The Hoi An Memories Show is regarded as the heart of the unique cultural heritage of the historic district. Many domestic and international visitors have come to the outdoor art exhibit depicting the history, culture, and identity of Hoi An.

About Hoian Memories Show

On March 14, 2019, Hoi An Memories Show was premiered at Times Square - the symbol of New York.

The country's greatest reality show, Hoi An Memories, debuted on March 18, 2018. Vietnamese traditional ao dai is the main plot inspiration for the show.

The story takes audiences back to the 16th and 17th centuries to learn more about Hoi An's past. Hoi An town, which once served as the busiest commercial port in Southeast Asia, has seen ups and downs over the course of its 400-year history, which visitors may better understand.

A massive stage with a backdrop of traditional architectural works in Hoi An, the center island, provides the audience with an impressive "visual feast" in the first and largest outdoor show in Vietnam. Hoai River has a cast of about 500 actors, a stage that is 25,000 square meters broad and up to over one kilometer long, and a top-notch outdoor sound and lighting system. Guinness Vietnam also recognizes the actual scene show.

The place of show Hoian Memories

Address: Hoi An Impressive Park , 200 Nguyen Tri Phuong - Cam Nam - Hoi An

The park is located at 200 Nguyen Tri Phuong, Cam An, Hoi An, in the heart of the old town called Con Hue. If departing from Da Nang, it will take about 50 minutes to travel by motorbike or car (for a distance of 35 km). If starting from Hoi An ancient town, it only takes 5-7 minutes.

Time of show Hoi An Memories

Visitors to Hoi An who want to enjoy this special show can go on all days of the week (except Tuesday). The show takes place from 19:30 to 20:45 every night. However, you should also contact us before coming because depending on the weather, the program may be delayed.

Experience when watching the show

Act 1: Life

Throughout the whole 70 minutes of the show, the main character is the image of the girl sitting and weaving. The first performance, Life, depicts the colorful life of locals along Vietnam's busiest stretch of the Silk Road. The young couple's enthusiastic happiness captures the basic idea of a new beginning in life. Boys might be seen putting forth a lot of effort while building buildings, fishing, etc.

Act 2: Wedding

Rebuilt from the marriage of Princess Huyen Tran, who was given to the Champa King Che Man in exchange for Chau O and Chau Ly to the Dai Viet kingdom. The audience will feel as though they are lost in a fairy tale wedding thanks to this performance, which is the most magnificent, colossal, dazzling, and realistic of the Hoi An Memories presentation. Princess Huyen Tran gave up her youth and love in exchange for the nation's peace, and this wedding serves as a reminder to the next generation of her sacrifice.

Act 3: Light and Sea

The dance performance Boats and Seas used the love story of a girl who waits for her beloved, a merchant ship sailor who is frequently away from home.

You will become immersed in a heartbreaking love story where the boy is compelled to float on the sea in order to do business with foreign nations and the kind girl prays as she releases lanterns into the tranquil Hoai River at night. The lover soon made a long-awaited return filled with memories and unwavering love.

Act 4: Landing

The show Ben Bo with the main background is Hoi An international market integrating with the world to convey to viewers the bustling and vibrant atmosphere of one of the busiest international trading ports in Southeast Asia. 18-19 century.

Day and night ships from Japan, China and even distant Western countries crowded in, merchants came to exchange goods and more importantly, bring a new cultural "breath" to the land. this land. This performance also shows you more clearly the gap between rich and poor in the old society and a bourgeois economy rekindled in this rich port land.

Act 5: Ao Dai

An old architectural work related with Hoi An land is performed as part of the traditional ao dai at the conclusion of the performance program "Hoi An Memories." The scene of 100 girls walking together in elegant long dresses on a street lit by natural light, reenacting each stage of Hoi An and carrying the "holy essence" of the city, will cause viewers to cry.

The girls are dressed but no less energetic, modern in a sense of this place - pleasant, gentle, and full of refinement. They are riding bicycles down the light path, weaving through every nook of the old town as if to transport viewers back to modern life, to a tranquil ancient Hoi An.