• Home
  • About
  • Portfolios
  • Weddings
  • Browse
  • Search
  • Design
  • Blog
  • Contact
  2. Travel Photography

Vietnam

Read More
Locals ride through the ancient town in Hoi An - this area is closed to motorised traffic in the evenings.
46 / 65

Locals ride through the ancient town in Hoi An - this area is closed to motorised traffic in the evenings.

Asia Europe 2010Hoi AnVietnam

  • A local sells some snacks on the waterfront in the ancient town in Hoi An.
  • A man pulls a cart across a bridge in Hoi An while a local artist shows his work to a passer-by.
  • A stall sells Cao Lau, a local Hoi An noodle dish who's distinctive flavour is said to come from the water used, which is unique to just a few wells in the area.
  • An old rickshaw cart.
  • I had a cold while in Hoi An, and went to the pharmacy across the road from my hotel to get some supplies. This chinese miricle oil is what was given to me, which apparently fixes everything including muscle aches, gas, and clears noses. It seems fairly similar to vicks and deep heat.. and I have to say it works!
  • Locals ride through the ancient town in Hoi An - this area is closed to motorised traffic in the evenings.
  • The covered Japanese bridge in the ancient town in Hoi An. Built in the late 1500's. This extremely robust little bridge has a small shrine in the middle of it.
  • This huge riverboat has been converted into a restaurant in a small village west of Hoi An.
  • This man herds cows down the main 4-lane coastal highway linking Danang and Hoi An.
  • Fishermen on China Beach with Danang in the background.
  • P1030937
  • A view from the bluff over a small lake and then behind it China Beach and Danang.
  • A small jetty north of Danang.
  • A restaurant on the outskirts of Hoi An where I stopped for dinner.
  • Goodbye Hoi An... Hello Hanoi. Within minutes of arriving at my hotel I was tasting the local brew on the balcony of my room.
  • The view from the balcony of my room in Hanoi.
  • P1040132
  • It's NEW? Really?
  • P1040208
  • I think I've figured out how things work in Vietnam. The women do all the work while the men sit around drinking coffee and playing chequers. Australia, take note!
  • No Comments
  • Photo Sharing
  • About SmugMug
  • Browse Photos
  • Prints & Gifts
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Contact
  • Owner Log In
© 2020 SmugMug, Inc.