Longan Homestay, Hoi An, Day 2

After getting up slowly again we head into the old town for breakfast. It is great to be so close to it as it is truly great to walk around at any time of the day. We decide to have some rest after our food and head back, before setting off again mid afternoon.
As we walk into the town, we use some of the tickets on our main old town ticket to get into historical relics. Firstly, we visit an ancient house that was built over 200 years ago. It could have been really interesting, but the fact every room was now a shop with someone selling something kind of took the interest out of it.
After that we went to a small photo gallery/museum which contained the work of rehnan. He had travelled all over Vietnam taking shots of the various tribes and taking there tribal clothing to show. The clothes and information was great but the pictures were the best part. Huge and unbelievably clear.
We decided to eat tea at the market which was very tasty (apart from some banana pancakes when the woman selling them charged us double) and had a few beers before heading to the guitar Hawaii Bar. The live band were great, even if all the music was Vietnamese!Okumaya devam et