Ha an Hoi an

... and guaranteed monthly salary is scary but when I get back I plan on calling you all and making you let me stay on your couch!! HA HA. Here is where I am planning on going: Beijing - Hong Kong - Bankok - Thailand - Cambodia - Singapore - Cairns - ...

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... surreal. You can get a pair of 3 foot dragons of solid marble shipped home to the UK for $300... we were tempted ha ha. HOI AN: Beautiful little town that still has many of the old French buildings from when they governed Vietnam. However, nearly every ...

... time with them. The hotel was lovely. Nice rooms, swimming pool and free cocktails every day at 18:00! Perfect! I had heard a lot about Hoi An from Karen who was here 3 years ago. Well she did not exaggerate. The place is wonderful. On our first night ...

Hoi An - "A living museum, the riverside town of Hoi An oozes charm and culture from every corner.  Emphatically the most enchanting place along the coast, this is one spot worth lingering in."  Lonely Planet Well, lingering we ...

... is a mainly industrial and commercial sprawl, mainly frequented by tourists solely for its international airport.   The marble mountains between Hoi An and Da Nang looked pretty but we didn't have time to stop.   The hotel was another case ...

Hoi An est plus touristique que An Hoi mais on peut le comprendre cette ville est tellement plus charmante et il y fait chaud!!! Enfin on peut mettre notre maillot et nos gougounes!! Hoi An est une ville pour les femmes. Gaby se promene dans les rues, les ...

... 't figured it out yet, Hue is pronounced 'hway" in Vietnamese) We had previously arranged private transportation from Hue to Hoi An through a woman named Ha, a travel agent based in Danang. Our driver spoke no English, and since we had only learned how to ...

... Ba don, a fishing village where hundreds of colourful fishing boats further brightened our day. At the end of 60 miles,  Dong Hoi was smaller than we had expected, but we managed to find a clean, good room in a hotel with a lovely receptionist who ...

... After a quick check-in we dropped of our luggage and took our umbrellas and ventured into the Old Town.  The initial impression of Hoi An was amazing, not like any place we had seen before.  It is very quaint, with the streets full of colour ...

... Tung's is located on the riverfront under a tin roof of about 6 other small restaurants with short bench seating. We enjoyed some Hoi An spring rolls, chicken wontons and fresh beer for 30 cents each! While walking back to the hotel we noticed the ...

... Asian trading port of the 15th to 19th centuries, with buildings that display a unique blend of local and foreign influences. I love Hoi An.  It attracts a fair number of tourists and I can see why, it is also a well-established stopover on the old ...

... to Oz for 45 pounds! Mekong Tailors! Hostel/Hotel: Ha An Hotel - not really a backpacker place but built in traditional Hoi An style in beautiful gardens. Jo loved the flower on the pillow touch!! Impressions: The Florence of Asia. Our favourite ...

... 8am we were checking-in to our wonderful hotel - the best so far - and tucking in to a fabulous breakfast. The old town of Hoi An is the tailor-made capital of Vietnam (as well as a UNESCO site of historical importance). It's a delight to wander the ...

... and I can stay awake when we travel. We then went to the airport and flew to Da Nang, got the tour bus and came straight to Hoi An, which is on the beach and in the centre of Vietnam. Tomorrow we will go and have clothes made - I really want to get ...

... of the ruins date back to the 4th century. We then watched a display of Cham dancing (very similar to Balinese).  Back in Hoi An we went and picked up our clothes we had ordered from the tailors and continued wandering around the town. Went and saw ...