Hoi An Travel Blogs

***English version to come soon***Vandaag was een heerlijke maar super rustige dag. Ik denk dat ik ff genoeg had van de hitte want ik was zooo moe! Ik heb tot dik 10uur geslapen en dan ben ik beginnen pakken. Toen was het al snel duidelijk dat ik echt een extra zak nodig heb! Zonder die twee winter…

In the morning, most of our group headed off on a boat tour. I skipped out on it and checked in at the tailor shops and walked around town. I was heading back to the hotel later when I bumped into Cat eating lunch at a cafe across the street from hotel. I joined her and we were soon joined by the w…

Day two of falling in love with teeny-tiny, pretty little Hoi An.  I just adore days when I know there’s nothing more complicated or physically demanding to do than just amble with camera slung over shoulder through beautiful Old Town streets and architecture.  A slow start to the day.&…

one more day and they will adopt me, i'm sure :)after the final fitting round this afternoon i got invited yet another time to come to the house of one family member which is situated right at the beach for dinner. of course i said yes and had one of the best culture insights of my whole trip.survi…

From Nha Trang I took a nightbus to Hoi An, further up North along the coast. I was a bit skeptical about the nightbus, but it turned out to be pretty okay. I actually slept quite good, waking up around 6am, shortly before arriving in Hoi An.I arranged a hotel through an internet booking, and the b…

Hoi An wasn't as exciting as the other cities. You know what they say.. when you've reached the top, all that's left is to go down. (okay, I don't know who said that but it sounds familiar!)We reached Hoi An in the morning and holy crap it was cold over there (by Singapore standards :P). Hoi An was…

To beat the bus loads of tourists, I had to wake up at 5:30 for The My Son Sunrise tour. Of course, there was no sun to be seen rising since it's been raining, but I'll take that any day than have unwanted tourists in my shots. My Son is like an a 45-minute to 1 hour drive from Hoi An via a scenic …

Wow!!!! my friend if u want to choose one place in vietnam my choice was hoi an!!!!!!!! For many reason hoi an is all the way the wonderfull place to be in vietnam all there was relaxe and very peacefull!!!!!when u walk on the street no obdy pick u for selling things u can see all what u want in t…

Den Vormittag habe ich heute zuerst mit lange schlafen verbracht, dann habe ich mich darüber geärgert, daß mein Server zuhause nicht ganz so will wie ich, weswegen meine Bilder momentan nur schwer zu erreichen sind. Erst nach eins habe ich das Hotel verlassen um zunächst meine Rückfahrt nach H…

It’s six thirty in the morning when our alarm clock starts doing its job. I don’t feel like getting up because we were rudely awakened half way through the night by a text message from my best friend Justin. I guess he must have forgotten all about trivial things like time zones... At eight we…

Hoi An is the most beautiful city I have visited during my travels to Asia so far. I spent 6 nights there and only left because I was running out of time to see the rest of the country. This place has it all: history, culture, friendly people, delicious seafood, beautiful beaches and even a friendl…

After our Halong Bay debacle, Lee, Anthony and I go out for the last time to enjoy dirt cheap beers in Hanoi's old town. I love Ha Noi, but it's time to move on again. Lee and I will be taking the bus down to Hue, then Hoi An; Anthony, after our nightbus from hell (Kunming to Sapa) vowed never…

Hoi An, Hue

People i met here, who contributed to and improved my trip: Juliana (Russia), Patrick (Canada), Lucy (England), Debbie (England), Elisabeth (Sweden), Michael (America), Mark and Thea (England) We spent our first day in Hoi An visiting the local attractions, which included local houses, Assembly Ha…

Hoi An City, an ancient little town protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, isn't exactly my cup of tea. I believe that the town has become more of a themepark rather than a heritage site. Pretty much every single 200-300 year old house within the town has now transformed into a souvenier…