Hoi An’s Old Brick Kiln Is Taking Social Media by Storm with Its Fairytale-Like Check-In Spots

Therfilm Studio05/03/2019

Perhaps you and I have also recently heard of the Old Hoi An Brick Kiln—a spot that’s been all the rage lately, thanks to its picturesque, fairy-tale-like footage, nestled right in the middle of a rice field in Duy Vinh Commune, near the Hoi An Old Town. Join Therfilm Media as we explore the beauty of this one-of-a-kind, famous check-in spot!

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The Old Hoi An Brick Kiln: As Beautiful as a Fairy Tale in Quang Nam

lò gạch cũ Hội An — Check-in at the Old Hoi An Brick Kiln

For over two years now, buzz has been swirling on social media about an old Hoi An brick kiln nestled in the middle of a vast rice field, attracting many young people to seek it out and take Instagram-worthy photos. It’s an abandoned brick kiln that’s been derelict for nearly 20 years, located about 7 km from Hoi An by motorbike. After a landowner leased the plot and spent half a year renovating it, the site has been transformed into a hotspot for photography and sightseeing that’s taking social media by storm. This is definitely a must-visit destination for travel enthusiasts in the coming months.

Where is the Old Hoi An Brick Kiln located?

It is located in Vinh Nam Village, Duy Vinh Commune, Duy Xuyen District, Quang Nam Province, less than 7 km from the center of Hoi An. Sitting isolated in the middle of a vast green rice field, this old brick kiln—which had been abandoned for nearly 20 years—was once marked with signs by local authorities prohibiting photography and check-ins. However, for nearly six months now, this old brick kiln in Quang Nam has been renovated and integrated into a farm-tourism concept, attracting young people to explore and experience it.

A fairy-tale-like view: the old Hoi An brick kiln’s scenery blends seamlessly with nature

Nestled amid lush green rice fields, the old brick kiln is connected to a café by a small, charming bamboo bridge, creating a scene that feels like stepping into a fairy tale. Here, young people can freely capture magical, enchanting photos to their heart’s content.

Next to the old brick kiln is a staircase leading up to “heaven”; from this vantage point, whether you’re shooting from below or using a drone, you’re guaranteed to capture unforgettable shots.<img id="1"/>

This place is truly ideal for social media enthusiasts or simply as a spot to unwind on a tiring weekend after a long workweek. With a check-in spot so close to nature like this, it’s definitely a must-visit.