Hoi An Silk Village (Lang Lua Hoi An) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Hoi An Silk Village. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Private Traditional Silk Process in Hoi An Silk Village

• Vietnam Central Private Package Tour

• Leave Da Nang For My Son - Hoi An One Day Private Tour

• Hoi An Silk Farming & Cham Weaving Experience

• 3-Hour Cultural Tour in Hoi An Silk Village with Local Meal

Tours of the Hoi An Silk Village start at US$10 per person, a cost that includes admission and a guided walking tour. You can also combine a guided tour and a traditional Vietnamese lunch for around US$40, or enjoy an immersive silk-weaving experience for US$45.

Yes, the Hoi An Silk Village is much more than just a souvenir shop; it's a living museum where you can watch artisans at work and learn the secrets of the silk trade that made Hoi An famous. By booking an English-speaking guide, you'll be able to bridge the language gap and connect with local artisans—and if you want to purchase silk handicrafts, your guide will ensure you get the best price.

Per one customer who booked the Private Traditional Silk Process in Hoi An Silk Village, "Fascinating to see the process involved in getting such a beautiful product. Our guide was very informative and not pushing any products onto us."

Yes, you'll pay about VND 100,000 to access the Hoi An Silk Village (part of the Hoi An Silk Village resort) on its in-house guided tour. You also need to arrange and pay for transport to the village, as there is no public transportation.

Yes, it's easy to visit this tourist-friendly silk village experience independently. You can take well-organized and translated visits to the mulberry gardens, silkworm-breeding houses, and silk-weaving house. You can also purchase items made from Hoi An silk in a showroom with a multilingual staff.

Hoi An Silk Village is inside the resort of the same name just outside the city of Hoi An, but there is no public transportation to reach the village or resort. Walk or rent a scooter. Or join a tour that includes transportation from the city center.

You will need at least an hour in the village to tour the mulberry gardens and silk-making houses, with stops to feed the silkworms and try your hand at spinning and weaving. If you head straight to the showroom to shop, you can browse in just a few minutes.

Yes, Hoi An Silk Village has a large showroom stocked with silk and silk-blend fabrics, scarves, traditional ao dai dresses, and classic Vietnamese lanterns. You can purchase cloth by length or ready-made items, or order items custom-made with cloth you choose from the stock.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Hoi An Silk Village. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in and around Hoi An:

• Hoi An Ancient Town

• My Son Sanctuary

• Cham Island (Cu Lao Cham)

• Tra Que Vegetable Village

• Japanese Covered Bridge (Chua Cau)

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Hoi An.