Here we are just biking through the streets of Hoi An.
Here we have our little ticket for sightseeing around Hoi An.
The way it works is that you pay six dollars and you get a ticket that grants you access
into five different historic sites around town and you just show up at the entrance.
They snip off one of these little tabs and you're good to go.
Here we are at the Japanese covered bridge.
It was built in 1593.
Construction on this bridge began on the year of the monkey and finished on the year of
the dog and for that reason one side of the bridge is guarded by a monkey and the other
by
a dog.
Here we are at the most popular pedestrian bridge in town.
I'm standing here at a small square and this is where a lot of fabulous performances take
place - especially at night time.
We are at Quang Dong Assembly hall.
It's a place of worship for the Cantonese community.
Up next we are visiting the Assembly Hall of the Fujian Chinese.
This place now acts as a temple to the Goddess Tian Hao who is from the Fujian province in
China.