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Six Days in Da Nang and Hoi An

Free guide

Six Days in Da Nang and Hoi An

Here is the mistake Filipino travelers make with central Vietnam. Our wet season is mid-year, so October reads as safe. In Da Nang and Hoi An, October and November are the worst months of the year for rain, typhoons and flooding. That is page three of this free guide, and it is the most useful thing in it.

  • The season everyone gets backwards, and the months that are actually good
  • Hoi An floods most years. What that really looks like and how to plan around it
  • How the Old Town ticket works, and why almost nobody understands it
  • Order your tailoring on day one, not day six, and the reason why
  • The noodle dish that genuinely cannot be made anywhere else
  • The coffee warning nobody gives you, and the rule for judging ice

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Six Days in Da Nang and Hoi An, the free 29 page guide from Travel with CMT

What is inside

Twenty-nine pages, starting with the thing that ruins trips.

Part one

The seasons, honestly, and the geography that puts the airport inside the city.

Part two

Six days across both towns, plus the Cham ruins at My Son and a day in the hills.

Part three

The ticket, the lantern festival and the tailoring, each explained as a system.

Part four

What to eat in each town, the coffee, the water, and the flooding in full.

Who this is for

Right for you if

  • You are going to central Vietnam for the first time
  • You want to know what the weather will actually do
  • You care about food and want to know what to order
  • You are thinking of having clothes made

Probably not if

  • You only have three days
  • You want a pure beach resort holiday
  • You are heading to Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh instead

Questions

When should I go?
February through April, and March is the pick. The guide explains the whole calendar, including why October and November are the months to avoid.
Does Hoi An really flood?
Most years. The guide covers what a normal flood looks like, why it is partly a dam-release event rather than purely weather, and how to book so it does not ruin your trip.
Is six days enough for both towns?
Yes, comfortably, including My Son and a day in the hills. The guide gives you a day by day plan.
Does it cover visas?
No. This is an itinerary and food guide. Entry rules change and are better checked fresh.

Get the Da Nang and Hoi An guide

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