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Let's spend at least three days in Hoi An

Translated by H.THU • Nov 14, 2024 16:13

(QNO) - Korean travel blogger Lee Yu Jini advises tourists to stay in Hoi An for at least three nights to fully relax and enjoy their holiday. Despite travelling to many countries, she has a special love for Vietnam thanks to its rich cuisine, friendly people, and affordable tourism services.

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In early November, Jini booked a one-week tour to Danang and Hoi An, spending three nights enjoying the scenery in Hoi An.She had a memorable experience visiting Ba Na Hill and cycling through the flooded streets in Hoi An ancient town.
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Jini opted for the well-liked walking costume for families and groups while she was in Hoi An.
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Jini visited a massage spa for therapeutic treatments every day and happily took photos with the staff when she was in Hoi An.
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Jini on a street of the Hoi An ancient town
Jini visited a massage spa for therapeutic treatments every day and happily took photos with the staff when she was in Hoi An.
Jini on a bridge across the Thu Bon River
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Jini was graceful in the traditional Vietnamese dress, áo dài.
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Jini with colourful lanterns in Hoi An
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Jini stayed in a luxurious hotel near Hoi An.
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The beautiful view from the hotel balcony
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Earlier, she visited Danang and took the cable car to Ba Na Hills.
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Jini used a traditional Vietnamese conical hat for sun and rain protection throughout her trip.
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Jini prioritised tasting traditional Vietnamese dishes, praising the variety, especially seafood noodles.
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Jini also enjoyed plenty of fresh fruit at great prices.
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Jini loves mango and mango smoothies in Vietnam.
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Jini was relaxing by the scenic riverside.
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Jini savoured Vietnamese cuisine and enjoyed ordering meals to her hotel room for quiet dining.

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