Colorful Vietnam Hoi An Ancient Town (In addition to the previous article about custom-made clothes️➡️Swipe right and there are four must-do things in Hoi An Ancient Town!

With its rich history, unique architecture and colorful cultural activities, Hoi An Ancient Town has become one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Vietnam and is currently my favorite place in Vietnam😍 1. Mot hoi an herbal tea When you are in extremely hot weather and see people holding an unknown drink with some smoothie in it, you must have a drink! Everyone will silently keep walking towards this store, and then silently pay for it. Even if they don’t know where the specific location is, they will find it with the crowd! Whether it tastes good or not depends on the individual, but at least it’s cool enough 🧊 2. Rickshaw There are so many rickshaws in Vietnam that they are all over the road. When they are taking a break, they will see neat rows of them. The drivers are either chatting with the driver next door or lying on the rickshaw with their feet up. The scene is really interesting, but this activity for tourists requires bargaining, so be sure to negotiate a good price before getting on the bus! (Rather than sitting in the car, I prefer to see them neatly lined up in a row. It looks particularly healing) 3. Release the water lamp When you come to Hoi An, you must take a boat ride to put out water lanterns. Even if you don’t want to put them out, you will still ask for a price when you see others putting them out, and you will find that “ah~ it’s so cheap.” 🔥Those who are afraid of fire should be careful🥺 Although it is a very ceremonial event, it is very warm for families and very romantic for couples, but the wind on the water is really strong, and the lanterns will be blown around and messed up if you are not careful. I was so angry that I quickly let go and put the lamp down. As soon as I put it out, the lamp poured directly into the water and went out. I hope all my wishes will come true🥺🤞🏻 4. Must-eat French bread The French bread in Vietnam🇻🇳 is really good! very! good! eat! , it tastes quite delicious. In addition to buying bánh mì to eat (with fillings), we saw the French bread mini factory producing it on the roadside and couldn’t help but buy two sticks to eat🥖😍😍 (Whether Vietnamese put it in a bag or a basket, it will be delivered directly to you without packaging. You don’t have to worry about getting dirty when playing with it. You can just take it with you👌🏼In order to eat, you will lose all mysophobia👍🏼) Small encyclopedia: Hội An Ancient Town is located in Quang Nam Province in central Vietnam. It is an ancient trading port with a long history and well-preserved. The city’s history dates back to between the 15th and 19th centuries, when it was one of the most important trading ports in Southeast Asia ⚓️ Hoi An attracted businessmen from China, Japan, India and Europe, forming a multicultural city. Therefore, the architectural style of Hoi An Ancient Town combines Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and French elements. The streets within the ancient city are narrow and winding, lined with well-preserved wooden commercial buildings and temples. These foreign cultures not only influenced its architectural style, but also had a profound impact on Hui'an's religion and lifestyle. #rickshaw #entire row #lantern #port #Hui'an #古城 ##凯安 ##hoian #Vietnam #vietnam #hoianoldtown #visit