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Phan Chu Trinh Street is canopied by yellow sua flowers. Sua was a wild tree in Quang Nam Province, home to ancient town Hoi An, before locals started growing it for firewood in rural areas. |
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A man rides a bicycle under the shades of sua flowers. |
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Two vendors ride on Phan Chu Trinh Street. |
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Some sua trees are said to be nearly 300 years old. Tam Ky Town, around 50 kilometers from Hoi An, is a hub for their cultivation. |
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Hoi An has managed to preserve its tranquility and slow pace of life with its signature yellow walls and centuries-old houses. |
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Due to the impacts of Covid-19, restaurants and entertainment services across Hoi An were temporarily suspended until further notice. |
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A group of foreign tourists visited Hoi An on March 14. |
Photos by Do Anh Vu