Hoi An Riverside
175 Cua Dai Road, Hoi An Town, Quang Nam Province Hoi An, 97015, Vietnam
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Ein erster Ausflug zum Strand
... unter den Füßen zu haben. Einmal mehr bestätigt sich, dass Hoi An bei schönem Wetter ein feines Plätzchen sein muss.
Für uns geht es heute Abend dennoch weiter in den Süden, denn nach 15 Stunden Busfahrt haben wir es hoffentlich endlich in die Schönwetterzone geschafft und können in Mui Ne ein paar schöne Strandtage verbringen ehe es in den Großstadtdschungel von Saigon geht.
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Hoi An, the tailor capital of the world
... pimpin suit :) The rest of the shops were either little souvenir shops or art gallery type places. The artwork and the portrait type pictures were really good, a little to expensive for me though lol
That was pretty much all there was to my stay in Hoi An. Was a nice relaxing stop for a couple nights, was good to not be drinking for awhile too haha. Hopefully keep it up until I get to Hanoi, we'll see how that goes though
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Exploring villages and tidal floods
... suits/dresses first thing and then head to the post office. This was a pricey experience. We had decided to send our clothes home the quickest method possible because we have heard the service can be fairly unreliable and on most cases parcels taking more than twice the expected time. That of course means the price rises and a 20kilo parcel send via something similar to Fedex was pricey, ...
A shopping we will go...
... from a special well in Hoi An. The woman who makes it is locally famous so apparently I’m eating the best Cao Lau in Hoi An. Another day Miss Forget Me Not told me to 'wait here' while she got me something for my mozzie bites I was scratching away at. Then I’d asked if she could fix my cargoes which I’d torn in Vancouver and badly patched myself. They came back beautifully fixed and then she wouldn't let me give her any money ...
Good morning Vietnam
... second sleeper train of our trip from Hanoi to Hue, which is described in the Lonely Planet as the cultural and intellectual capital of Vietnam. About 14 of us decided to have a little party (what else is there to do on a sleeper train before bed time?) in a cabin made for four. It was quite...snug.
The following day we went for lunch in a nunnery which was an interesting experience. The head nun, a big, ...



