I'm back and happy to be sharing our photos from Hoi An today. Hoi An is such a bright and beautiful place. It sometimes felt like we were walking around on a movie set because it was just so charming. We got shoes made (mixed results), went on a few boat rides, bought some art, ate the best pizza I've had seen moving to Asia, and drove a scooter to the beach. We also celebrated Christmas. Of course we missed our families, but we couldn't complain too much when we were busy exploring such a pretty town! :)
Next up: Beautiful Halong Bay!
Amazing shots!
ReplyDeletewonderful photos, as always.
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cheers, vivi
These pictures are awesome. I love that last one.
ReplyDeleteAmazing pics!! I love the colors and the particulars you're able to immortalize! <3
ReplyDeleteThe pink flowers and the fish (the bubbles!) slay me. So glad you had a great time! :)
ReplyDeleteHoi An is so amazing isn't it? We've seen so many cities and villages now and Hoi An is still one of our favorites.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful city and gorgeous photos! My family grows both of those flowers!
ReplyDeleteWoow, I'm such a big fan of your photos ! They are all amazing...
ReplyDeletequite new to your blog and already spellbound. you are absolutely right, hoi an does look like the setting to a movie. serious, light and poetic at once. thank you for sharing that.
ReplyDeleteThese photographs are so wonderful. Makes me wish I could have seen it all myself ;)
ReplyDeleteThat Grandma smoking looks EXACTLY like my brother-in-law's grandma. Maybe it is her! These photos are incredible.
ReplyDeleteawesome! she sure has character.
DeleteBeautiful set of photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, as always! I love how you capture a place so perfectly.
ReplyDeleteI used to teach in Hanoi and loved traveling to HoiAn whenever I could, it's my favorite, these gorgeous photos made me a little heart sick for Vietnam. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethe pictures are beautiful! i love reading about your adventures!
ReplyDeleteamazing! i've loved reading your blog for a long time, and with each new post I am inspired by your beautiful photographs. (especially that last one!) Hope Korean life is treating you well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing all these wonderful and touching photos. I went to Japan and China but now I dream to go to Cambodia and Vietnam someday :)
ReplyDeleteyou are one fantastic human being. your photos inspire me with every post.
ReplyDeletegorgeous, you two!!!
ReplyDeletethat koi photo is perfect.
and the one directly after that one i love.
also is that one couple a bride+groom??
yes! it is (or an engagement shoot? in any case there was a photog with them). we actually saw quite a few weddings. this one cracks me up though - the girl is so dressed up & the guy is totally casual!
DeleteOMG these are BEAUTIFUL photos!!! :)
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these are absolutely wonderful! the last shot is just so perfect.
ReplyDeleteit looks like a beautiful place! you captured some really cool shots (the man in the last one and those people casting the net). i want to travel!
ReplyDeleteit's a woman! :) but yes, super cool. that shot was all mike.
Deletewhoawhoawhoa! these are great, but i have to say i love the fishing net photo. the net in the air is artwork in itself
ReplyDeleteI echo what everyone else has said. These shots are stunning!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful place. Those koi fish are fantastic! I want to visit Asia so badly!
ReplyDeletethese pictures are incredible!
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ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your images! You are so extremely talented!
ReplyDeleteThat net casking photo is incredible! And I think I already voiced my adoration for the woman smoking on Facebook. Will never get tired of your photos.
ReplyDeleteI cannot get over how gorgeous your photos have been! your trip looks like it's been quite an adventure so far :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! One thing I like about tropics is the weather, love it. Great shots. Got my eye on your next posts.
ReplyDeletesigh. this place just stole my heart.
ReplyDeleteLoving these shots! Especially the last one of the woman smoking. I finish teaching in Korea this week, so I am beyond excited to finally make it down to SE Asia. ;D
ReplyDeleteawesome photo casting the net, and smoking. so rad. hoi an was a bustling loud place, and when we were there it was dumping rain the whole time. i need to do it again!
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