Hôi An

The famous beautiful city of Hoi An is probably a must do for every traveller visiting Vietnam, and that's probably the reason why it's so crowded and made for tourist. The pretty town has a bit of the Venice essence in a Vietnamese style. Even though you appreciate the beauty and style within every step you take, you also feel in a fake stage made for entertainment. Prices in here are as high as they can get (hopefully) and when night comes, walking and seeing two feet in front of you becomes challenging, because the lanterns light up and the river is full of boats. This city is a must do with no doubt, but taking more than half day for it won't take you anywhere.
Walked around the place many times, renewed my wardrobe (it was finally time) and did a failed attempt of visiting the beach and the traditional villages of the area that ended up in relaxing in a hammok with an awful lemon juice on a calm spot, escaping from the tremendous sun and the infinite touristy places, with a new argentinian friend I met, with whom I've been hanging out for the last week (even though I did most things on my own, which was a nice mix)
💡 Travelling tips: the transport near this city is incredibly expensive, so moving from Da Nang might help you save a lot of money.
📍Essentials: Hoi An old quarterLæs mere