A Dong 2 Hue
21 Doi Cung Street Hue, Vietnam
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Discovering Hanoi
Hanoi's old quarter is a place like no other. The small streets lined with
stalls selling street food are complemented by the rush of motos screaming
past. The crowds writing on small plastic chairs by the side of the road
drinking bia hoi and being accosted by donut vendors sit next to karaoke
joints and shops selling mobile …
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Pump It Up
... is dedicated to a human form taken by the Buddha or a step to enlightenment (depending on whom you ask). The octagonal Phuoc Dien Tower sits in the front of the complex. Perhaps one of the most interesting artifact on the site was the car in which the monk Thich Quang Duc rode from his temple to Saigon in 1963. He stepped out of the car in an intersection, sat down in the lotus position, and burned himself to death in protest against the regime's ...
Rain rain go away...
... time we were in Hue was rain!
On our little walk however we stumbled across something magical...A SUPERMARKET! And I mean a real one with prices and everything! We didnt have to haggle or keep asking for pricesit was all there! HAHA! Living the dream guys!
So after the supermarket we went back to the hostel, bottle of vodka in tow, and had a few drinkies and a bit of dinner. It was this evening that I met Herbert and ...
Working on the Night Moves
... of war and mother nature. The fragmented state of some
of these buildings are half of their charm and we enjoyed exploring the old buildings that once housed Vietnams emperors and served as a big victory point during the Vietnam War. It was raining quite persistently
in Hue, so after a techno music infused lunch of Vietnamese Pho we hopped back on the
bus for a few more hours to get to Hoi An.
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16 Hour Sleeper bus to Hue
Hue was destination that our hotel reception talked us into, we weren't overly sure it was worth going but decided it'd be nice to break up what we were told would only be a 12 hour journey. and seeing as we had been winding down in Halong Bay after the intense pace of Hanoi's Old Quarter we decided we'd give it a shot. We got picked up from our sleeper bus at 6pm and steeped onto what seemed like the oddest contraption. A bus ...


