Hoi An Travel Map 2026: Fully Updated with the Latest Attractions

The Hoi An travel map is an indispensable guide to exploring this city with ease. Hoi An is located in the downstream area of the Thu Bon River, Quang Nam Province (now Da Nang City). The central area is the Ancient Town, with main streets such as Tran Phu, Nguyen Thai Hoc, Le Loi, and Bach Dang running along the Hoai River. Satellite maps from Google Maps help you navigate quickly, especially when traveling by bicycle or motorbike – popular modes of transport here to avoid traffic jams and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Here are some detailed maps for your reference:

This map shows the main attractions in the ancient town, including Cau Temple Bridge, Quan Cong Temple (No. 24), and assembly halls such as the Fujian Assembly Hall (No. 46). The Hoai River area lies in the middle, lined with boat docks and night markets. If you use the Google Maps app, switch on "satellite" mode to view the waterways and surrounding craft villages like Thanh Ha Pottery Village (2km west of the center).

The satellite map of the entire city shows that Hoi An borders the East Sea, with beaches such as An Bang (to the North) and Cua Dai (to the East). The Cam Thanh area with the Bay Mau Coconut Forest is located in the South, ideal for basket boat tours. In 2026, the map has been updated with new routes connecting to VinWonders Nam Hoi An, making it easier for visitors to travel by bus or Grab.

To use the map effectively:

• Download the Google Maps or Maps.me app (supports offline mode).
• Bookmark attractions by theme: heritage (ancient town), nature (beaches, craft villages), entertainment (theme parks).
• Note: Motorbikes are prohibited in the Ancient Town from 9:00–11:00 and 15:00–21:00 daily to preserve the heritage.

Hoi An is famous for over 1,000 ancient architectural structures, reflecting its history as a bustling trading port from the 15th to the 19th century. Below are classic landmarks, complete with updated ticket prices and opening hours for 2026.

1. Cau Temple Bridge (Japanese Covered Bridge) 

• Location: Intersection of Nguyen Thi Minh Khai and Tran Phu streets.
• History and highlights: The symbol of Hoi An, built in 1593 by the Japanese community. The bridge is 18m long with a curved roof, guarded by dog and monkey statues at both ends – representing the start and completion years according to the lunar calendar.
• Experience: Free to view from outside, but an entry ticket inside costs 80,000 VND for domestic visitors (includes access to 5 heritage sites in the ancient town). 

2. Ancient houses and Assembly Halls

• Tan Ky Ancient House (101 Nguyen Thai Hoc): Built in 1802, combining Vietnamese-Japanese-Chinese architecture. Ticket: Included in the Ancient Town ticket. Explore precious wooden interiors and hear stories about generations of owners.
• Fujian Assembly Hall (46 Tran Phu): The largest in Hoi An, dedicated to Mazu (Goddess of the Sea). Highlights include a dragon carp pond and the annual Lantern Festival (Nguyen Tieu).
• Cantonese Assembly Hall (176 Tran Phu): Magnificent architecture, dedicated to Guan Yu. Ideal for visitors interested in Chinese history.

3. Hoai River and Night Market

• Location: Along Bach Dang Street.
• Experience: Releasing flower lanterns (20,000 VND/lantern), boat riding to view the town (150,000 VND/boat for 30 minutes). The night market sells souvenirs and street food like Cao Lau and Mi Quang.
• 2026 Update: Enhanced eco-friendly LED lighting and reduced single-use plastics.

All these spots are compactly located in the Ancient Town, easily walkable within 2-3 hours. Ancient Town entrance ticket: 80,000 VND/Vietnamese visitor, 120,000 VND/foreign tourist (includes 5 optional heritage sites).

The year 2026 witnesses a tourism boom in Hoi An with new projects focusing on sustainable cultural and entertainment experiences. Hoi An ranks high on the Asian travel map thanks to these updates.

1. Hoi An Light & Heritage Festival 2026 

• Time: From mid-February to late April.
• Location: Hoi An Memories Land area and the Ancient Town.
• Transforms Hoi An into a "living light museum" with thousands of lanterns, 3D light exhibitions, and cultural performances. The festival combines ancient heritage with modern technology, attracting millions of visitors.
• Experience: Free night tours, lantern-making workshops. Memories Land admission: 300,000 VND/adult.

2. VinWonders Nam Hoi An

• Location: 15km south of the city center.
• Expansion of the River Safari area featuring Asian wildlife and new light shows. The inner park map includes 6 subdivisions: Hoi An Harbor, Folk Island, Adventure Land, etc.
• Ticket price: 550,000 VND/adult, 450,000 VND/child (includes unlimited rides).

3. Hoi An Impression Theme Park

• Location: Hoi An Memories Island.
• Themed cultural exhibitions with the upgraded real-world performance show "Hoi An Memories", featuring added interactive VR elements.
• Experience: Explore virtual craft villages, folk performances. Ticket: 200,000 VND.

To ensure your trip to Hoi An goes smoothly and economically, you should prepare well regarding travel time, transportation, dining, and accommodation. Below are self-sufficient Hoi An travel tips to help you proactively manage your itinerary, optimize costs, and fully enjoy the beauty of the ancient town.

• Ideal time: The dry season from February to May offers pleasant weather with little rain, convenient for sightseeing and experiencing festivals. During Tet 2026, the atmosphere is vibrant, but accommodation costs usually increase by 20–30%.
• Transportation & accommodation: From Da Nang, you can take a bus, taxi, or shuttle car. In Hoi An, homestays near the Ancient Town are suitable for exploring, while the An Bang area is ideal for relaxation. Getting around the city by bicycle, motorbike, or Grab is convenient.
• Cuisine & shopping: Prioritize signature dishes such as Cao Lau, Mi Quang, and Banh Mi. When shopping for lanterns or silk, choose reputable shops to ensure quality.
• Safety & sustainable travel: Prepare sunscreen, drinking water, minimize littering, and prioritize eco-friendly choices.

With the fully updated Hoi An 2026 travel map, arranging your itinerary, selecting attractions, and optimizing travel time has become easier than ever. However, if you want to experience Hoi An fully without worrying about directions, entry tickets, or detailed schedules, an all-inclusive Hoi An tour package with Sovaba Travel is a great option to consider. The tours are flexibly designed, combining the ancient town, traditional villages, local cuisine, and new destinations, suitable for both first-time visitors and those looking to explore Hoi An from a deeper perspective. Simply pick a suitable tour, and let Sovaba Travel accompany you on your journey to discover this heritage.