I am glad we decided on Hoi An for this three days and two night get-away from Saigon. Just a short flight from Saigon to Da Nang and a van pre-arrange for us from Que Villa hotel took us to us to Hoi An. The Que Villa is a two blocks from Hoi An old town. It's only a short walk to the night market and to the popular Japanese Covered Bridge.
APEC Park in Da Nang - Dragon Bridge (Cau Rong) on the background. |
Dragon bridge on the Han River near Da Nang airport. |
Traveling on the Dragon Bridge to Hoi An |
The Historic Cultural and Education Hall of Ancient Hoi An. |
Son Phong Shrine |
Hoi An marina with tradition wooden tour boats for rent. |
The canal lit up beautifully with boats, lanterns and candle lights. |
Evening boats with floating candles. |
Long Tho temple situated in the middle of the night market. |
A street in Hoi An Ancient town. |
Bougainvilleas splash its vibrant color on streets and alleys in the old town. |
Under bougainvillea vines |
Temple by the Japanese Covered Bridge |
The Japenese Covered Bridge under construction |
Tham, the Que Villa manager arranged for transportation to take us to That Cha River where we could take basket boat tour to visit the Seven Colors Palm Jungle and water coconut inlet.
Two people, one colorful bamboo basket boat (known as coracle) and one paddler/rower. |
Sawyer helped paddling the boat. |
A relaxing ride down the river. |
Andrew and Sawyer in the background. |
The palm jungle |
Palm jungle/water coconut inlet. |
Busy That Cha River with large groups of basket boats |
Relaxing by An Bang beach |
An Bang beach with Cham Islands in the background. |
Basket boats for rent along the beach. |
Ready for taking off |
Up in the air |
Beautiful view of parasail and the Cham Islands. |
After parasailing. |
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