Dai Hoang Kim Ho Chi Minh City

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... the trip apart from the fact we bumped into egghead again which was cool. In the afternoon however we went to the cu chi tunnels which was very cool, learning about the gurilla warfare techniques during the war. We got to get in the tunnels which have been widened for tourists but there were still places were we were on our hands and knees, and after 100m we were drenched in sweat, how people spent hours down there I will never know.

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... anyway?!?

It took about 1 hour to travel about 17 km, yes the city is totally clogged up and this was outside of rush hour.

Checked in at my hotel and they went across the road to a very authentic cafe and had some honey pancakes for breakfast....again. The people here straight away seem more friendly than the Chinese, people beam at you in the street and my waitress was so pleased that I was there that she sat down next to me after ...

... town for .70 cents. The doctor’s office was really nice, clean floors, no animals, the works. From what I had read, it was the nicest place in Saigon. I have good traveler’s insurance, so I didn’t mind the tab. The French doctor had me in the back in no time. He was really nice and had a good way of putting complex explanations in laymen’s terms. They took a blood and stool sample, fixed me up with some medicine, and I was off. Still, it was only $85, all ...

... didn't have jobs lined up yet they only took two weeks time to explore Asia. I have yet to meet a single other person who is only in Asia for two weeks, even if they live just a short flight away in Australia. Anyway, I hit it off immediately with the girls and spent the entire day getting to know them and I seems like the shortest trips I hear about are from Americans. The first segment of the tour was a trip to a bee farm, where we were able to dip our finger in a honeycomb ...

... for the whole bus experience but mid-way through got to try out the sleeper seats and were really impressed with how comfy the sleeper seats were. Since we got zero sleep in the overnight bus rides in the seats I highly recommend forking over the extra money to get a good nights rest, it's worth it. The buses tend to drop you off at hotels when you arrive in town and the hotel staff usually comes out to greet you and offer up a room. We ...

... restaurante Lemmon Grass y ya nos fuimos al hotel a dormir.

Nos llamó mucho la atención que las parejas se sientan en las motos, en vez de hacerlo en los bancos. Hay muchas alrededor del edificio de Correos y del parque que está cerca del Palacio de la Reunificación.
Tambien son curiosos los vendedores de helados , tambien con sus motos y haciendo un ruido muy característico que de tanto oirlo, cansa.

En el mercado ya descubrimos que hay muchos mosquitos en este país.

... at the beach bungalows were lovely. Shame about the weather.

So back to Ho Chi Minh to catch a train to Nha Trang, up the coast. I'd organised my train ticket before I left for Phu Quoc island because I knew it was Vietnamese holidays and just wanted to be organised. I confirmed with the travel agent that the train was an express train, direct to Nha Trang, 1pm and taking 7-8 hours. No problem. Paid and organised. Now, when I come to get my ticket and lift to the train station days ...

... green onions but I’m not sure what else.
I, of course, dipped it in soy sauce. Yum!

After dinner we went to our friend’s apartment. She went to Dos
Pueblos High School with us, but lives in Saigon now. A little over a year ago she
started working out there for a company that finds investors to support
business in Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos. Prior to that she had been
living in the Bay ...