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Culture smashing & easy riding - Hue to Hoi An
After a 14 hour journey down the coast of Vietnam, we arrived in Hue (pronounced 'hway') on the morning of the 24th to be thankfully met with much warmer temperatures and an actual sighting of the sun - apparently we don't deal with not seeing it for a few days very well after being used to constant lovely weather now. In light of recent events I …
My Son, Cham ruins
... in lush jungle with views of Cat Tooth mountain and is pretty old! We had a fantastic time exploring all the remains, looking at the wall carvings & ornamental artefacts, sneaking in little doorways, running around the ruins, walking through the jungle paths, wondering what the alter like basins were for (we found out they were for holding sacred water & were not for sacrificial purposes like we thought). ...
That woman's dishonesty came back to haunt her
... will join us, the bus leaves the station, then goes up and down the major streets looking for passengers.
I am told by the fare collector, the nice lady who made sure I had the best seat in the bus, that the fare is 30,000 Dong ($1.50), though I have no proof that this is correct. (I have read in many guidebooks and websites that the buses that ply this route are notorious for overcharging ...
Hoi An, our favourite so far!
... we decided to hire a couple of bicycles and cycle down to the beach, about 4km away. We set of, quite happily pedalling along the road in the sunshine. We arrived and parked up the bikes and then walked over to the beachfront. No sooner had we set foot on the sand than it started raining, lightly at first, and then, a monsoon style deluge soaked us to the bone. Seeing as we were already wet through, we decided to cycle back to the hotel ...
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