The Amblings and Ramblings of the Ingalls Family

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Saturday, September 23, 2006

Hoi An Market

Despite its becoming an increasingly popular tourist attraction, Hoi An stills maintains a feeling of being rather more local than otherwise.


The market is a good example of this, where hundreds of people from the region come every morning to sell their wares and their vegetables, and whatnot.



The picture below shows old women selling betel nut, a substance chewed by people through south and southeast asia, and elsewhere, said to be a narcotic.

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