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Cam Chau offers a peaceful retreat from the tourist buzz of Hoi An's Ancient Town. This residential area provides an authentic glimpse into Vietnamese daily life with traditional homes and quiet streets. The Thu Bon River forms a scenic border where you can watch local fishing activities. Budget travellers will appreciate the area's affordable homestays and family-run eateries serving traditional dishes. Morning markets bustle with activity while evenings remain tranquil. A short 15-20 minute walk takes you to Hoi An's historic centre for sightseeing.

Cam Thanh offers a peek into authentic Vietnamese village life surrounded by lush coconut palm forests. Basket boat tours glide through peaceful waterways while local artisans demonstrate traditional craftsmanship. The gentle rhythm of farming and fishing creates a tranquil escape from Hoi An's busy tourist areas. The Thu Bon River and its channels provide scenic views and water-based adventures. Visitors can explore organic vegetable farms, observe traditional fishing techniques, or stay in simple homestays with welcoming families. Bicycle rentals make it easy to navigate the narrow paths between farms and experience rural Vietnamese charm.

Cam Pho invites you into the heart of traditional Vietnam with its historic riverside charm. Colourful market stalls buzz with local life as vendors sell fresh herbs and handcrafted textiles. The Thu Bon River flows gently past ancient banyan trees and weathered stone steps. Wander through narrow lanes lined with yellow-walled wooden shophouses where artisans create lanterns and pottery. Family-run eateries serve authentic cao lau noodles and white rose dumplings at budget-friendly prices. Most travellers explore on foot or rent bicycles to discover this peaceful area just beyond bustling Hoi An Ancient Town.

Hoi An City Centre dazzles visitors with its remarkably preserved trading port architecture. The UNESCO-protected Ancient Town blends Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and European influences through its historic buildings and cultural traditions. Lantern-lit streets lead to the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge and ornate assembly halls. Wander through vibrant local markets filled with silk vendors and tailor shops. The compact historic core is best explored on foot or bicycle. Riverside restaurants serve regional specialities like cao lau noodles and white rose dumplings. Morning visits offer a quieter experience before the midday crowds arrive.