two or three days here, some of the best day trips from Hoi An take you… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>

If you’re wondering how to spend 3 days in Hoi An, our recommendation is simple: don’t try to see everything. Three days is actually a very comfortable amount of time to experience Hoi An properly – enough for the Ancient Town, local food and nightlife, a slower day in the countryside, and one cultural day… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>

Hoi An rainy season may not sound like the ideal time to visit, but we wouldn’t automatically cross Hoi An off your Vietnam itinerary because of it. For many travelers, Hoi An is one of those places they simply don’t want to miss – even if the weather is less predictable. The important thing to… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>

Looking for the best things to do in Hoi An in the rainy season? Don’t worry – a rainy forecast doesn’t mean you have to spend your entire trip inside your hotel. Hoi An is actually one of the easier destinations in Vietnam to enjoy when the weather is unpredictable, thanks to its compact Old… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>

Vietnam experiences distinct seasonal variations across the North, Central, and South, making timing an important factor when planning your trip. Travel Vietnam by month is a practical guide designed to help first-time travelers understand how weather, festivals, and regional conditions change throughout the year. Our guide focuses on what you can actually experience in each… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>

Vietnam is often known for its beaches, bustling cities, and cultural landmarks, but some of the country’s most unforgettable experiences are found in its mountains. In this guide to the best mountain destinations in Vietnam, you’ll discover where to go, what makes each destination unique, the best time to visit, and the experiences that make… <a class="read-more" href="https://venusvietnamtravel.com/blog-type/">Read More</a>