There is a historic feel to Hoi An which is sadly missed in other parts of Vietnam. A hand full of towns in this region avoided bombing in the 1970's as the American's withdrew and northern V.C armies advanced south without resistance.
Our ride awating to leave Hanoi central for our overnight,bone rattling, journey to Danang .
Spectacular cliff top rail journey as we approach Danang the next morning.
Suvi in our cabin with Spanish starter kit preparing for our South America excursion in September.
100,000 dong lighter (after what should have been a 16,000 dong transfur) , we arrive hungry into Hoi An. Luckily, the local restaurant scene here is great in Hoi An!
Suvi on the Japanese bridge - first built in the 1500's.
Exploring Cham Island rice paddies.
....Pagodas everywhere, even on remote islands.
Quayside Cham!
Local fishermans boat. Circular in shape and woven from palm trees, these boats are made sea worthy by smearing a cow dung and glue mixture all over.
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