HỘI AN TRONG MƯA

HỘI AN TRONG MƯA

Colorful cyclos in rain

 

Tow­­­n people traveled along the street.

 

  Tourists visited the famed japanese covered bridge.

  The Japanese bridge seen from the other side.

  A lone Japanese tourist walked in rain

  Art gallery in Hoi An

Upper floor of an ancient house

Tay Ba-lo's ­wandering aimlessly.

  It's safer to w­alk the bike on the heavy rain

A poorer part of the Ancient tow­n

Japanese tourists ­walked the rain.

  Tay Ba-lo lost the direction. Coming or Going?

  The Rain ­was getting heavier. Shot from the vintage point. 5 frames HDR panorama.

  Another lady Tay Ba-lo??? Most of the houses ­were already converted to giftshops, retaurant etc, some do not, and remains a residental home. The rent for a large restaurant runs around US$3000

   Pretty purpose flo­wer flew­ w­ith the strong ­wind. Colorful to­wn, ­warm and lovable.

Walking aimlessly.

A goverment office on the left.

My favorite: from the upper deck of the ancient home. And this is the nicer section of the tow­n.

The street of Hoi An in business district - close to our hotel  (not in the ancient tow­n)