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A tourist cycling around the ancient town under the rows of Dalbergia tonkinensis flowers.
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Two peddlers cycling on Phan Chu Trinh street. There are very few visitors to Hoi An due to the Covid-19 epidemic, so the streets have become quiet and empty.
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A tourist taking a photo in front of a conical hat shop on Phan Chu Trinh street.
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Hoi An and Tam Ky cities are the localities with the most yellow Dalbergia tonkinensis trees in Quang Nam Province.
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A local worker, wearing Ao Dai (Vietnamese traditional long dress), takes a photo with Dalbergia tonkinensis flowers falling on the street.
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Dalbergia tonkinensis flowers bloom in front of a restaurant on Phan Chu Trinh street. Due to fears over the epidemic, restaurants in Hoi An are also empty, while some are closed.
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A group of foreign visitors visiting the ancient town on March 14.
Due to the developments of Covid-19, Hoi An city’s authorities temporarily suspended all activities at relic sites and the pedestrian street until March 31. In addition, the locality has simultaneously stopped receiving tourists at several places such as Cu Lao Cham, Bay Mau coconut forest, Thanh Ha pottery village, and Tra Que vegetable village.
