初次到访会安的游客指南

在我们到访过的所有越南城市中，会安给我们留下了最深刻的第一印象。它并非我们最喜欢的城市，但却是最令人难忘的。而这很大程度上要归功于会安古城。

与河内或胡志明市不同，会安是一座小巧而充满乡土气息的城市。作为联合国教科文组织世界遗产，会安展现了18世纪越南港口生活的迷人风貌。

漫步古镇，你会发现保存完好的店铺和宝塔交错成迷宫般的街道，纸灯笼在楼宇间蜿蜒悬挂。白天这里景色宜人，但到了夜晚，更添几分梦幻气息。

如果您是第一次去会安旅游，那么这份详细的旅游指南将告诉您计划行程所需的一切信息。

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指南目录

HOW TO APPLY FOR AN E-VISA TO VIETNAM

Depending on which passport you carry, you may need an e-visa and medical declaration to visit Vietnam.

I’m a Philippine passport holder so I can visit Vietnam visa-free for up to 21 days. However, I wanted to stay longer so I applied for an e-visa through iVisa.com which allowed me to stay for up to 30 days.

Requirements and fees may differ depending on your passport, so you can visit iVisa.com for more information and to apply.

HOI AN AT A GLANCE

Hoi An is a city in Quang Nam Province in central Vietnam. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was one of the most heavily-frequented trading ports in Southeast Asia.

During that time, many foreign merchants lived in Hoi An, mostly Chinese and Japanese then later Europeans, creating a unique fusion of cultures that can’t be seen anywhere else in Vietnam. The name Hoi An translates to “peaceful meeting place”.

Hoi An’s prominence as a trading port fell sharply at the end of the 18th century. This was due in part to the silting up of the Thu Bon River as well as the rise of nearby Da Nang as the new center of trade in Central Vietnam. Fading into a forgotten backwater, Hoi An has been left largely untouched by the changes to Vietnam over the next 200 years.

Today, Hoi An is a well-preserved community of merchant houses, temples, and ancient tea warehouses that harken back to its days of prominence as a trading port.

BEST TIME TO VISIT HOI AN

Unlike Northern Vietnam which sees climate changes akin to the four seasons, Hoi An truly has just two seasons – dry (Feb-Aug) and wet (Sept-Jan). Weather-wise, the best time to visit Hoi An is from February till April.

I’ve been to Hoi An twice – the first time in late April and the second in early September. The weather was great on both trips. I was expecting it to be rainy in September but luckily for me, it wasn’t. Like any Southeast Asian city, it would get hot during the day but it wasn’t intolerable.

DRY SEASON: Hoi An’s dry season is from February to August. It’s hottest from June till August when temperatures often reach 35°C (95°F). February to April is the driest time of the year and the best months to visit Hoi An. Humidity is low and temperatures are relatively mild.

WET SEASON: The rainy season in Hoi An is from September until January. Heavy showers are frequent which may come with typhoons and flooding, especially in October and November. These aren’t the best months to visit Hoi An.

计划前往会安旅行时，另一个需要考虑的因素是春节假期，也就是越南新年庆祝活动。春节通常在1月底到2月初之间。届时许多餐馆和商店都会歇业，酒店价格也会达到最高。

气候：会安年度月度天气

想了解更多会安的天气信息，请查看weather-and-climate.com网站上的气候图表。我还制作了平均气温和年降雨量图表，并用橙色标记了最适合旅游的月份。

平均气温

年降雨量

前往会安

你可以乘飞机、巴士或火车前往会安。第一次去的时候，我们从河内飞到岘港国际机场（DAD），然后安排了私人接送服务前往我们在会安的酒店。第二次去的时候，我从顺化直接乘坐卧铺巴士前往会安。

