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Craft Towns around Hoi An - Part 2

Published: 24.07.2026

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Kim Bong Carpentry Village
Hoi An, Vietnam
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Ban Thach Mat-Weaving Village
Hoi An, Vietnam
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Phố Hội – Sightseeing and Experience of Incense Making Traditional Craft
Hoi An, Vietnam
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Silk Village Hoi An – The Tourist Hotels
Hoi An, Vietnam
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Ha Linh Lantern-Making Village
Hoi An, Vietnam
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Phuoc Kieu Bronze Casting Village
Hoi An, Vietnam
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Cam Ha Kumquat Village
Hoi An, Vietnam
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Phuc Nguyen Rose Garden Kafe
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Kim Bong Carpentry Village is located on Cam Kim Island, south of Hoi An. Here, you can watch craftsmen create traditional wooden art, carvings, and boat building. Fine wooden constructions have been made here since the 16th century – a well-known example is the Japanese Bridge in Hoi An. The entrance fee is 35,000 VND per person, which allows you to try mat weaving for free and even attempt a small carving yourself. We had a lot of fun doing this, and it was exciting to try out some craftsmanship and learn about the various tools.

My favorite was the store

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  • Kim Bong Carpentry Village
  • Ban Thach Mat-Weaving Village
  • Phố Hội – Sightseeing and Experience of Incense Making Traditional Craft
  • Silk Village Hoi An
  • Ha Linh Lantern-Making Village
  • Phuc Nguyen Rose Garden Kafe
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  • Eintritt Silk Village Hoi An₫50,000
  • Eintritt Silk Village Hoi An₫150,000
  • Laterne bekleben (klein)₫120,000
  • Laterne bekleben (groß)₫150,000
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