Hoi An Memories Show

Step into Hoi An Memories Land, where the iconic open-air Hoi An Memories Show takes place amid lively streets and cultural displays.

Arrive at 4pm to explore the park’s immersive mini shows, exhibitions, and traditional craft displays before the main show begins at 8pm.

Marvel as 500+ performers recreate Hoi An’s history through five acts filled with ancient myths, folk tales, and the elegance of the Ao Dai.

Choose Eco seats near the stage, High for elevated central views, or VIP for covered seats with fruit, cold towels, and bottled water.

Fun fact: The stage spans 25,000 square meters—larger than four football fields—making it one of the world’s biggest outdoor performance venues.

Experience a cultural evening like no other with a scenic boat ride, entry to Hoi An Memories Land, and the spectacular Hoi An Memories Show.

Arrive by long-tail boat from Bach Dang Wharf and explore Hoi An Memories Land, where mini shows like Lua Oi and Trang Tí light up the streets.

Wander through this riverside theme park styled like an ancient town, with folk dances, market scenes, photo ops, and glowing lantern displays.

Be captivated by the Hoi An Memories Show, where 500 performers retell 400 years of history through breathtaking choreography, music, and light.

Choose Eco (side or front views), High (central, elevated views), or VIP with covered seating, private walkways, fresh fruit, and bottled water.

Watch Vietnam’s largest outdoor show inside Hoi An Memories Land—an epic cultural spectacle set on a riverside stage with over 500 performers.

Try out Vietnamese folk games, watch mini shows, and see cultural displays at the park before the 8pm performance begins.

Tuck into a traditional buffet dinner just minutes from the stage, with veg and non-veg Vietnamese classics like Mi Quang, Banh Xeo, and more

Choose from Eco, High, or VIP seating; VIP tickets include the best views, cold towels, seasonal fruit, and bottled water for extra comfort.

Fun fact: The riverside stage spans 25,000 sq m and vanishes underwater mid-show—a jaw-dropping illusion you won’t find anywhere else in Vietnam.

Experience Vietnam’s rich heritage at Hoi An Memories Land—arrive by boat, explore cultural zones, feast on local cuisine, and watch a grand outdoor show.

Wander through recreated villages, folk performances, and open-air displays before the main event—a 500-performer spectacle of Vietnam’s history.

Enjoy a Vietnamese buffet at the onsite restaurant near the main stage, with regional dishes like Mi Quang and vegetarian options under glowing lanterns.

Pick from Eco, High, or VIP seats—Eco puts you close to the stage, High offers panoramic views, and VIP includes cushioned seats, water, and fruit.

End your evening with a lantern release on the Hoai River—float your wish downstream as the park lights shimmer under the night sky.

Discover Vietnam’s rich heritage with Hoi An Memories Show Tickets and a Coconut Basket Boat Ride—perfect for culture lovers and curious travellers.

Drift through Bay Mau Coconut Forest in a traditional basket boat. Enjoy some coconut water and try your hand at paddling through narrow waterways lined with water palms.

Watch thrilling spinning boat performances and see local fishermen cast nets from basket boats, recreating traditional fishing scenes on the river.

Enjoy entry to Hoi An Memories Land and the stunning Hoi An Memories Show, featuring 500 performers on a 25,000 sq m open-air stage.

Choose from Eco, High, or VIP seating—with options to add a Vietnamese buffet dinner featuring Mi Quang, Banh Xeo, and vegetarian dishes.

Glide through Cam Thanh’s lush coconut forests on a traditional basket boat, guided by local experts.

Watch lively basket boat dance performances and see skilled fishermen casting nets in action.

Try your hand at making souvenirs from coconut leaves or join in group games and entertainment activities.

Upgrade your experience and kick things off with a fresh coconut drink—perfect for cooling down before your boat ride.

Fun fact: Basket boats, or thúng chai, were invented to avoid taxes on larger boats during French rule—ingenuity that still floats today!