Duy Tan Hotel Hue

... vi att en vakt kommer och stanger grinden. FAST. Fan, laskigt som fan, guiden blir nervos och sager att vi inte kan sticka ut huvudingangen eftersom killen dar nere som skoter inpaseingen inte kanner igen oss. Hjartat borjar bulta lite fortare. Valdigt fin grav dock vill jag bara ut. Efter stund inne pa omradet sa tar hag rygg pa nagra tyska turister och smalter in i klungan pa vag ut. Ingen verkar bry sig sa jag kommer ut helskinnad. 55 tusen dong sparade samt ett litet aventyr. <br>

... funny as their place is 300m closer o the river. &#8220;you lie, you die&#8221; he was saying, &#8220;thats what i say&#8221; he continued, well i can guess he<br>didnt have a good night as he was blatantly trying to have us over.We arrived at Phong NHA hotel (which ironically wasn't under water), we must of just missed our friends who were staying here as we were offered the room they stayed in. they advised us the prices were 7$ a night. They tried to get us to pay $10 per ...

... br>another early start, our motorbike taxi arrives to pick us up to bring us to the boat. what an experience, sitting ont he back of a motorbike when the driver, a vietnamese girl, is so small you can see over her!!! i was a little scared , don't think i could ever drive one!the heat today was unbearable, with constant sweat dripping down my face i felt very unattractive and used my pashmina as a towel... that now needs a wash!<br>we arrive on the dragon boat and head ...

... the longest and this pushed him over the edge. They fled to Hong Kong via a really small and cramped boat. Lenh spoke of people starving to death on it and possible cannibalism. He was in a different section of the boat than had experienced the roughest part, but from what he said, it was no joy ride. He added that the terrible conditions were compounded by the fear of pirates taking over the boat. This was 1989. They were held in a refugee camp and were finally let out when they were ...

... unable to completely lay straight. Additionally, the white people were quarrainted to the back of the bus and were only allowed to occupy top bunks. There was no bathroom on the bus - just rest stops every four hours. Needless to say, I limited myself to about six sips of water the entire journey as to avoid extreme discomfort. The bus was freezing cold and there was nothing to do to avoid the blasts of freezing air that shot out of the uncovered air vent above my legs. Luckily I was ...

Today I took a day tour of the city. It was the easiest way to see the tombs. I would have gotten lost doing it myself and a driver would be a lot more than 120,000 dong. I went for the most expensive tour based on the lunch, in hindsight I should have gone for the 90,000 one. Oh well what's 2 USD. <br><br> <br ...

... and culture and as such has tremendous long &#8211;term potential for the development of road tourism throughout the Indochina region.<br><br>More tours in Hue , DMZ and central land &gt;&gt;&gt;<br><br> Day 1 : Welcome to Hue ( D )<br> Welcome to Hue, pick pax up at Phu Bai air ...