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Hoi An ligger på begge sider av elva Thu Bon, omtrent midt i Vietnam. Byen har blitt bevart i gammel stil, og båtene har også beholdt øynene sine, som skal passe på at de ikke renner inn i noe farlig. Denne gubben finansierer sigarforbruket sitt med å fortelle turister at det er cirka hundre mil å gå til neste bro over elva, men at de kan få sitte på med ham over for en kvart dollar. |
Hoi An is located on both sides of the Thu Bon river, about midway up Vietnam. The city has been kept in a traditional style, and in the same manner the local boats have kept their eyes, put there to ensure that they will not run into something unpleasant. This guy earns money for his cigars by telling tourists that the next bridge across the river is about a thousand kilometres away, so they had better hire him to take them across instead. For next to nothing. | ||||||
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