EL PUEBLO MÁS BONITO DE VIETNAM | VIETNAM #6

I have arrived at my next destination my next city which is Hoi An It is known as the Hoi An of Vietnam Terrible joke I know But it is true that it is known as the most beautiful city or place Well more than a place the most beautiful city in Vietnam So I'll look at it more closely tomorrow because it's already nighttime now But anyway I'll take a walk to see what kind of atmosphere there is now At this hour the little stores shops and bars and these kinds of places So nothing else I'll take a little walk But I'm showing you the room this hotel is very good it's called Hotel Ha An I love it This is the room this bed is huge super super big Come here all set I think the girl said she had a kimono Well there's definitely a kimono here Ugly Yes but well it's still a kimono Then here is a little armor I don't know where this goes And here is a bathroom which is also very nice with its little plants and all that No the truth is that it's great And the coolest thing for me is that it's the entrance Okay so this is the door and we'll go out this way And this is already at the driveway which is the entrance to the hotel right there Then this is the small garden at the entrance There is a billiard table and all of this is the street here are the little stalls and such Here is also a place to sit and be comfortable So it's great I'm going to rest a bit two minutes and then I'll go out to visit the city Hoi An is the place I'm liking the most right now for its nightlife in Vietnam Oh it's well worth spending at least one night in Hoi An Walking through all the streets in the old town which isn't very big Well you can easily watch it in a short while There are many jobs and you can also go boating through the canals or rivers in the area There are so many colors and I don't know it's great If the boatmen and clerks would just ease up a bit it would be perfect But it's really worth it I'm telling you It's super super cute super cozy And I don't know they're all these little tiny houses old and stuff I really like this vibe I'm going to start visiting Hoi An during the day now after having wandered around at night yesterday It's really beautiful And as I told you Hoi An is known as the most beautiful city in Vietnam It's a very very small town And the most interesting and beautiful thing is the old town which you can walk through in a short time And it is well in the center There are a lot of hotels and hostels around so and they are quite affordable It's the cheapest place in Vietnam but they're pretty good And yet it is said that Hoi An was one of the most important port cities in the world centuries a thousand years ago And it has had several settlements from different civilizations the main ones being Dutch Japanese and Chinese From the Dutch I don't know if anything remains but above all what remains the most is From Chinese culture which are the majority of the small houses in the historic center They have a Chinese architecture they are all little cottages with sloping roofs etc And if last night this place was mainly tourist-oriented right now in the morning it's a super local atmosphere Because all the markets are filled with vegetables fruits and general food And then all the local citizens are here shopping and it's a madhouse Oh there's a really cool atmosphere and it's even hard to walk The good thing is that once you enter what is truly the historical center it is a zone that is completely pedestrian No motor vehicle traffic is not allowed except for bicycles Then it's much more peaceful I mean I've already left that market behind Well now just a motorcyclist has to come to take me the wrong way Here there's practically no one left because this area is much more touristy And since it's still early people haven't started moving around yet especially the Chinese tours When they start moving you won't be able to walk here anymore So for now let's enjoy everything we can Here are a lot of little boats that are really good These are trips taken through the canals through the rivers that are here in Hoi An So it's an option that well you can consider And at night as you saw yesterday as well We can go on excursions but by putting candles on the water and such Then nothing it's really cool And as I was saying the influences of the various settlements that have been here There are also several touches of Japanese culture And indeed the most well-known and typical place here in Hoi An It is a Japanese bridge which is the one I am going to address now The Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi A Here behind is the Japanese Bridge the one I was telling you about It is from the 16th century and is the most famous bridge here because it is super beautiful It's from 1528 or around that time when the Japanese were settled here And in the late 19th century the French modified it Because as you know France had very important colonies here in Vietnam It was controlled by France until the mid-20th century at the Vietnamese expelled them during all the Indochina wars And then during that time at the end of the 19th century The French modified the bridge so that cars could pass through Then they flattened it a bit They put it back in the early 20th century To maintain the original structure and architecture of the bridge which is a very beautiful bridge It's very short it will be about 10 meters from side to side And it is built with wood stone and cement Then if you come this way it's highly recommended You won't want to miss it because it's in the middle of Hoi An And it even appears on the back of the bills More information www alimmenta com Hello An is back already He took another Grab that brought him to Da Nang It's where I left from yesterday I have now arrived in Da Nang and have just taken a train I have just boarded one of these first-class ones they have four bunks which will take me to Hue Where is my next destination the next city I am going to visit It's a little north of Da Nang about three hours away So I don't know why they gave me bunks because really for three hours I'm not going to sleep But anyway I'll tell you more when I get there So nothing else see you in a bit Subtitles created by the Amara org community