下面我将更详细地介绍每种方法，但您可以前往Bookaway查看从您所在的地方到会安的交通方式。

乘坐巴士、轮渡或火车前往世界最佳景点

查找我的旅行机票

乘飞机

如果您飞抵岘港，则需要安排机场接送前往会安。岘港机场距离会安约30公里，开车大约需要45分钟。

私人接送： 这是从岘港机场前往会安最便捷快速的方式。我们已通过酒店安排了私人接送服务，您也可以通过Bookaway预订。

出租车： 根据我查到的信息，从岘港机场打车到会安至少需要35万越南盾。打车当然可以，但如果你安排私人接送，可能会更便宜。

接驳巴士： 更经济的选择是从岘港机场乘坐共享接驳巴士前往会安。单程费用约为 130,000 越南盾，您可以通过Bookaway提前预订。

乘公交车

越南的卧铺巴士太棒了！座椅可以完全放平，几乎可以躺下。更豪华的卧铺巴士甚至还配备了独立电视和隐私帘。在越南短途旅行时，卧铺巴士是我首选的交通工具。

下图是我从顺化到会安乘坐的卧铺巴士。与只能到达岘港的飞机和火车不同，巴士可以直接带你到会安。这不仅是最舒适的选择，也是最便捷的。

根据您在越南的所在位置，乘坐巴士前往会安可能可行也可能不可行，因此您可以在Bookaway上查看可用的路线。

乘火车

我没在越南坐过火车，但我听说火车通常不如巴士舒适。不过，长途火车线路很多，而且比飞机便宜，所以如果你不赶时间的话，火车或许是个不错的选择。

您可以在Bookaway上查询前往岘港火车站的火车路线。到达岘港火车站后，您可以乘坐出租车或通过酒店安排私人接送服务前往会安。费用应该与机场接送服务差不多。

在哪里兑换货币

越南的货币单位是越南盾（VND）。

在越南，银行和金饰店通常能提供最好的汇率。我们在会安不需要兑换货币，但我听说会安中央市场附近的金饰店汇率不错。建议多比较几家，找到最优惠的汇率。

酒店和一些餐厅也提供货币兑换服务，但汇率不如其他地方优惠。机场的情况也类似。如果您抵达岘港国际机场需要兑换货币，建议您先兑换少量金额，刚好够您到酒店用，剩下的钱在中央市场附近的金店兑换即可。

或许更好的选择是从ATM机取款。最近我经常这样做。汇率差不多，而且我也不用带太多外币。不过，一定要提前告知你的银行你打算在国外使用ATM卡，以免出现问题。就我的经验而言，我的ATM卡在某些机器上能用，但在另一些机器上却不行。

注意：部分ATM机可能会询问您是否要“进行货币转换”。请务必选择“不进行货币转换”，以便由您的本地银行进行转换。否则，运营该ATM机的外国银行将进行货币转换，而转换汇率通常非常低。根据这篇文章，汇率差异可能高达10%。

会安最佳住宿区域

如果您是第一次来会安，那么古镇是您的最佳住宿选择。它位于旅游区的中心地带，让您距离会安的许多热门景点和餐厅都非常近。

以下列出了会安一些最便利的住宿区域，并附有彩色地图，帮助您更好地了解每个区域的位置。点击链接即可查看实时地图。 （请注意，标记区域仅为大致位置）

红色– 会安古镇
黄色– 明安
蓝色– 锦坡
绿色– 锦洲
橙色– 锦城
紫色– 锦安

我会在每条描述下方提供相关链接，但您也可以通过Booking.com或Agoda预订会安的住宿。

会安古城

会安古城是会安的历史文化中心，也是联合国教科文组织世界遗产，在这里您可以欣赏到保存完好的古屋和寺庙群。

如果你住在老城区，那么你可能不需要走太多路，因为这座城市的大部分主要景点都集中在这里。这里也遍布着许多商店、咖啡馆和餐馆。

古镇虽然交通便利，但也是会安游客最多的区域，所以人潮拥挤是常态，尤其是在晚上灯笼亮起的时候。您可以在Booking.com上搜索古镇的住宿。

以下列出的是会安古镇一些评价最高的酒店。

明安

我对会安的行政区划并不了解，但明安似乎由古城的一小部分和安会岛（灯光桥对面的小岛）的东半部分组成。

无论边界如何界定，明安区都是会安夜市和众多酒店所在地。这里和会安古城一样，都是住宿的便利之选。您可以在Booking.com或Agoda上搜索明安区的住宿。

来看看明安省一些评价最高的住宿选择。

CAM PHO

从地图上看，锦坡（Cam Pho）包括安会岛（An Hoi Island）的西半部分以及古镇正西和正北方向的区域。这里住宿选择丰富，价格实惠，是预算有限的旅行者的理想下榻之处。

