Historic Covered Bridge

The Japanese covered bridge compliments the historic architecture of Hoi An very well.
The Japanese covered bridge compliments the historic architecture of Hoi An very well.
Enjoying happy hour along the riverside!
Our first course was a specialty of Hỏi An - the White Rose Dumpling. Very nice shrimp and pork dumplings with deep fried shallots and garlic. I opted for the duck breast in 5 spice and Craig choseMeer informatie
We visited the Tan Kỳ Heritage House. Eight generations lived in this historic house including the current family. Various styles of architecture and design from China, Japan and Vietnam can beMeer informatie
Omg, the best banh mi I’ve had! I opted for the special with roast pork, pate, avocado, egg, plenty of herbs and the perfect French baguette - YUM!
Phi Banh Mi - great small family run business!
Enjoying some happy hour beverages in ancient Hỏi An.
Craig and I had a festive board ride in Hoi An this evening. Beautiful, peaceful, and colorful.
Today Craig and I hoped on some bikes and headed to the beach. After getting some rays we had a delicious seafood lunch. The grilled shrimp (didn’t get photographed …:), grilled clams and scallopsMeer informatie
This afternoon we got on our bikes and cycled to Cam Kim Island. After crossing two rickety bridges we were treated to a peaceful world of emerald rice fields, playful water buffalos, and welcomeMeer informatie
Today we ventured through Hỏi An’s Old Town and found the Fukien Chinese Congregational Assembly Hall. There are very nice courtyards separating the different alters. One alter room had aMeer informatie