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Our final destination on this trip, Hội An is like nowhere else we have seen in Vietnam. We’re within a few minutes’ walk of the old town which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprising predominantly yellow-coloured buildings from wooden Chinese shophouses and temples to colourful French colonial buildings, ornate Vietnamese tube houses and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, with many of the buildings fronting onto the Thu Bon River.
In the evening Hội An becomes a sea of colour when all the lanterns are lit up and colourful floating candles and sampans glide along the river. It’s quite magical.
Previously uploaded, I have now applied a new feature, denoise, from Lightroom which has improved the clarity of this photo.
Un dels moltÃssims llocs de menjar que troves per els carrers de Vietnam, sigui la ciutat que sigui.
Uno de los muchÃsimos lugares de comida que encuentras por las calles de Vietnam, sea la ciudad que sea.
One of the many places to eat on the streets of Vietnam, whatever the city.
The area of ​​the city that is touching the river to which the night is approaching is filled with vendors of anything you can imagine. At the end, when it is night, the show is very beautiful and full of people.
La zona de la ciudad que esta tocando al rÃo a la que se va acercando la noche se va llenando de vendedores de cualquier cosa que puedas imaginarte. Al final cuando ya es de noche el espectáculo es muy bonito y está lleno de gente.
La zona de la ciutat que està tocant al riu on es va acostant la nit es va omplint de venedors de qualsevol cosa que et puguis imaginar. Al final, quan ja és de nit, l'espectacle és molt bonic i és ple de gent.
Escultura de dragones en el patio del templo de Hoi Quan Quang Trieu.
Dragon sculpture in the courtyard of Hoi Quan Quang Trieu temple.
Escultura de dracs al pati del temple de Hoi Quan Quang Trieu.
És un transport més per guanyar-se la vida que per ser molt prà ctic.
It is more of a way to make a living than to be very practical.
Es una manera de ganarse la vida buscando sobre todo a extranjeros para darte una vuelta.
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One of Vietnam's most iconic attractions, Hoi An's Japanese covered bridge dates back to the 18th century and is a beautiful historical piece of Japanese architecture.
It is also known as the Pagoda bridge.
Submitted: 14/08/2018
Accepted: 16/08/2018
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- International Media Investment (United Arab Emirates) 03-Dec-2018
Jardines en la parte interior del bonito templo de Quan Cong en la ciudad de HOI AN en Vietnam
Jardins a la part interior del bonic temple de Quan Cong a la ciutat de HOI AN al Vietnam
Gardens inside the beautiful Quan Cong temple in the city of HOI AN in Vietnam
Fantastic streets to stroll among the houses painted yellow and full of plants and food and drink stalls.
Fantásticas calles para pasear entre las casas pintadas de amarillo y llenas de plantas y puestos de comida y bebida.
Fantà stics carrers per passejar entre les cases pintades de groc i plenes de plantes i parades de menjar i beguda.
At night, the girls and old women of the village sell paper lanterns that are thrown into the river with a lighted candle inside as an offering to Buddha. The river is illuminated and full of color, a postcard image.
Por la noche, las niñas y las ancianas del pueblo venden farolillos de papel que se echan al rÃo con una vela encendida en su interior en ofrenda a Buda. El rÃo queda iluminado y lleno de color, una imagen de postal.
A la nit, les nenes i les ancianes del poble venen fanalets de paper que es tiren al riu amb una espelma encesa al seu interior en ofrena a Buda. El riu queda il·luminat i ple de color, una imatge de postal.
At night, the girls and old women of the village sell paper lanterns that are thrown into the river with a lighted candle inside as an offering to Buddha. The river is illuminated and full of color, a postcard image.
Por la noche, las niñas y las ancianas del pueblo venden farolillos de papel que se echan al rÃo con una vela encendida en su interior en ofrenda a Buda. El rÃo queda iluminado y lleno de color, una imagen de postal.
A la nit, les nenes i les ancianes del poble venen fanalets de paper que es tiren al riu amb una espelma encesa al seu interior en ofrena a Buda. El riu queda il·luminat i ple de color, una imatge de postal.
There is no doubt HoiAn is one of Asia's most picturesque cities, the yellow buildings throughout the town centre of really nice. It was to the riverside then to get a nice reflection photo against the blue sky.
The historic city of Hoi An is very well regarded as a tourist destination. It is UNESCO registered and generally the whole city dates back to the eighteenth century with elements maybe two hundred year older. It is smart, clean and orderly. Our friends who had visited Vietnam a few months before us recommended the city as their favourite spot off on their South Eastern holiday. In fact I recently read an online report which rated Hoi An as one of the ten most attractive Asian cities. With all of that in mind you might think that I would have been over the moon.
Well, it was attractive and clean, but to me it appeared to be a tourist trap that was full of retail outlets all wanting to extract your very last Dong or Dollar. I know that Shirley liked it but it just didn't seem earthy enough or original enough for me. Although it was inoffensive I can't say that I would be in a rush to return.
Thankfully it just goes to show how different we all are.