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    Traditional instruments: by sglass, Views[188]
         		 We watched a traditional Vietnamese song & dance show: by sglass, Views[257]
         		 Shops in Hoi An: by sglass, Views[206]
         		 Hoi An is cool: by sglass, Views[154]
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    Love these prayer incense coils: by sglass, Views[246]
         		 Peaceful place: by sglass, Views[166]
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         		 Haha temple dogs get thirsty too: by sglass, Views[175]
         		 Awesome dragon fountain!: by sglass, Views[172]
     
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         		 Crazy ceramic demon statue: by sglass, Views[156]
         		 Gorgeous inside!: by sglass, Views[168]
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         		 Inside the temple: by sglass, Views[146]
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    Miniature fountain behind the temple: by sglass, Views[160]
         		 Cool miniatures set up in ponds and fountains around the grounds: by sglass, Views[205]
         		 The temple grounds: by sglass, Views[154]
         		 This gateway was added much later than the temple itself: by sglass, Views[159]
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    Pretty fountain in the back of the temple: by sglass, Views[130]
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         		 Heading to one of the main temples in Old Town: by sglass, Views[146]
         		 Marks on one of the pillars showing the flood levels :-( : by sglass, Views[165]
         		 Beautiful ancient house- Hoi An prospered as an early trading city full of merchant families who built these grand houses: by sglass, Views[182]
     
    The old water basin: by sglass, Views[148]
         		 Kitchen! A bit old fashioned...: by sglass, Views[187]
         		 Exploring the courtyard: by sglass, Views[117]
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         		 We learned about the family's ancestors and the architectural style of the cross beams shown here: by sglass, Views[161]
     
    Touring one of the Ancient Houses of Old Town Hoi An... made out of gorgeous teak wood and hundreds of years old: by sglass, Views[191]
         		 The other best way to get around town: by sglass, Views[175]
         		 Best way to get around Hoi An? Bike!: by sglass, Views[177]
         		 One of our favorite lunch places in Hoi An-- cheap, shady, and delicious!: by sglass, Views[194]
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    It was hilarious watching this game-- the crowd cheered whenever someone actually hit & smashed the pot, and laughed when they swung & missed!: by sglass, Views[197]
         		 A street game set up for the festival-- participants were blindfolded, spun around, and then had to walk forward and attempt to break a hanging ceramic pot with one swing of their little bats... kind of like a mix of a pinata with 'Pin the Tale on the Donkey': by sglass, Views[228]
         		 Lantern shop!: by sglass, Views[184]
         		 This is what a typical store front or restaurant in Hoi An looks like :-) Pretty!: by sglass, Views[185]
         		 We watched a Vietnamese folk play being performed. Apparently it was really funny b/c the crowd seemed to love it!: by sglass, Views[150]
     
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         		 Old Japanese bridge all lit up for night time: by sglass, Views[205]
         		 Traffic jam! Bunch of lanterns catch on fire!: by sglass, Views[183]
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         		 Part of the celebrations of the lantern festival!: by sglass, Views[165]
     
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