[2025 Hoi An Attraction] Travel Guide for Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum (Updated May)

#postandearn Hoi An’s timeless charm isn’t just captured in its ochre-washed walls, lantern-lit evenings, or centuries-old landmarks. For travelers wanting to blend cultural exploration with aesthetic cafe-hopping, Hoi An offers the perfect canvas. From the famed Japanese Covered Bridge to the ornate Tan Ky House and the vibrant Hokkien Assembly Hall, each historical stop can be seamlessly paired with a nearby photogenic café experience. Here’s how to plan your day: Morning: Old Town Stroll & Coffee Kickstart Start your morning near the Japanese Covered Bridge, one of Hoi An’s most iconic landmarks, dating back to the 18th century. The soft morning light is ideal for photography, especially before the tourist crowds arrive. Next Stop: Bill’s Coffee and Tea Just a short walk away, this café is a peaceful retreat with an earthy, organic design. The blend of wooden elements, indoor plants, and warm lighting makes it perfect for Instagram. Be sure to try their excellent Vietnamese egg coffee (cà phê trứng) — smooth, rich, and indulgent. Midday: Culture & Chocolate Head over to Tan Ky House, a preserved merchant’s home showcasing the architectural fusion of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese styles. Then make your way to the Hokkien Assembly Hall, known for its dragon statues and intricate temple art. Break at Maison Marou Not far from the assembly hall, Maison Marou is nestled in a beautifully restored Hoi An-style building. Their specialty chocolate drinks are a real treat — don’t miss the chili cinnamon hot chocolate on cooler or rainy days. For something refreshing, the chocolate ice cream and mousse mug offer a decadent break between heritage stops. The vintage décor and beautifully plated desserts make this a top-tier Instagram post. Afternoon: Courtyards & Cafés As the sun softens in the afternoon, explore the quieter lanes of the Ancient Town or hop on a bike to see some of the town’s quaint corners. Stop by Gióng Cafe This café is a hidden gem for coffee purists. Housed in a charming courtyard-style home, you can choose your preferred Vietnamese beans and brewing style (phin, espresso, pour-over). The leafy courtyard and rustic aesthetic offer endless photography angles. Late Afternoon: Baked Goodies & Sunset End your day with a walk along the Thu Bon River as the golden hour bathes the town in soft light. Before the lanterns start glowing and the night market comes alive: Drop by Em’s Bakery With its golden croissants, airy viennoiseries, and pillowy focaccia, Em’s Bakery is ideal for a cozy break. The warm bakery scent and artfully presented baked goods make it easy to snap a few shots. • Visit major landmarks early to avoid crowds and get best lighting. • Plan café stops near key attractions so you’re never far from a good cup or a photogenic moment. • Most cafés offer a chance to recharge — not just your energy, but your camera and phones! • Hoi An’s compact size makes walking or cycling between sites and cafés

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 A famous French photographer spent decades following the various ethnic minority tribes in Vietnam. He found 56 of the official 54 tribes and preserved the distinctive costumes of each tribe. In addition to the costumes, each tribe is also accompanied by a large picture of the characters, and a one or two paragraph explanation is provided for each tribe; it is very story-telling, as if you are following the creator to visit tribes across Vietnam. Highly recommended, it is definitely a feast for the eyes and the spirit. If there is only one static exhibition to attend in Hoi An, this is it without a doubt. Admission is free, but you can purchase photo albums or postcards. Address: 26 Đường Phan Bội Châu, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam 560000 Vietnam #VietnamTravel #Hoi An

Arrived at #Hoi An Ancient Town Along the way, I heard tourists say #Hoi An is beautiful, so I was looking forward to it. Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum A French photographer visited various ethnic minorities in #Vietnam and collected their ethnic costumes. This museum was established to record the evidence of their existence. The exhibition is very thoughtful and the photos are taken very carefully. I couldn't help but buy a few to take home. The atmosphere of the ancient city is completely different during the day and at night. The leisure of the day is in sharp contrast to the bustle of the night. The lanterns are lit at night, making the entire ancient city super gorgeous🤩 If you come with a tour group, you won’t have the opportunity to stay in the ancient city for one or two nights. So you must travel independently to experience the true beauty of Hoi An☺️ #vietnam #small town #free travel #ancient city

#Special hotel accommodation event #Southeast Asia travel #Vietnam travel You can see the family in the movie at Moire Hotel in front of Hoi An Old Town.

#newyearvibes Location : Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum 26 Đường Phan Bội Châu, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam 560000, Vietnam New Year Celebration at Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum Spending New Year’s with friends at the Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum in Hội An was a truly enriching experience. Nestled in the charming streets of this ancient town, the museum showcases an extraordinary collection of photographs, artifacts, and traditional costumes from Vietnam’s diverse ethnic groups. Each exhibit tells a captivating story of heritage, resilience, and cultural beauty. The peaceful ambiance and the vibrant stories behind each display made our visit both reflective and inspiring—a perfect way to start the year with gratitude and connection. The dedication of French photographer Réhahn, whose vision brought this museum to life, is palpable in every corner. Sharing this cultural treasure with friends added a meaningful touch to our celebration, reminding us of the importance of preserving traditions while embracing new beginnings. A must-visit spot in Hội An, especially for those seeking a soulful start to the year.