Dong Loi Hotel Hue

19 Pham Ngu Lao St. Hue, Vietnam

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It would have been lovely before they flattened it

A travel blog entry by hobnob

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Hugh:

Our third overnight train in four days brought us to Hue, the former imperial capital of Vietnam. Most people come to Hue to visit the citadel, which is actually a citadel within a citadel within a citadel!

The downturn in numbers of tourists is pretty obvious in Hue, the street our hotel sits on is the main hotel area, but …

Hue

A travel blog entry by mpoelzl

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Far more relaxed than Hanoi and in a lovely river setting. It has a reputation for bad weather but so far it has been perfect except very hot! Our journey here was by overnight train. The loudest contraption we have travelled on yet but we still slept surprisingly well. In Hue we took advantage of the more relaxed traffic to hire bicycles to cycle …

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Are you sitting comfortably?

A travel blog entry by frazzle

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... we seemed to all enter into a slumber awaking every couple of hours or so.At one such point the wonderful Wendy informs me that during an overtaking manouvere we were involved in a minor scrape with another coach.Thirty minutes and a lot of arm waving later we were on the move again.Dawn came and went and then we had to change buses.This involved unloading not just luggage from the hold but mopeds and bikes too.So we ...

Hue

A travel blog entry by jkloppenburg

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... zich gescholen in de tunnel onder de grond. De vrouw bracht op de enkele momenten dat het veilig was thee en zieweer waarvan ze hebben geleefd. Wat een tergende ervaring moet dat zijn geweest! Nadien heeft hij echter nog 30 jaar in het leger gediend en in zijn dienst 81 landen bezocht. Hij verbaasde zich na al die jaren nog steeds over het gegeven dat iemand van de vijand zijn leven had gered en wilde wat terug doen voor het land. Hij vertrok ...

One Night in Hue

A travel blog entry by mattcannon

... known. Perhaps the reasoning for this aversion to going out at night is rooted in cultural differences. Perhaps there is also a disposable income and time away from work issue. Many people in Asia and across the world do not have the luxury of time away from work and possession of a little space income, but rather they must almost live there work. This is apparent whilst wandering the streets where shop frontages form a sort of facade, and beyond this you can see the family living ...