Cities Vietnam

After four months on the highway, I’ve discovered which forms of destinations I like more: gritty locations, hippie beaches, little cities which have yet to be found because of the public.

I’ve also discovered the thing I don’t like: anywhere that serves rich, upmarket tourists. By the time the upmarket tourists arrive, a location has actually typically been toured to demise by everyone else.

Hoi An, an adorable little town in central Vietnam, is much like the towns that i'd be inclined to hate. But against all odds, we loved Hoi An anyway.

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Hoi An is most famous because of its custom garments shops. You can have formal wear, casual use, old-fashioned Vietnamese clothing and sometimes even shoes designed for both you and priced far less expensive than you'll spend at home.

Hoi a can also be a good option in Vietnam for buying high quality souvenirs, from artwork, furnishings and collectibles to fabric services and products and jewelry.

There’s a beautiful riverfront, and there’s no better way to explore it rather than simply take a motorboat trip!

But i believe that I like Hoi An because, unlike Luang Prabang or Siem Reap, it's a genuinely neighborhood feeling to it. Hoi An is a destination for the Vietnamese and worldwide tourists. It assisted that we remained several blocks north of primary touristy location, in which we came across more locals.

Hoi a has also lots of tasty culinary specialties special on city. My favorite meal? Cau Lau Heo, grain noodles in broth with slices of chicken!

And it’s difficult to get a city much more photogenic than Hoi An. There was clearly a lovely moment around every place.