我最近一次去会安旅行时住在锦坡的安会区。那里的商业场所不多，但比岛上的明安区安静得多。

我入住的是Riverlife Homestay，这是一家干净舒适的精品旅馆，由一个可爱的越南家庭经营。旅馆的屋顶露台可以欣赏到秋盆河的美景。

您可以在Agoda上预订 Riverlife Homestay 的房间。如果您想住在锦坡，但觉得这家酒店不适合您，那么您可以通过以下链接搜索其他房源： Booking.com | Agoda。

以下是锦坡一些评价最高的酒店。

甘洲

Cam Chau is where we stayed on our first trip to Hoi An. It refers to the quieter, more residential area between the Ancient Town and the beach. If you’d prefer a more authentic experience in Hoi An, then Cam Chau is a good place to stay.

We stayed at Ngan Phu Villa which is a lovely bed and breakfast with big rooms and a swimming pool in a relaxed garden setting. We had free use of the hotel’s bicycles which was helpful because it’s located a bit far from the Ancient Town, about 20 minutes away on foot.

You can book a room at Ngan Phu Villa on Booking.com or Agoda. If you’d like to stay at a different hotel in Cam Chau, then you can check these links for alternate listings: Booking.com | Agoda. For a more convenient stay, I suggest finding one closer to the Ancient Town.

Listed below are some of the most highly-rated hotels in Cam Chau.

CAM THANH

I haven’t explored this area but Cam Thanh is described as an ideal place to stay for people looking for a more rural experience in Hoi An. It may be a bit far from the heart of town but if that’s what you want, then Cam Thanh sounds like a good place to be.

Based on what I’ve read, many expat families live in Cam Thanh. It’s home to waterways and rice paddies and a good number of authentic local eateries, cafes, and temples. You can search for accommodations in Cam Thanh on Booking.com or Agoda.

Check out some of the top-rated hotels in Cam Thanh.

CAM AN

If you’d like to have a beach holiday in Hoi An, then Cam An is the ideal place to stay. It’s home to An Bang, Hoi An’s most popular beach.

An Bang Beach is over 6 km from the heart of town so you’ll need to arrange for transportation to get to the Ancient Town. Luckily, Cam An is home to plenty of restaurant options so food won’t be a problem. You can search for accommodations in Cam An on Booking.com or Agoda.

Here are some of the most highly-rated accommodation options in Cam An.

You can also book hotels and homestays in Hoi An using the handy map below.

THINGS TO DO IN HOI AN

1. Explore Hoi An Ancient Town

Hoi An Ancient Town is stunning. It’s beautiful during the day with its rows of preserved shophouses and dangling paper lanterns. But at night, when the lanterns are illuminated and the streets come alive with people, it feels almost like a dream.

It isn’t enclosed but you technically have to pay VND 150,000 to enter the Ancient Town area. It’s like an archaeological fee that includes 5 passes to any of the 22 sightseeing attractions in town like the Japanese Bridge and Phuoc Kien Assembly Hall.

There’s lots to see and do in the Ancient Town so you should dedicate at least half a day to this UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can refer to my article on Hoi An Ancient Town for more pictures and information.

It’s easy enough to explore the Ancient Town on your own but if you’d like to go on a guided tour, then you can book one on Klook or Get Your Guide.

Hoi An Ancient Town Ticket: VND 150,000

2. Take a Cooking Class

Taking a cooking class is one of the best things you can do in Hoi An. It’s a lot of fun and a great way to learn about Vietnamese cuisine.

Cooking classes are popular in Hoi An so you’ll find many hotels and restaurants offering them throughout the city. We booked an excellent class at Thuan Tinh Island Cooking School where we learned to make classic Vietnamese dishes like goi cuon, pho, and banh xeo.

Check out my article on Thuan Tinh Island Cooking School for more pictures and information. You can also book a Hoi An cooking class through Cookly.

3. Visit Hoi An Central Market

No matter where you are, visiting a market is always fun. It gives you a glimpse into what everyday life is like for the locals.

Located in the Ancient Town, Hoi An Central Market is a typical Southeast Asian market selling different types of meat, seafood, noodles, spices, and fresh produce.

It stays open till late afternoon but it’s best experienced early in the morning when it’s most active. Wake up early enough and you may catch the bartering of fish that typically starts at around 7AM.

If you’re looking for a cheap place to have lunch, inside the market are several stalls selling different types of cooked Vietnamese food.

