Away from the busy streets of Hoi An Ancient Town lies Thanh Tay Village, a peaceful countryside community where traditional Vietnamese village life continues.
For generations, this village has been shaped by agriculture, local beliefs, and strong community connections. Rice fields, gardens, and waterways remain an important part of everyday life, reflecting the agricultural roots of Central Vietnam.
At the center of the village stands the historic Thanh Tay Communal House, a cultural landmark that has served as a gathering place for the local community for generations.
The surrounding area also carries the memories of the traditional “Xom Chua” neighborhood, where local customs, spiritual practices, and village traditions have been preserved over time.
The countryside landscape tells a story – not only through historical landmarks but also through the daily activities of farmers, craftsmen, and local families.
Visitors to Thanh Tay Village can experience authentic activities including farming, traditional crafts, Vietnamese coffee culture, and local culinary experiences.
More than a destination, Thanh Tay represents the living heritage of Hoi An – a place where the past and present continue to exist together.