Museum of Folk Culture

Not very big 2 floors museum of Folk arts, but nice place to see the architecture and crafts. The price on silk scarf is good. And the seller is pleasant.

The Hoi An Museum of Folk Culture is located inside a 150-year-old Chinese trading house, and the exhibits here give you a good idea of what local customs and culture are like. Plus, the view of the river from upstairs is really picturesque.

This is a nice museum to visit while in Hoi An. It is very historical and gives you a lot of information on how Vietnamese lived 200 years ago. Again this part of 5 places you can visit on a ticket from the tourist office however I would not recommend paying an individual fee at the door because it would not be worth it. This is only worth the entry if you select 5 places to visit with the tourist entrance ticket for 120,000.

The exhibits and descriptions need a refresh, but it’s still worth a visit as it is the most comprehensive museum in Hoi An. You can also try some local tea. You can take a calligraphy class here and don’t need to buy a second ticket to enter the museum for it.

Sprawled over three streets and two levels, this museum has basic information about folk history. When I left she even gave me a Golden Balm for my tummy. How did she know I was on my period? Vietnamese witchcraft!!

Decent little stop with exhibits on Hoi An’s traditional crafts and industries, such as tailoring, as well as local art for sale. It’s included in the multi-pass ticket you can pick up a few blocks away to the north, along with several other museums and cultural sites in Hoi An.

This museum is worth a visit. Nice display of culture in Hoi An but it can improve more. I love the architecture inside the old house so I'll give 4/5

Small, but with interesting displays. They were quite interested in selling us silk scarves after giving the talk about how the silk was produced.