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Hoi An Photos
Hoi An is a quaint little town about midway along the coast of Vietnam. The architecture is diverse with influences from Japan, China, and France.
Fujian Chinese dragons, Hoi An - Vietnam
Japanese bridge constructed in 1593
Several
blocks from the Japanese bridge, are French influenced buildings and colors
Interspersed
amongst the shops and restaurants are Chinese pagodas and meeting halls.
Several
kilometers from Hoi An is the ancient Champa city of My Son. The city
prospered between the 2th and 15th centuries, AD. The picture is of Shiva,
a Hindu diety.
Check out more about our trip in the Hoi An Journal.