This week, windows from Hội An, Vietnam.
I’m currently traveling in Vietnam. Hội An and Huế are my destinations this time.
Hội An is a Unesco World Heritage site and is now a major tourist attraction.
Old Town Hội An, the city’s historic district, is recognized as an exceptionally well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century, its buildings and street plan reflecting a unique blend of influences, indigenous and foreign.
The old town is beautiful, geared up for the tourist trade, but nevertheless a place you can’t miss if you come to Vietnam.
A few windows from the old town…just from a couple of buildings along the waterfront, all distinctively ochre-hued.
Captain Tom’s daughter, posing for me in front of a colourful window, before the river trip. A future post…
Taking part in Monday Window, a weekly challenge hosted by Ludwig. Pop on over to have a look or join in…
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It looks gorgeous, Vicky.
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Thanks, Mick, it really is the most stunning place. I do have a few posts and photos to share eventually… Onwards to Hue tomorrow, so loving this journey!
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Have a great time!
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Neat photos, neat windows, and rather secure too! Thank you for sharing!
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What a terrific shot. I loved Hoi An and was lucky to be there for some great weather. Did you go to the cooking school? My mouth is salivating remembering all the yummy food.
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Thanks, TM. I had great weather too, a lovely place to visit. No cooking school visit, but I think I did everything else and the food is divine!
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I have done my photo tour by all the link you sent, Vicky. Well done with your camera. Wow, some pretty amazing shots. May I save some to photo library on our website?
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Thank you, I’m so pleased you liked my posts on Vietnam and my photos. Please email me on vicky2@cytanet.com.cy for further discussion, I’m keen to take up your tours having looked at your website, especially Myanmar, but I think it’s better to do it outside of the blog, hope you also agree… send me a contact email and I will come back to you..Thanks for your interest…
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