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HoiAn

HoiAn is a coastal town about halfway between Hanoi and Saigon. In the 16th and 17th Centuries it was an important trading city for the Chinese, Japanese, Dutch and Portuguese. However, the harbour entrance silted up and large boats could no longer enter. These days the fishing vessels anchor outside this sandbar and the woman in small boats ferry the fish to the market in HoiAn. The old town was added to UNESCO's world heritage list.

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Selling fish from the boatMy Son the Cham ruins south of HoiAn My Son the Cham ruins south of HoiAn
Old man at My Son the Cham ruins south of HoiAnMy Son the Cham ruins south of HoiAn Tourist at My Son the Cham ruins south of HoiAn
Tourists at My Son the Cham ruins south of HoiAnBoats in the Thu Bon River Unloading vegetables at the wharf
Men playing cards on the wharfMan and dog at the entrance to a traditional house Market scene Hoi An
Cutting up the skateOld woman at the fish market Young girl at the fish market
The boatwomanBoats across the Thu Bon River Boats on the Thu Bon River
Selling pineapples on the wharfSelling pineapples on the wharf Traders waiting on the wharf for the fish to arrive
Fish sellers - a skateThe women and small boats that ferry the fish from the deep water fishing boats to the fish market Ferrying people and bikes
Market scene Hoi AnMarket scene Hoi An Old woman selling fish
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