Three days is Hoi An are just not enough to take in the city which was once Vietnam’s most important trading post. Designated a world heritage site, old town Hoi An has retained its old world charm and style. Automobiles are prohibited from old town center making it perfect for walking or renting a motorbike. Many visitors come to have new clothes tailored (done,)
take a walking tour through old town (done,)
or maybe a boatride down the Bon river (done.)
But by far the most memorable day was renting a motorbike and getting lost in the surrounding villages and country side where I met a wonderful family from Can Nam village
and later rode to the coutry side where an old rice farmer showed my his bountiful crop
Alas, we could not stay longer. A four hour bus ride to the old North / South Vietnamese delineation city of Hue stopped at Marble Mountain. Sometimes timing is pure luck, as when I walked into one of the mauntians’ cathedral caves to find few rays of sunlight swirling through incense smoke onto the marble platform below.
3 responses so far ↓
1 alejna // Mar 19, 2008 at 9:06 pm
Those photos are gorgeous. And your trip sounds amazing.
2 Jill // Mar 25, 2008 at 11:30 am
Jason….looks amazing. You are a phenomenal photographer and need to sell your work b/c I would definately purchase some. The picture with you in it with the sun rays is wonderful. Looks like you are having a great time. See you soon.
3 jack // Mar 26, 2008 at 7:34 am
Jason,
As always your pics look incredible and I look forward to hearing about your adventures in person. enjoy !
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