Operating Hours: 5AM-4PM, daily

4. Ride a Boat

You’ll find plenty of tourists cruising the Thu Bon River on these wooden canoes around sunset and early in the evening. I haven’t done it but it must be a great way of experiencing the Ancient Town when it’s illuminated at night.

To make it even more magical, hundreds of small paper lanterns with candles are released into the Thu Bon every evening to create a river of drifting lights. It looks amazing from the shore so I can only imagine how cool it must look from a canoe.

I believe it costs around VND 100,000 per hour to go on a Thu Bon River cruise, but I’m not sure.

As beautiful as it looks, a Thu Bon River evening cruise is very touristy. If you’d prefer to do something more local, then you may want to ride one of these basket boats instead.

These round basket boats have been in use since French times and have become an iconic symbol of Vietnam. It’s definitely a more unique way of experiencing the waterways of Hoi An. You can book a basket boat tour on Klook or Get Your Guide.

Photo by Pinglabel via Shutterstock

5. Visit Tra Que Vegetable Village

I only learned about Tra Que Village after my most recent trip to Hoi An which is a shame because I would have loved to visit this place.

Tra Que Village is a 40-hectare island known for growing vegetables without the use of pesticides, GMOs, or any harsh chemicals. They don’t even use manure as a fertilizer.

Instead, they grow their vegetables using an all-natural algae found exclusively in the village’s lagoon. It results in produce that’s described as being the freshest and cleanest in Hoi An.

Tra Que Village is located about 3.5 km north of the Ancient Town so it’s easy to get there on your own by bicycle or on foot. There are about ten restaurants in the village, most of which offer cooking classes. If you’d prefer to go on a guided tour, then you can book one through Get Your Guide.

Photo by Jean-Francois Perigois via Shutterstock

6. Explore the Night Market

After marveling at the river of paper lanterns from the Bridge of Lights, you may want to cross over to An Hoi Island and explore Hoi An Night Market. It’s a typical Asian night market that opens from 4:30 till 10PM every evening.

The night market area in Minh An is one of the liveliest neighborhoods in Hoi An. It’s a fun atmosphere with plenty of stalls selling street food, drinks, and souvenirs. It’s a great place to unwind after a day of sightseeing.

Operating Hours: 4:30-10PM, daily

7. Have a Suit or Dress Custom-Tailored in 24 Hours

One of the most popular things to do in Hoi An is to get a dress or suit custom-tailored. The tailoring tradition goes back many generations in Hoi An so you’ll find hundreds of tailor shops that can produce exact replicas of what you want in 24-48 hours.

I’ve read that not all tailors are honest so I suggest asking your hotel for recommendations. You can also refer to this TripAdvisor post on Hoi An tailors for guidance.

Photo by Tee11 via Shutterstock

DAY TRIPS FROM HOI AN

1. My Son Sanctuary

My Son Sanctuary is the most popular day trip you can make from Hoi An. Often referred to as a “mini Angkor Wat”, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was built by the Cham people of Vietnam between the 4th and 14th centuries.

If you enjoy visiting temples and ancient ruins, then My Son Sanctuary makes for an interesting day trip from Hoi An. Check out my article on My Son Sanctuary for more pictures and information.

我们通过Simply Vietnam Travel预订了私人定制游，但您也可以通过Klook或Get Your Guide预订团队游。本部分所有一日游均适用此建议，但请务必选择从会安出发的行程，而不是从岘港出发的行程。

2. 金桥

这座独特的步行桥不久前在社交媒体上走红。它位于巴拿山顶，桥身由一对巨大的石手支撑，仿佛托起了一座150米长的步行桥。

金桥是太阳世界巴拿山游乐园的最新景点，该游乐园位于岘港以西约29公里（18英里）处。金桥只是游乐园众多景点之一，因此您完全可以在那里玩上一整天。

前往那里的最简便方法是安排私人往返接送服务或预订从会安出发的旅行团。您可以在Get Your Guide 网站上进行预订。

照片由 Hien Phung Thu 拍摄，来自 Shutterstock

3. 大理石山

五行山是岘港市由五座石灰岩和大理石山组成的山丘群。这些山丘因代表五行而得名，位于以石雕和雕塑闻名的沿海地区。

如果您是从岘港机场抵达会安，那么您很可能注意到沿海公路旁陈列着一些大型大理石雕像。据我了解，这些雕像过去是用五行山开采的岩石雕刻而成，但现在已经不再使用这种岩石了。为了保护五行山，现在的原材料都来自广南省的采石场。

五行山位于会安古城以北约20公里处，从会安出发一日游即可轻松抵达。每座山丘上都有洞穴、隧道和佛教圣地可供探索。

您可以租一辆摩托车自行探索五行山，也可以通过Klook或Get Your Guide预订从会安出发的导览游。

图片来自 Shutterstock，摄影师：StarvingLele

4. 占婆岛

占婆群岛由八个小岛组成，位于会安海岸约9海里（16.7公里）处。这里是联合国教科文组织世界生物圈保护区，为水上运动、浮潜、水肺潜水或只是在沙滩上晒太阳提供了丰富的机会。

占婆群岛的最佳旅游时间为3月至9月，此时天气晴朗，水况适宜。若想体验水肺潜水和浮潜，6月至8月是最佳时节。

从锦安的库岱码头可以乘坐公共渡轮或快艇前往占婆岛，但更简单、更受欢迎的选择可能是通过Klook或Get Your Guide预订一日游行程。

图片来自 Shutterstock，摄影师：avtk

5. 巴赫马国家公园

白马国家公园是一个保护区，位于会安以北约2.5小时车程处。它曾是法国殖民时期的避暑胜地，占地约220平方公里。

If you’re staying long enough in Hoi An and would like to do a day of trekking, then Bach Ma is the place to do it. It’s home to a lush jungle with lakes, waterfalls, and an abundance of plant and animal life.

You can arrange for an organized trekking trip to Bach Ma National Park from Hoi An through Get Your Guide.

Photo by FoTonBuijs via Shutterstock

6. Hue

Less than 3 hours north of Hoi An is the imperial city of Hue. It served as the seat of the Nguyen Dynasty and Vietnam’s capital from 1802–1945.

There are plenty of things to see and do in Hue which make it a worthwhile day trip from Hoi An, in spite of the distance. Though if you have more time in Vietnam, then Hue should be its own trip. Check out our Hue travel guide for more information.

Highlights include the Citadel, the royal tombs, and some of the best and most interesting regional food I’ve tasted in Vietnam. You can book a guided tour to Hue through Klook or Get Your Guide.

VIETNAMESE FOOD GUIDE

Vietnamese food is one of our favorites. If you’d like to learn more about Vietnamese cuisine, then check out our Vietnamese food guide for a list of the best dishes to eat in Vietnam.

From banh cuon in Hanoi to cao lau in Hoi An to com tam in Ho Chi Minh City, you’ll be pleased to find that Vietnamese food is every bit as diverse as its landscape.

If you have a taste for the sweeter things in life, then you’ll probably want to check out our Vietnamese dessert guide as well.

WHERE TO EAT IN HOI AN

While our Vietnamese food guide focuses on the best dishes to have in Vietnam, our Hoi An food guide lists some of the best restaurants in Hoi An. If you’d like to try excellent examples of dishes like cao lau, banh mi, and com ga in Hoi An, then this list will be useful to you.

Twenty may be too many for most travelers so I’ve listed our five favorites below. But be sure to click through to the full Hoi An food guide for more pictures and information.

1. Madam Khanh – The Banh My Queen

Ask any local and most will tell you that there are only two contenders for the bast banh mi in Hoi An. The first was recommended by the late great Anthony Bourdain on an episode of No Reservations, while the second is Madam Khanh – The Banh My Queen.

Both places were fantastic and better than any banh mi I’ve had anywhere in Vietnam, but I may have to give the slight nod to the Banh My Queen. She douses her banh mi in a secret sauce that sets it apart from the rest.

2. Long Com Ga

Together with banh mi and cao lau, com ga constitutes the holy trinity of Hoi An food. Originally from Hainan, it’s basically the Vietnamese version of Hainanese chicken rice.

I had com ga several times in Hoi An. All were terrific but for me, Long Com Ga in the Ancient Town was the best. It had the best balance of flavor and texture, not to mention the most offal which they heap on top of the rice and in the soup.

3. Morning Glory Restaurant

Morning Glory Restaurant is owned by Ms. Trinh Diem Vy, a celebrity chef, restaurateur, and cookbook author. Her pioneering cooking course was the impetus that launched all Hoi An cooking schools.

Morning Glory Restaurant is a lovely restaurant located in the heart of the Ancient Town. They have an extensive menu offering many local favorites like cao lau, mi quang, and banh xeo.

Considering the restaurant’s ambiance and prime location, their prices are higher than the more humble eateries on our list, but it’s worth it. Pictured below is their delicious version of cao lau, one of the best I’ve had in Hoi An.

Cao lau is a rice noodle dish topped with cha siu pork, fresh herbs, bean sprouts, rice crackers, and deep-fried pork skin. It’s an important Hoi An regional dish and one of the best things you can have in the city.

4. White Rose Restaurant

White Rose is a Hoi An institution. They’re famous for a dish called White Rose dumplings or banh bao banh vac. In fact, it’s just one of two items they serve on their menu, the other being fried wontons which are also known as “Hoi An pizza”.

These flower-shaped dumplings are made with translucent white dough filled with spiced minced shrimp or pork. They’re topped with crispy fried shallots and served with a special dipping sauce made with shrimp broth, chilies, lemon, and sugar.

You’ll find many restaurants and street food vendors selling White Rose dumplings in Hoi An. The recipe is a well-guarded family secret so most of the dumplings you see in town are supplied by White Rose Restaurant. I suggest trying them at the source.

5. Ong Hai (Mr. Hai Restaurant)

Ong Hai is a local favorite that specializes in cao lau and mi quang (pictured below). Mi quang is an equally popular rice noodle dish that originated in Da Nang.

Unlike cao lau that’s made with hardly any broth, mi quang is a slightly soupier dish made with a concentrated broth and a wider type of rice noodle. It’s topped with pork, shrimp, or chicken and a host of other ingredients like hard-boiled egg, peanuts, rice cracker, and fresh herbs.

We had mi quang as often as cao lau in Hoi An and Ong Hai’s version was one of our favorites.

WHICH CAFES TO VISIT IN HOI AN

Vietnam is the second largest producer of coffee in the world. From Hanoi’s ca phe trung to Hue’s ca phe muoi to Ho Chi Minh City’s cafe apartments, you’ll find interesting cafes and unique coffee creations throughout the country.

Like I did in every city, I sought out as many coffeehouses as I could to come up with this list of the best cafes in Hoi An.

会安有一些我在越南去过的最可爱的咖啡馆，而这三家尤其令人印象深刻。点击查看完整的会安咖啡指南，了解更多图片和信息。

1. 滴漏咖啡（原味）

许多当地人认为 Phin Coffee 的咖啡是会安最好的。他们有知识渊博的咖啡师，会很乐意为你演示咖啡的制作过程。

我去了两家Phin Coffee咖啡店，品尝了两种咖啡——Phin咖啡和Vot咖啡。Phin咖啡（如下图所示）使用传统的Phin滤壶，而Vot咖啡则是一种用布滤网过滤咖啡的古老方法。

我更喜欢他们的滴漏咖啡，但伏特咖啡不太常见，所以我建议两种都尝尝。事实上，这是我在越南唯一一次喝到伏特咖啡。

2. 意式咖啡站

在我去过的会安的所有咖啡馆中，The Espresso Station 的咖啡创意是最有趣的。

这杯黑如夜的咖啡被称为“暗黑灵魂拿铁”。它由浓缩咖啡、牛奶和活性炭混合而成，味道醇厚浓郁。

我没能第二次光顾 Espresso Station，但下次去的时候，我要尝尝“咖啡冰块”，这是一种冷冻咖啡块，上面撒上可可粉，再配上一杯热牛奶。

3. 伸出援手茶馆

Espresso Station或许拥有最别具一格的咖啡创意，但Reaching Out Tea House的理念却最引人入胜。在Reaching Out，您可以静静地享用咖啡或茶。

“伸出援手”茶馆由听障人士经营。店内鼓励您使用手写便条或印有“账单”、“冰块”或“谢谢”等预设信息的方块与服务员沟通。这家茶馆很有意思，咖啡也很不错。

他们有三种咖啡拼配和四种茶可供选择，但我建议购买咖啡或茶套餐，套餐中包含各种小份饮品。

会安的景点

为了方便您了解各个地点的位置，我已将本指南中推荐的所有地点标注在了这张地图上。点击链接即可在新窗口中打开实时地图。

如何在会安出行

会安是一座适合步行的城镇。它面积不大，步行或骑自行车都很方便。如果您住在古城附近，可能不需要自行车，但如果您住在锦洲或锦城等地区，租一辆自行车是个不错的选择。

如果你的酒店不提供自行车，城里有很多自行车和摩托车租赁店。我查了一下，租自行车通常一天大约1美元，租摩托车一天大约5美元。

自行车当然可以，但如果你计划去更远的地方，比如大理石山、岘港或美山圣地，那么摩托车会更好。

我在会安从未使用过 Grab，但我曾在越南其他城市如河内、顺化和胡志明市使用过 Grab ，所以我假设在会安也可以使用。

在会安停留几天/会安行程安排

会安并不大，所以你不需要花太多时间就能游览其主要景点。然而，它并非那种可以匆匆而过的旅游胜地。会安最适合慢节奏地游览，所以如果你能待上四五天，那就再理想不过了。

如果您时间有限，那么2-3天就足够了。这里有一个3天3晚的行程示例，希望能帮助您规划行程。

会安旅游贴士

1. 通过 Sygic Travel 规划您的行程

我使用这款旅行规划应用程序已经很多年了。它能让我把所有感兴趣的地点——比如酒店、旅游景点、餐厅和地铁站——都标注在地图上，这样我就能清楚地看到所有地方的位置，并制定出尽可能高效的行程。

您可以在iTunes或Google Play上免费下载 Sygic Travel 。更多信息，请查看我撰写的关于Sygic Travel 的文章。

2. 租用便携式 Wi-Fi 设备

你出门旅行会不带牙刷吗？肯定不会吧？我对便携式Wi-Fi设备的感觉也一样。现在它已经成了必需品，我们出门前都会先租一个便携式Wi-Fi设备。

您可以通过Klook租用4G便携式Wi-Fi设备，但需要在河内或胡志明市（西贡）取货。我们更喜欢便携式Wi-Fi设备，因为它们使用起来更方便，但更经济的选择是购买SIM卡。您可以通过Klook购买SIM卡，然后在岘港国际机场取货。另一种选择是购买eSIM卡。

3. 查看会安旅游优惠

旅游电商网站有很多，但我最常用的是Klook和Get Your Guide。点击这些链接即可查看Klook和Get Your Guide上所有会安优惠的完整列表。你经常会发现一些自己平时想不到的有趣活动，所以总是值得一看。

4. 购买旅行保险

我们现在购买旅行保险的频率更高了，但曾经有一段时间我们根本不买。当时觉得这是一笔不必要的开支。

依我之见，如果你计划在旅行期间进行体育活动，那么你绝对应该购买旅行保险。但如果你只是去像新加坡这样的国家吃吃喝喝几天，那​​么你可能就没那么需要它了。

点击链接即可从Heymondo获取免费报价。非美国居民可享5%折扣。

5. 仅接受越南盾支付

部分酒店、餐厅和商店可能接受美元付款，但您最好始终使用越南盾支付。如果商品标价为越南盾，则务必使用越南盾支付，因为使用其他货币会导致糟糕的汇率。如前所述，在会安兑换越南盾的最佳地点是金饰店、银行或自动取款机。

6. 不要被货币搞糊涂了

我从未像在越南那样小心翼翼地付款。他们的货币太让人困惑了！光是那些零就够让人头疼的了，有些钞票看起来甚至都一样。比如，10万越南盾的钞票和1万越南盾的钞票颜色几乎一样，都是绿色。

根据我的所见所闻，游客在越南买东西时多付钱的情况并不少见。事实上，我们一起参加河内华闾和三谷之旅的一位女士就遇到了这种情况。她本想给摊贩一张面值5万越南盾的红色钞票，结果却误给了20万越南盾。

在越南用现金付款时要小心，因为如果你付错了钱，商家很可能不会纠正你。

7. 带上合适的电源适配器

越南的电源插座类型有A型、C型和F型，请务必携带适合您设备的电源适配器。越南的电压为220伏，标准频率为50赫兹。

玩得开心！

我算不上会安专家，但我希望这份指南能帮助你规划行程。我只是分享一些我从我们去会安旅行中学到的东西。如果你有任何问题或评论，请在下方留言。

感谢阅读，祝您在会安古城游览愉快！