Hoi An Blends Heritage and Modern Life to Preserve Legacy
Hoi An, a historic city in central Vietnam, is preserving its heritage by sustaining traditional crafts, livelihoods, and cultural practices alongside historic buildings. Amidst growing tourism and administrative changes, local artisans and younger generations are innovating to keep traditions alive through community-based experiences.
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