Editing Vietnam (section)

==== Hoi An ====
'''Hoi An''' is an ancient town located in central Vietnam, known for its well-preserved architecture, lantern-lit streets, and rich cultural heritage. It is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

* '''Architecture''': Hoi An's architecture reflects a blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and French influences. Traditional wooden houses, temples, and bridges create a charming and historic atmosphere. The Japanese Covered Bridge and the Old House of Tan Ky are notable examples of the town's architectural heritage.
* '''Lantern Festival''': The monthly Lantern Festival is a highlight, where the old town is illuminated with colorful lanterns, and the streets are filled with cultural performances and activities. Visitors can release lanterns onto the Thu Bon River, creating a magical and picturesque scene.
* '''Culinary Delights''': Hoi An is famous for its local dishes, such as cao lau (noodles with pork and herbs), banh xeo (crispy pancakes), and mi quang (turmeric noodles). The town also offers numerous cooking classes for visitors interested in learning Vietnamese cuisine.
* '''Tailor Shops''': Hoi An is renowned for its tailor shops, where visitors can have custom-made clothing crafted from a wide selection of fabrics.