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Lantern-hung shophouses in the Ancient Town, Hoi An

Hoi An events & things to do in February 2027

Start with Hội An Central Market, Phuc Kien Meeting Hall, plus Japanese Covered Bridge. February in Hoi An averages 25°C / 77°F highs, 21°C / 69°F nights, and about 10 rainy days.

Expect 25°C/77°F days and about 10 rainy ones in February. Start with these:

  • Hội An Central Market★ 4.9 · 401 reviewsThe riverside market is the food and produce anchor for cao lau, herbs, fish, rice noodles, and morning vendor activity.
  • Phuc Kien Meeting Hall★ 4.4 · 2.2k reviewsThe Fujian assembly hall has temple courtyards, incense coils, dragon details, and merchant-diaspora history inside the Ancient Town ticket zone.
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By TripSapien · Updated November 3, 2026

Hoi An in February 2027

Weather

Temp

77°F / 69°F

25°C / 20.5°C

Rain

10d

3.8in · 97mm

Light

11.5h

February is drier and comfortable, one of the better months for tailoring, biking, and old-town walks.

Holidays, observances & long weekends

Holiday and observance schedules can affect services and venue hours; confirm each place directly.

  • Feb 5Vietnamese New Year HolidaysPublic holiday
  • Feb 6Vietnamese New YearPublic holiday
  • Feb 5-Feb 7Long weekend

About Hoi An

City overview

Hội An is a Thu Bồn River trading port where the UNESCO Ancient Town, An Hội island, Cẩm Nam, Cẩm Châu, and An Bang Beach create a compact city-beach rhythm. The city is known for Chinese assembly halls, Japanese merchant history, lantern evenings, tailoring shops, and food that changes block by block around Central Market.

Food & drink

Hội An food includes cao lau, white rose dumplings, mi quang, com ga, banh mi, banh xeo, wontons, and herb-heavy rice-paper dishes. Central Market, Morning Market, Madam Khanh, Bale Well, Tra Que gardens, and An Bang seafood cover the first eating route.

Top sights

Ranked for February suitability using weather, setting, ratings, and review volume.

Map of Hoi An with pinned top attractions (1 through 8)
  1. 1Japanese Covered Bridge
  2. 2Thanh Hà Pottery Village
  3. 3An Bang Beach
  4. 4Old House of Tan Ky
  5. 5An Hội Night Market
  6. 6Tra Que Vegetable Village
  7. 7Quan Cong Temple
  8. 8Museum of Trade Ceramics
  • Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An1

    Japanese Covered Bridge

    4.3★outdoorOpen daily

    The small covered bridge linked the Japanese and Chinese merchant quarters in the old port. It sits on the western edge of the Ancient Town walking circuit.

    Wikipedia
  • Thanh Hà Pottery Village in Hoi An2

    Thanh Hà Pottery Village

    4.3★outdoorOpen daily

    The pottery village west of the old town keeps kiln work, clay workshops, and small museums tied to long-running ceramic production.

  • An Bang Beach in Hoi An3

    An Bang Beach

    4.3★outdoorOpen daily

    The beach northeast of the old town has seafood restaurants, loungers, homestays, and a softer counterpoint to the lantern streets.

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  • 4Old House of Tan Ky

    The merchant house preserves timber architecture, flood marks, family altars, and river-trade details close to Nguyen Thai Hoc street.

  • 5An Hội Night Market

    The island night market fills with lantern shops, snack stalls, river boats, and photo crowds after the Ancient Town streets close to traffic.

  • 6Tra Que Vegetable Village

    The farming village between the Ancient Town and An Bang grows herbs used in Hội An cooking classes and noodle shops.

  • 7Quan Cong Temple

    The 17th-century Chinese temple honors the general Quan Cong and anchors the Central Market side of the old quarter.

  • 8Museum of Trade Ceramics

    The museum connects Hội An to Japanese, Chinese, and Southeast Asian trade routes through ceramics found around the port town.

    Wikipedia

Neighborhoods

  • Ancient Town in hoi an vn1

    Ancient Town

    The protected core has yellow shophouses, assembly halls, the Japanese Covered Bridge, Central Market, lantern shops, and car-free evening streets.

  • An Hoi island in hoi an vn2

    An Hội island

    An Hội is the nightlife and night-market side, with lantern stalls, riverside bars, homestays, and boat docks facing the old town.

  • Cẩm Phô in hoi an vn3

    Cẩm Phô

    Cẩm Phô sits west of the central old streets, with old houses, the bridge approach, smaller lanes, guesthouses, and quieter food stops.

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  • 4Cẩm Châu

    Cẩm Châu is a homestay and rice-field base between town and beach, with bike routes, gardens, cooking schools, and local restaurants.

