A man enjoys reading and having coffee in front of his house (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Hoi An retains its peaceful beauty (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
A temporary closure notice on the door of a restaurant in Hoi An (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Beautiful flowers are blooming around the town (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Yellow houses in Hoi An ancient town (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Peaceful ancient streets (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
The Pagoda Bridge is quiet (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Sanitation workers collect rubbish on the river (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
All restaurants and coffee shops are closed (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
A quiet street next to the Hoai river (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
The boats are still without tourists (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Hoi An is at a slower pace of life (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Hoi An people only go outside when they really need to (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Tran Phu street (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Peaceful house under bougainvillea plants (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
A quiet road (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
The Pagoda Bridge is calm without visitors (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
A street vendor on a quiet lane (Photo: Vietnam Pictorial/VNA)
Peaceful Hoi An amid Covid-19 pandemic
The heritage town of Hoi An in the central province of Quang Nam has stopped welcoming tourists, adding to a long list of attractions in the country that have been shuttered over the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
