Hanoi Cozy Hotel

... McCain's flight suit has been preserved in a glass case in one of the rooms. It was interesting to see the exhibits and learn about the history of the prison. The French kept the prisoners in terrible, inhuman conditions: most of them were in dorms with both feet permanently shackled at the end of their beds, and some were in solitary confinement. Prisoners were also subjected to various harsh methods of torture, such as water torture, sleep deprivation and beatings, and it ...

... 8221;. So she tells me that’s the cost of the fine and cost for impounding the bike. I ask if I should pay it now and she quietly says, “oh he’s not done yet, watch and see”. She turns to him and slowly starts to reach into her purse as if she knows there’s more to come and then he quietly says something more. She turns to me and winks like, here it is. She then reaches into her purse and pulls out considerably more than 380,000 dong and ...

... it was so big probably... But more often are huge menu´s not always good... " Okay Blondie, you choose as I did not had my glasses with me" " What do they have?"
"Well they have everything.......but do you wanna eat this..??"
On the menu were the most weird ed items we have ever seen. I tried to make a picture of it, but even the camera thought it was disgusting...." On the Menu..;"
"" Deep fried Penis, with Fragrant Knotweed"" ????
"" Inside ...

... metalliques, plaques d'oeufs, fleurs, fruits en tous genres...

Le must du must du 2 roues gagne ses galons de star de Hanoi par son droit a sejourner le soir venu dans l'antre protegee de la boutique de Papa et Maman. Le mystere de la cachette est enfin elucide.

Les hanoiens qui ont cet accessoire de star de ballet, ont bien sur le costume assorti.

Le casque ' bombe de cheval'. Louis Vuitton? Militaire? Modele lolly doll rose? Leopard? Le tout est de l ...

... that the lady on the corner made the best sugar cane drinks. I’d had it the night before and I didn’t find it to be all that but he swore she made a really good one. So we sat down while she ran the canes thru the ringer, The machine resembled a gas powered old time ringer for squeezing out water for drying clothing. She put one stalk of sugar cane about 3 ft. long in the machine over and over again squeezing out every drop in its skin, bark, etc. When finished she ...

... the forest canopy. From there it was off to our hotel where we would stay for the night. Lunch followed and the afternoon was spent on Monkey Island. Something that could have been great but we all went completely unprepared due to our rubbish guide, despite Suzanna’s best effort in trying to get info out of him. We went to see monkeys, maybe unsurprisingly, but our guide neglected to tell us they wouldn’t be around in the afternoon as the morning trips would have fed them so ...

... our tour guide tried (in vain) to get them to return with our group, but they refused. When they arrived back in Hanoi they argued their case with their hotel (who sold them the tour) and it eventually ended up at the police station. There were the two Americans, our tour guide, the owner of the tour company, and the hotel, in addition to the police. The police were very angry with the tour guide and owner of the tour company, and it was agreed that they ...

... string which when pulled in different ways only made one note, but was eerie as hell, because it wined up and down in pitch. Best way I can describe it - I'm tired. The puppet show was historically used to entertain people in the rice paddies, and had stories of the men fishing, tortoises rescuing swords (the legend of the lake in the Old Quarter), rowing races, leopards stealing cattle and all sorts of other things. It was pretty strange at first, but very funny. Afterwards, we headed ...

... just told us to go to Vieng Xai, nobody was offering their floor (like every other traveller would have you believe happens to them if they ask for help) so feeling a bit sorry for ourselves we soldiered on. There were plenty of bamboo shelters in the rice paddies but they are open on all sides and we thought it might rain again. Then I spotted the bat cave. It was one of a series of caves, the largest one, it was dry and it had plenty of bamboo (and bats ...

... ones. The taylor measures your size and the next day the skirts, shirts, suits, ect..are ready and you pay one tenth of their western value. I spent about 120 usdollars for 3 silk shirts, and 3 different complete suits and they are still virgin in my wardrobe as after 3 years I had not yet the occasion to use them! Too elegant, I am used to t-shirt and jeans. By motorbike taxy I reached Marble Mountain that I recommend as it's not only a place ...