Great places for shopping in Hoi An in February (updated in 2025)

"Great! Before the trip, my husband found this store in Trip.com . When he arrived in the ancient town of Hoi An, he went straight over and made two sets. I liked it very much. The boss was very skilled and smiled brightly. Very elegant, and the cheongsam is a different style."

"Hui'an Crafts Workshop (Hoi An Handicraft Workshop) is a place to understand the traditional crafts of Hoi'an. The inner courtyard of this old house with a history of more than 200 years is arranged like a microcosm of many craft villages. Visitors can enjoy the manufacturing process of various crafts: embroidery, pottery, wood carving, stone carving, lacquer painting, all of which are made on-site. Of course, the ready-made products are for sale. More attractive, it may be the traditional dance performance every morning, showing the leisurely and happy rural life, the love and hatred of men and women with love and love in the mythical story, very exciting, don't miss it"

"Hoi An Market is the busiest shopping place in the ancient city, selling fruits and vegetables, fresh food, spices, silk, and rows of food stalls where you can taste authentic Vietnamese snacks. There is also a special tailoring area inside the market, where you can find a tailor to make ready-made clothes after selling your fabrics. The best time to visit Hoi An Market is in the early morning, when fishermen dock their fishing boats and vendors compete to select the best fish of the day. This scene is very local."

"Teaching in fun, you can experience it yourself, suitable for couples and parent-child travel."

"All products are 100% made in Vietnam. The designs are also integrated with local Vietnamese culture and characteristics. It can be said to be a high-quality cultural and creative product store in Vietnam. I recommend their waterproof bags. Because island hopping is often a part of Southeast Asian island tourism, waterproof bags can be bought to carry 3C products or personal items. They have branches in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi."