Hoi An Impression Theme Park

Hoi An Impression

Step into the magical world of Hoi An Impression Theme Park, where history, culture, and art come alive on the banks of the Thu Bon River. Watch spectacular live performances like the acclaimed “Memories of Hoi An” show and explore unique architectural zones reflecting Vietnam’s golden eras.

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Hoi An Memories Show

Life – Hoi An’s memories of the dawn of time

A new land is born from the sprouts of life — where new lives emerge, letting out their first cries and heralding a new era. This is the very origin of the story retold by the millennia-old loom. From its first rhythmic beats, the silk thread of time weaves a journey, with the flowing white áo dài guiding the audience back to the beginning — to “Life.”

The Wedding – Memory of Hoi An during the Champa period

Inspired by the legendary diplomatic marriage between Princess Huyen Tran and King Che Man, “Wedding” brings to life the vibrant grandeur of a golden era — a poignant tribute to the ancestral pursuit of peace and prosperity for the nation.

Ships and Sea – Hoi An’s memories of the transition period

Venturing out to sea, the brave sons of Hoi An — born of heroic blood — stand undaunted before the storms, driven by a vision of a prosperous future for their homeland. Though the journey is fraught with hardship and trials, they press on with unwavering faith. Deep within, the warm light of home continues to burn, and guiding them through the darkness is the enduring love of the faithful, loyal Hoi An girls — a love as steadfast as the flame that lights their path.

The Shore – Hoi An’s memories of multilateral cultural interference

The thread of time glows upon the loom of memory, unveiling a radiant tapestry of the past… With a sea as open as the hearts of its people, Hoi An blossomed into a vibrant port town, rich with cultural imprints from around the world. Merchants from distant lands brought more than just goods — they carried with them the values and spirit of global civilization, weaving together a golden era of Hoi An’s illustrious trading past.

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Hoi An Impression Theme Park Entrance Gate

The gate is designed in the architectural style of Thanh Chiem Palace, which symbolizes the rise of Đàng Trong under the reign of Lord Nguyễn Hoàng. As visitors enter the park through this gate, they are immediately transported to a historical era — a time when the Tiên Lord laid the foundations of the region and nurtured the growth of a thriving Hoi An.

Trade Quarters

During the 17th and 18th centuries, the Hoi An Trading Port thrived as a bustling international commercial hub. From the West, merchants from the Netherlands and France, along with Portuguese missionaries and others, arrived to establish trading firms and purchase local goods such as spices, tea, porcelain, and silk. Their presence left a lasting mark on the town, as buildings in Dutch and French architectural styles began to appear, enriching the vibrant and cosmopolitan landscape of Hoi An in its golden age.

Vietnamese Village

Featuring the familiar architecture of traditional three-compartment Vietnamese village houses, the Vietnamese Village is surrounded by fish ponds, rice stubble, water buffalo, and old wells behind the summer kitchen. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in the atmosphere of rural life and explore traditional craft villages, including conical hat making, lantern crafting, and bronze casting.

Countryside Food Area

The countryside dining area is nestled within the Vietnamese Village, providing a warm and rustic setting where visitors can enjoy the rich culinary heritage of Vietnam. This space features a wide variety of traditional dishes, with a focus on Quang specialties such as Mi Quang, Cao Lau, and Banh Xeo. Guests can also sample flavorful options from other regions, including mixed mussels, grilled pork vermicelli, and more. It’s an ideal spot to relax and savor the authentic tastes of Vietnamese countryside cuisine.

Sprituality section

Spirituality and religion have long been an integral part of Vietnamese life. Pagodas, temples, and shrines are common features found throughout communities across the country. The spirituality section highlights the distinctive architectural styles of these sacred spaces, reflecting not only the spiritual traditions of the people of Hoi An but also the broader cultural and religious identity of Vietnam.

Central Square

Step into the vibrant and bustling port of Faifo, where visitors can engage in lively interactive activities with merchants, soldiers, matchmakers, and wealthy traders. The “Nguyen Lord Recruits Soldiers” minishow vividly recreates the heroic spirit of the era, as locals answered the call to defend their homeland. Meanwhile, the “Silk Queen Tam Tang” minishow tells the enchanting origin story of Vietnamese silk, portraying the romance between a young silkworm farmer and Prince Nguyen Phuc Lan.

Japanese village

During the 17th and 18th centuries, Hoi An was home to a thriving Japanese community of nearly six to seven hundred people. Their cultural influence is deeply woven into the town’s architecture, cuisine, and traditions. The Japanese Village serves as a place to showcase and celebrate this connection, telling the rich stories of the historical relationship between Japan and Vietnam through immersive exhibits and cultural representations.

Chinese Village

As visitors enter the ancient town, they’ll discover Minh Huong Restaurant, a culinary gem that delights guests with refined Chinese dishes such as wontons and shrimp dumplings. Above the restaurant stands Phong Nguyet Tower, the setting for the “Happy Forest” minishow — an elegant performance that immerses audiences in the lavish entertainment world once enjoyed by aristocrats and wealthy merchants of the past.

Love bridge

The Love Bridge stands as a cultural and spiritual symbol shared by China, Japan, and Korea. Located at the entrance to the Chinese and Japanese villages, this picturesque bridge invites couples to write their names on paper charms and attach them to the bridge as a heartfelt wish for lasting love and happiness.

Non la Restaurant

Featuring an eye-catching design crafted entirely from traditional bamboo, Non La Restaurant offers a one-of-a-kind dining atmosphere. This beautifully designed space invites guests to savor the rich culinary heritage of Vietnam, with dishes from the North, Central, and South thoughtfully prepared to preserve their authentic flavors while appealing to the tastes of all visitors.