Hoi An's Ancient Town Bustles with Tourists Despite Rainy Weather
Despite flooding in Hoi An's ancient town due to heavy rains in early November, the tourist atmosphere remains vibrant and peaceful. The historical charm of Hoi An as a place where "waters converge" continues to attract visitors even in adverse weather.
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