  • 5Cẩm Nam

    Cẩm Nam island feels more local, with river views, residential lanes, corn dishes, and a short bridge connection to the Ancient Town.

  • 6An Bang and Cửa Đại coast

    The coastal strip has seafood, beach clubs, small hotels, fishing boats, surf, and weather-dependent swimming.

  • 7An Hải
  • 8Cẩm An

    A macrohood in Hoi An centered around An Bang Beach, a tranquil, tree-lined beach with white sand, palapas, and lounge chairs.

  • 9Cam Ha
  • 10Cẩm Thanh
  • 11Ché Hoa
  • 12Duy Phú

    Duy Phú, near Hoi An, is home to My Son, the remains of Hindu temples built between the 4th and 14th centuries featuring red brick ornate carvings. This historical landmark offers a glimpse into ancient Cham civilization.

  • 13Hoa Hai

    Home to the Marble Mountains, a network of five marble peaks featuring caves, temples, and outlooks. The area offers mountain peaks for exploration.

  • 14Hoi An Tay

    Hoi An Tay has Melody Boutique Villa.

  • 15Minh An

    Minh An in Hoi An features the 18th-century Old House of Tan Ky and the 17th-century Quan Cong Temple, with Asian and Vietnamese restaurants and themed experiences nearby.

  • 16Phường Cẩm An

    Phường Cẩm An in Hoi An has An Bang Spa, Phin Flow Yoga, and Dom - Hoi An Brewery, alongside bars and cocktail bars.

  • 17Phường Cẩm Châu

    Hội An's green southeastern ward, spreading from the old town toward rice fields and the road to Cửa Đại Beach. Small homestays, family temples, and vegetable plots line the lanes, while water-buffalo fields and riverside paths offer a quiet rural counterpoint only minutes from the lantern-lit historic center.

  • 18Phường Cẩm Nam

    Phường Cẩm Nam in Hoi An has Trình cafe & bistro Hội An and Olivier Coffee, offering coffee shops and bistros.

  • 19Phường Cẩm Phô

    Trí Long Coffee, The Castle Spa, and Linh Vidal Hair Salon, offering day spas, coffee shops, and hair salons.

  • 20Phường Cửa Đại

    Day spas, including Ginger Flower Spa Massage + Gel Nail + Shampoo, noted as the best massage in Hoi An with free pickup.

  • 21Phường Minh An

    Phường Minh An in Hoi An has Vietnamese restaurants, day spas like Serene Spa & Massage, and cocktail bars, plus Alluvia Chocolate and MR. Viet Coffee Outlet on Trần Phú.

  • 22Phường Sơn Phong

    Phường Sơn Phong in Hoi An features Xanh Xanh Market for fresh food and Zen Nails and Spa Massage Hoi An, alongside other nail salons.

  • 23Phường Tân An

    Phường Tân An has a Pilates studio.

  • 24Phường Thanh Hà
  • 25Xã Cẩm Hà

    Xã Cẩm Hà has An's Book Garden.

  • 26Xã Cẩm Thanh
  • 27An Bang
  • 28Cua Dai coast
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Day trips

  • 40km / 1-1.25h by car from Hội An Ancient Town

    My Son Sanctuary

    The Cham temple ruins sit in a green valley and work best as an early-morning trip before heat and tour groups.

  • 28km / 40-50min by car from Hội An

    Da Nang and Marble Mountains

    Da Nang adds the Han River, beaches, Cham Sculpture Museum, and Marble Mountains caves on the road north.

  • 20km / 30min speedboat from Cửa Đại pier after a 15min taxi from town

    Cham Islands

    The island day trip depends on sea conditions and usually focuses on snorkeling, beaches, and seafood.

Getting around

The Ancient Town is best on foot, while bicycles, scooters, taxis, shuttles, and ride-hail handle Cẩm Châu, An Bang, Tra Que, and Cửa Đại. Most arrivals use Da Nang airport or Da Nang station rather than Tra Kieu station.

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Common questions about Hoi An in February

What to pack for Hoi An in February

Pack for February's weather, not a generic Hoi An checklist.

  • Layerable daytime clothes for average highs around 25°C / 77°F.
  • A light evening layer because nights average 21°C / 69°F.
  • Compact rain gear and shoes that handle wet pavement across about 10 rainy days.
How many days do you need in Hoi An
4 days covers the main Hoi An highlights at a realistic pace. Add 3 extra days if you want the listed day trips.
Is Hoi An worth visiting in February
Yes. February in Hoi An averages 25°C / 77°F highs, 21°C / 69°F nights, and about 10 rainy days.

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