Hoi An view from above

Hoi An view from above

From an elevated viewpoint, Hoi An appears as a charming picture with layers of moss-covered roofs and Thu Bon River flows through the city.

In the ancient town of Hoi An, the highest house has only three floors, where many visitors choose to see the panoramic world heritage from above. But with the picture "Hoi An roof" by photographer Vo Rin, visitors can admire the panoramic view of Hoi An with a completely different view.

Vo Rin said that the photos were made for several days and are all his best works.

These works have also been honored at many prestigious photo exhibitions such as Heritage's Heritage Journey.

Most of the houses in Hoi An ancient town have a traditional architecture, dating from the 17th to 19th century with a 2-3 storey structure, tiled.

Besides architectural characteristics, what makes Hoi An always win the hearts of visitors is the atmosphere of peace during the day and bustle but not shuffle down the afternoon.

Guests can choose a boat tour on the Thu Bon River beside cycling around alleys.

Located in a small creek in the ancient town, Bridge Pagoda is a place to visit in Hoi An. Works built by Japanese traders in the early 17th century should be called Japanese bridge.

Compared with the Bach Dang road, across the An Hoi bridge across the river, the Nguyen Phuc Chu road, space is more spacious, cool. This is where festivals, games or exhibitions take place.

Another corner of Hoi An ancient town.