In its ancient streets, recognised as World Cultural Heritage, many things have remained intact as precious relics apart f-rom the war-ravaged ones.
Hoi An is a living museum cre-ated and carefully preserved by the city dwellers.
At night it feels like a life form in the fullest sense of the word.
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| Ancient streets at night |
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| Lanterns light up the Hoai River |
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| Restaurants at the foot of An Hoi bridge |
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| A section for pedestrians |
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| Cau pagoda |
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| A singing lesson |
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| Tourists at coffee shops and restaurants |
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| Visitors enjoy bai choi singing |
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| A street selling lanterns on the other side of An Hoi bridge |
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| An ancient well |
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| A corner so peaceful and quiet |
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