Many streets in Quang Nam Province’s Hoi An City have remained submerged under waters as a result of heavy rain lasting from September 27 to early morning of September 28 due to the influence of typhoon Noru.

However, many foreign tourists showed their excitement at wading in the water and taking a boat ride around the ancient town.

Below are some photos, captured by our freelance photographer Phuc An on September 28, which showcase foreign tourists’ experience in the ancient town from a different angle.

Heavy rain due to the influence of typhoon Noru caused flooding in Hoi An.

Tourists rent a boat to ride around flooded streets.

Many foreign tourists are very excited at wading in floodwaters

A female foreigner said that this is her most memorable experience in Hoi An.

Some roads were flooded about 30 - 40cm.

The price of renting a boat to visit the ancient town is ranging from VND150,000 to VND200,000.

Coffee shops near flooded roads attract large numbers of foreign tourists.

Reporting by DNO - Translating by M.DUNG