The Tran Family Home and Chapel Hoi An

21 Le Loi, Hoi An , Vietnam

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  • it's nice to visit

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    asia_bunkers 8 contributions Porto, Portugal Nov 15, 2011

    it's not fantastic but it's nice to visit and support the locals :)

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  • 1

    The picturesque lantern's village

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    After a bumpy bus ride from Hué we were quite tired when we got to the picturesque city of Hoi An. Arriving there we were approached by a dozen hotel agents calling us to go to their shuttle bus for free to see their hotel. After checking some hotels on the map we decided to go to one that was near the old city center in case we had to look for …

  • 2

    A very busy day...

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    Hello

    We left our hotel at 8:00am; to make our way to the Ancient Town of Hoi An, about 10 000 people live in the Ancient town. In the 16th and 17th centuries, Hoi An was the International trading centre in Southern Vietnam. Foreign merchant ships came to Hoi An in great numbers, for annual commercial fairs that …

  • 3

    Finding the sun (and the full moon)

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    We finally managed to take a journey without any problems (well apart from a broken seat)! Even better when we arrived the sun was shining. We heard the sun wasn't likely to last for long so we hired bikes and headed to the beach for the last part of the afternoon where we managed to swim and soak up some sun.

    In the evening we headed …

  • 4

    Flying to Ho Chi Minh!

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    Today we woke up at around 7 AM, and left our hotel at 8 AM. We stayed in Hoi An for a while before going to Da Nang, and we stopped at the ancient city. 10 000 people live in the ancient city. Hoi An was a huge shipping port hundreds of years ago, therefore there are many things in the ancient city. Our first stop was the Hoi An …