Hoi An, a popular holiday city on the central Vietnam coast, remained flooded days after Typhoon Damrey made landfall bringing heavy rain. Tourists toured the submerged streets of the UNESCO-protected city via kayak on Sunday, November 5.

According to reports from local news source Thanh Nien Online, water levels in Hoi An on November 6 were roughly 10.2 feet (3.12 meters). Reuters reported that an estimated 60 people died due to the typhoon, which hit Vietnam on November 4. Credit: Instagram/lanigee via Storyful