Start your guided tour and visit the Japanese Covered Bridge, first constructed in the 16th century and surviving even the imported French fascination with automobiles. Nearby, pay a visit to the Museum of Sa Huynh Culture and unearth the region’s Iron Age history with a collection of local artefacts, including an impressive exhibit of burial jars.

Discover the Chinese- and Japanese-influenced architecture of the Tran Family Chapel, a 200-year-old ancestral hall that houses important relics. Conclude your tour with a stop at the traditional Fujian Assembly Hall, constructed in the 17th century and later repurposed as a temple for worshipping Thien Hau, a powerful Chinese sea goddess.

Get to know Hoi An's street food scene on a walking tour with the guide who leads you to places you might not find if you explored on your own. Enjoy tastings of local items as you wander the narrow lanes and tree-lined boulevards, learning about the city's food culture as you go.