Vietnam top 10: Hoi An at night
Hoi An is a sleepy village in central Vietnam - so small that the streets are blissfully free of traffic. It is full of tailoring shops that make made-to-measure clothes for tourists in 24 hours (I had a pair of palazzo pants and a long silk skirt made) and there are a few museums and old houses you can visit.
But it's in the evenings that Hoi An really comes alive. The trees are full of glowing paper lanterns, the river is lit up and if you're lucky, performance of traditional dances take place. There are many great restaurants, where you can sit outside, fill up on delicious Vietnamese fare and soak up the atmosphere with a bottle of La Rue beer.
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| Me chowing down on lovely Vietnamese nosh |
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| Alex enjoying a beer in the evening by the river |
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| Shops selling glowing paper lanterns |
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| Couldn't help but include a pic of one of my yummy Hoi An meals |
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| The light display on Hoi An's river |
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| A traditional Vietnamese dance performance in Hoi An |
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