QUANG NAM – The view and rhythm of spring life in Hoi An ancient town through the lens of Phan Cong Nguyen.
In the past few days, Phan Cong Nguyen (also known as Phan Nguyen, born in 1996), the administrator of the “Review Hoi An” group, has been roaming around to record the beauty of Hoi An ancient town to welcome the Lunar New Year. Nguyen was born in Nghe An, has lived with Hoi An for 5 years, so he considers the old town as his second homeland. In the photo, he recorded the image of a peaceful Hoi street corner in the spring.
All the streets of Hoi An put on a spring shirt to attract tourists. Photo of urban construction workers watering spring flowers on Bach Dang street.
Bustling life on Tran Phu street.
Hoi An was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage in 1999. Many activities to welcome the Lunar New Year are parts of the organizational plan, such as the program “Going to Hoi An to travel to spring” with the link between Hoi An Ancient Town and Hoi An Ancient Town. and traditional craft villages, put into service from the 4th day of Tet. Accordingly, visitors can visit and learn about tangible and intangible cultural values in the Old Quarter, Tra Que vegetable village, Thanh Ha pottery village and enjoy the scenery of Hoi An by tram system.
Spring scene in deep colors, with yellow walls of the ancient spectrum on Bach Dang street.
“When photographing a girl by the flower lights in front of the Covered Bridge when the old town lights up, the warm feeling of the last day of the year seems to have passed gently,” said Mr. Phan Nguyen.
Morning dew hovers over An Hoi bridge, crossing the romantic Hoai River.
The couple walks in the colorful space of lanterns hanging at the Folklore Museum, Hoang Van Thu Street.
The old man quietly cycled through the street in the season of red leaves, a moment of peace in the morning on Chau Thuong Van street.
The colorful spring coffee shop at a corner of Chau Thuong Van street opens the earliest to serve visitors.
Hoi An is one of five localities that are allowed to pilot international arrivals in phase 1 and is one of three localities that receive international visitors. This ancient town is one of the places proposed by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to continue implementing the phase 2 international pilot program, ready to open up to international tourism completely. from the end of March.
Photo: Phan Cong Nguyen