The Fine Arts Museum Hue

When we tried to get to Hue the main obsticle we faced was actually trying to tell people where we wanted to go. We've sinced learnt that if you squark like a bird the Vietnamese know exactly where you want to go- Hue- where else!

We checked into a hotel that meant we were officially flashpacking for our stay here. Wifi, aircon, cable TV, …

... maintained, with much use of bonsai trees and rock "panjing" as they call it in China - bonsai mountains in pots. The Fine Art Museum is housed in the Presidential Palace, a recently restored colonial building (only open 3 days!) which looks like a ...

... to say we spent the best part of the day there, wondering around the buildings and renovation work. We also visited the Fine arts museum in Hue- I wouldn’t recommend going there! There isn’t that much there apart from a spooky house with some ...

... (seeing several tombs) at the hotel. Dan is feeling under the weather too, so Annaliese, Daniel and I take a cab over to the Fine Arts Museum. It is an old temple with a nice collection of artifacts, mainly from the early 1800s. Of note are a few ...