Bach Dang Hotel Da Nang
50 Bach Dang St. Da Nang, Vietnam
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Exploring villages and tidal floods
... to be picked up the next day. As we left they gave us a free meal at a very expensive restaurant (even for western standards) which we were more than happy about. We headed to the riverside beforehand to have a few drinks before dinner and while we were in a bar the river rose up over the barrier wall and onto the streets and into the shops on the waterfront. This was more of an attraction ...
A shopping we will go...
... The a-line skirt is perfect and I promptly choose some fabric for two more. They’re inexpensive, the style suites me and I’ll wear them lots. There are minor adjustments to be made to some of the other pieces but the suit needs quite a bit of work, especially the trousers, dam. I make an appointment for another fitting tomorrow and hope. My shoes are ready and they turn out better than I expected them to but I’m still not ...
Good morning Vietnam
... just drive around you.
The weather here at the moment is really hot and humid. One day it will rain solid, the next it will be beautiful blue sky.
Halong Bay
We joined up with our group last Thursday and headed out on a four hour bus ride from Hanoi to Halong Bay, which is one of the UNESCO natural heritage site thingies. We're with an eclectic bunch of people: two Brits, five Australians, ...
Bikes rides then on to Hoi An
After breakfast most of us assembled to walk in the rain (the first of this holiday) down to the local shop to hire bicycles for the much anticipated ride to the Emperors' mausoleums at nearby Tu Duc. The anticipation was more to do with our ability to cope with the traffic, which although not as fearsome as Hanoi, still seemed to obey rules of the road which were totally unfathomable to us. We did safely negotiate the town and ...
Suits you sir
... we get overcharged for our hotel room. The quoted price from the tout was fabricated and she has no affiliation to the hostel. It's only an extra $4 each but the fact that she showed us to our room makes this extra payment difficult to accept.
With my new shirts (and poncho) I leave town with quite possibly my first souvenirs. It must be getting to the end of my trip! This is a sad thought, but I'm not there yet.
Next stop Hue.
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