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Founded in 2012 by renowned chef and entrepreneur Trinh Diem Vy, Taste Vietnam Group has grown from a few beloved restaurants in Hoi An into a thriving culinary empire. Today, it boasts 13 distinctive dining establishments across the historic Old Quarter, a boutique hotel, and a stunning riverside events venue.
Nestled in Central Vietnam, Hội An is renowned for its Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. It serves as a meeting point where local and international cultures converge, making it a beloved destination for travelers from around the world seeking cultural immersion and unique experiences.
Kieu Phan, founder of the Taste of Vietnam Group, is a dynamic entrepreneur dedicated to sharing the rich flavors and cultural heritage of Vietnam with the world.
Hoi An: A century of preservation
Hoi An ancient town in Quang Nam is home to more than 1,100 heritage sites. Despite the passage of time and external influences, the town has been remarkably well-preserved.
Hoi An city held a ceremony to receive the award for Tra Que vegetable village as the "Best Tourism Village of 2024," granted by the United Nations Tourism Organization.
Cham Islands, a stunning island in the open sea, is not only a paradise for travelers but also an important nature reserve in central Vietnam. With a diverse ecosystem of forests and marine life, it is home to many rare species such as the golden monkey, pangolin, reticulated python, and swiftlet birds.
The Kim Bong sedge mat weaving craft (Cam Kim Commune, Hoi An City) was recently awarded the traditional craft recognition by Quang Nam province during the Kim Bong Traditional craft village festival on the evening of February 8.
Beyond Vietnam, Hoi An lanterns captivate international hearts. They are a cultural gem of Vietnam, shining worldwide through e-commerce, earning global acclaim.
As the sun sets, Hội An ancient town takes on a mysterious and tranquil beauty, illuminated by the light of hundreds of lanterns, creating an enchanting scene that makes you feel like you've stepped into a fairytale. Here are some activities visitors can experience when visiting Hội An at night.
Every year, in March, Hội An city becomes bustling in corn harvest season. Corn is grown along Cẩm Nam riverbank with generous soil; in there, soil is very fertile. It is nutritious foods in order to raised many Hội An generations as well as excellent material sources to create dishes in Hội An’s rich culinary culture.
The Kim Bồng Traditional Craft Village Festival 2025 was held successfully from February 8 to 9, 2025 at the Kim Bồng Craft Village Center in Cẩm Kim commune. The event contributed to honoring Kim Bồng village's indigenous cultural values and crafts, attracting a large number of artisans, locals and tourists.
On the afternoon of February 8, the Kim Bong Traditional Craft Village Festival in Cam Kim, Hoi An officially opened. Many international visitors eagerly experienced traditional mat and basket weaving of the village.
Hội An-Vietnam has been voted by Travel+Leisure on the published list Top of 25 Asia’s Leading Destinations ranking as number nine.
Hội An ancient town has a long cultural history with traditional crafts and craft villages that effectively preserved and promoted.
Hội An Local Products Museum, opened on December 3, 2024 at 57 Trần Phú street. This is also one of the important activities in a series of events celebrating the 25th anniversary of Hội An Ancient Town being recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage (December 4, 1999 - 2024).
Hội An has just been honored by Lonely Planet on the list of “22 Best Places to Visit in Asia” ranking as number four.
Recently, many tour companies have been bringing Western tourists to experience Kim Bong carpentry village in Cam Kim commune, Hoi An city. Most of them show enthusiasm for hands-on experience in making their favorite products.
Guided tours came into operation at Kim Bong carpentry village in Cam Kim (Hoi An, Quang Nam) on June 1, 2024.
Tra Que, Tan Hoa, and Thai Hai are three destinations in Vietnam recognized as "Best Tourism Villages in the World" by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) over the past three years.
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