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    Hoi An, Vietnam is a small town located along a river and beach with many rice paddies. It has a well-preserved ancient heritage town where hundreds of lanterns are lit each evening. Over centuries as a meeting place for traders on the spice route, Hoi An was settled by the Dutch, Chinese, French, Indian, and Japanese, contributing to its unique architectural history preserved today as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can explore the town by bike to experience its slow, poetic pace under the golden light of French colonial-style yellow buildings, or take day trips to nearby mountains, islands, and villages to see colorful murals. The street food of Hoi An is also amazing, especially

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    Hoi An, Vietnam is a small town located along a river and beach with many rice paddies. It has a well-preserved ancient heritage town where hundreds of lanterns are lit each evening. Over centuries as a meeting place for traders on the spice route, Hoi An was settled by the Dutch, Chinese, French, Indian, and Japanese, contributing to its unique architectural history preserved today as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can explore the town by bike to experience its slow, poetic pace under the golden light of French colonial-style yellow buildings, or take day trips to nearby mountains, islands, and villages to see colorful murals. The street food of Hoi An is also amazing, especially

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    Hoi An, Vietnam is a small town located along a river and beach with many rice paddies. It has a well-preserved ancient heritage town where hundreds of lanterns are lit each evening. Over centuries as a meeting place for traders on the spice route, Hoi An was settled by the Dutch, Chinese, French, Indian, and Japanese, contributing to its unique architectural history preserved today as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can explore the town by bike to experience its slow, poetic pace under the golden light of French colonial-style yellow buildings, or take day trips to nearby mountains, islands, and villages to see colorful murals. The street food of Hoi An is also amazing, especially

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    Let's Move To Hoi An

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    Hoi An, Vietnam is a small town located along a river and beach with many rice paddies. It has a well-preserved ancient heritage town where hundreds of lanterns are lit each evening. Over centuries as a meeting place for traders on the spice route, Hoi An was settled by the Dutch, Chinese, French, Indian, and Japanese, contributing to its unique architectural history preserved today as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can explore the town by bike to experience its slow, poetic pace under the golden light of French colonial-style yellow buildings, or take day trips to nearby mountains, islands, and villages to see colorful murals. The street food of Hoi An is also amazing, especially

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    Let’s move to… Hoi An

    Hoi An in the middle of Vietnam is a little storybook town. It has a river, a


    beach, countless rice paddies and one ancient heritage town, where hundreds of
    lanterns are lit each evening. Hoi An means “peaceful meeting place,” and over
    the centuries on the spice route the Dutch, Chinese, French, Indian and Japanese
    all settled there, each contributing to the town’s mesmerising living
    architectural history, preserved now as a world heritage site.

    Go to Hoi An if you hang around with a bike, you will see the pace on the
    streets very slow and poetic. Gold light all day, because many buildings are
    painted a French colonial yellow. Let's try trekking through the mountains,
    camping in Cu Lao Cham, or explore the colorful murals at Thanh Tan Village -
    Hoi An is a great spot for day trips or weekends. More amazing is the street
    food in Hoi An. Come here, you must decise to try a bread, fried pancakes,...
    especially My Quang Noodles.

    I am also a person living in the town, but when I come to Hoi An, I am really
    surprised about the hospitality of the people here. Hoi An seems to be perfect
    both as a place to live and a place to visit. Everything is really great!

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