Auberge Dang Trung Hotel Sapa

... de har i detta land. Tvingar in grisar i sackar medans de skriker och skakar va skrack, hundar i sackar katter i sackar. Sjukt.<br><br> Forovrigt var marknaden en valdigt intressant upplevelse. Massor av minoritetsfolk, turister och "vanliga" vietnameser i en stor klump.<br> <br> Jag fick tag pa en hel del fina julklappar ...

... fick man inte se mycket av, dimman var sa tjock sa man knappt sag 50 meter framfor sig.<br><br> Staden Sapa var dock ratt mysig, en liten smastad med minoritetsbefolkningen stod lite har och dar och salde sina varor.<br><br> Vi bokade en moppetur med tva guider runt Sapa, vi skulle besoka tva byar samt ett vattenfall.<br> Mopparna kom fram till den forsta byn och vi blir omringade av minoritetsbefolkningen. " Buy from me" drag i klader och allmant gnall. Jag ...

... to Lea's hotel and ate there before we left. I swear I could barley fit on the train. uhh. <br> The train ride was 9 hours. It drove through the night and we slept in our small little beds (well they were small to me at least). It was great to wake up at 5am and leave the train. I slept alright. Go figure that I would have bad gas on the train and smoked everyone out. I even woke myself up because it was so loud and smelled ...

... that's it that's all, beubye kid". She swore at me in her dialect with a stubborn and defiant look, and went back to her "Buy from me" whining to Pierre. 20 minutes and half a kilometer later, with everyone else in our tour group laughing at Pierre, i had to step in and rescue him again. I pulled out 2,000 dong, gave it to her and waved her beubye. She practically spit on me, gave me an absolutely filthy look and left us alone. Unicef would not be proud of ...

... we swam the 200 metres to sunbathe on the white sand, our "crew" set up the table and chairs (with crisp linen and silver cutlery) on another nearby beach, to which we swam in time to receive a couple of chilled beers being carried down a gangplank at about 50 degree angle. The waiter then proceeded to do about 14 trips up and down (waist deep in water at the end of each descent) to serve our (delicious) lunch. <br>We visited a fishing ...

... food for themselves. However we finally found a family that had enough pigs to spare one. <br><br><br><br> The grandmother of the house invited me to come and sit with her and what I assumed to be her granddaughter. It was a ploy at offering me handmade goods that she and the young girl next to her were making. Beautiful work, I just have no room, or need, for any of it. The Hmong women are beautiful people. Physically they look much different than other ethnic groups in this ...

... Ainsi on pourra les distinguer des uns des autres par leurs couleurs et bijoux. <br><br>Ne voulant pas trop nous fatiguer nous louons des scooters et sommes partis pour le village de Taphin où nous avons été accueillis par tout un groupe de femmes au premier abord très souriantes. Impressionnés par leurs connaissances de l&#8217;anglais nous les avons suivies jusqu&#8217;à leur village et nous avons eu droit à une explication du processus de fabrication de leurs costumes. S&#8217;en ...