Hoi An ancient town in central Vietnam was recently ranked by the US National Geographic (NatGeo) magazine as one of the 10 best car-free destinations in the world for American tourists.
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Known as a UNESCO heritage site filled with quaint buildings and historical sites dating back thousands of years, Hoi An especially attracts culture buffs and history buffs.
Hoi An ancient town became a car-free area, for pedestrians since 2014. Vehicles are prohibited from 9am to 11am and from 3pm to 9pm daily.
Cruise along the iconic Hoai River, board a basket boat, take traditional cooking classes and visit one of Hoi An’s legendary tailors to tailor a custom dress or suit Requests within 48 hours are some typical activities of this American magazine that tourists do. In addition, a quick bite of “banh mi” (Vietnamese bread), especially “Banh mi Phuong” is something not to be missed in Hoi An.
Source: https://traveland.com.vn
