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(QNO) - Hoi An is a city for cycling. Bicycle is considered the best means for visitors to have a full experience in this heritage city, according to Travel Sense
Hoi An was built hundreds of years ago; so, the streets are narrow, which is suitable for cycling. Furthermore, the city is so small that visitors can make some sightseeing tours around it by bike.
Hoi An is intended to become a city for cyclists. A project on sustainable tourism development was launched in 2004, according to which engine-vehicles are limited. Visitors feel safe cycling in this Central city as other vehicles are restricted.
There are streets for pedestrians and cyclists in Hoi An such as Nguyen Phuc Chu, Tran Phu, Nguyen Hue, Cong Nu Ngoc Hoa, and Phan Chu Trinh.
Phan Chu Trinh street is also known as a heaven for traditional foods.
According to CNN, Hoi An- the 400-year-old city in Central Vietnam is one of the most beautiful pictures in Asia.
It is well-known as one of the busiest international trading ports between the 16th and 19th centuries and now as the paradise of photographers, food and architecture lovers.
The city attracted merchants from Japan, China, Portugal and France, and the resulting cultural milieu remains visible in everything from the mustard-coloured shophouses to dining traditions, folk crafts and robust coffee culture.
Hoi An has a special cuisine style, influenced by different cultures such as Japan, China and Portugal.
This is also the highlight that makes the city attractive. Banh my (bread) in Hoi An is considered the world’s best food by Anthony Bourdain – an American celebrity chef.