Heritage Hanoi

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... fuller. But a great vibe in this city. Very lively and they use every piece of pavement to sell anything!! Even their mothers if they can. But also very smart...they use a block of streets for certain things they sell. So a Toy-street for...toys. Hardware-street for hardware, and a " buy-my-mother street for that??!! But a all very friendly and less pushier than the other cities we have been so far. But we neede a coffee first.<br><br>So as we strolled ...

... faire une excursion en dehors de la ville. <br>Il s agit de la Perfume Pagoda, la plus grande Pagode du Vietnam. Apres 2 heures de minibus sur des routes assez chaotiques, on prend de petites barques manoeuvrees par des femmes a peine plus grande que mon filleul. Le silence, la nature, bref le pied. En plus on est un petit groupe et aucun occidental n est de la partie (des malaysiens et des vietnamiens) ce qui donne une ambiance asez locale ...

... une charmante vielle dame originaire du Sri Lanka avec qui nous avons fort sympathisé, personne ne s&#8217;adressa la parole. <br><br>Pour atteindre les temples, nous embarquons sur une petite barque pilotée par une petite jeune et frêle vietnamienne qui ramait (au sens propre et figuré) pour la faire avancer dans le délai imparti et les cinq gros touristes avachis. Manu bon prince c&#8217;est dévoué pour l&#8217;aider à ramer sur les ...

... perfect couple of days. We should have got to Hanoi about 8pm, but the train stopped outside the station for about an hour waiting for a train to pass.... reminded me of good old British Rail! Checked into the legendary Hanoi backpackers, shower, food, sleeeep!<br><br>Good friends from home, Fran and Amy were in Hanoi for a few days en route to a trip in China.... so after a quick walk around the lake in the middle of Hanoi, we met up for lunch... as they'd ...

... Cung and Cau Go rottoes. After a seafood lunch on board we return to Halong city. Free at leisure discover Halong city.<br><br>Meals: Breakfast, lunch<br><br>Day 3: Halong - Hanoi<br><br>Enjoy sunrise in Halong city. Free at leisure until tranfer back to Hanoi. Visit The lake of ...

... and lined with so many shops and roadside cafes, where people squat on tiny stools in huge groups, trickling over the pavement. The hustle and bustle is like nothing I have seen before. The amount of traffic is immense, with hundreds of scooters squeezing through tiny gaps, no traffic rules, or no one pays any attention if there are any. So much for your eyes to take in, it can get a little overwhelming. After a while battling the swarms of ...

Bangkok was hot and sweaty but I like to think I did a pretty good job of making the best out of my time there. I was lucky enough to get introduced to my friend Dee who has been studying abroad there for the past 4 months and she not only let me crash at her place but showed me around and took me to the best food joints. Highlights of Bangkok were definitely the food, all kinds of noodles and rice, and ...

... is this whole restricted area around it. I have to say it was probably the most impressive of all the mausoleums I have seen. Wewalked through in a huge crowd and got about 30 seconds of face time with uncle Ho. I always find Mausoleums to be a little bit earie, but at the same time it's rather neat to see what a country takes pride in and to see their military customs at these places. It's like going to the tomb of the unknown ...

... What were the chances of that?! <br><br>The PC towers were the same, but they all had brand new operating systems installed and so all of the recycle bins had been deleted on each machine! <br><br>It was absolutely unbelievable, the last glimmer of hope that we could salvage some of the full size photos had been brutally snuffed out. I guess that those photos were just not meant to be.<br><br>All we can do now is bring the card ...