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Katie and Her Escorts
Crossing the street in Saigon is akin to a game of Frogger. The amount of motorcycles and scooters is bewildering. Drivers come in two shades. Some are patient and friendly, willing to slow down or move over for the weary pedestrian. Others simply charge ahead without so much giving you a look. Obviously, crossing the street in this city can be a …
Day 3
Waking up from my hotel after a day of hiking and sight seeing was refreshing. I had a whole list of things to do, but I wanted to get to the shops and stores first. Leaving without things to remember by would make the total trip a waste! I headed over to the Cho Ben Thanh Market at the west end of Le Loi, I noticed the clock tower and headed on to …
Seeing Religion
Once again, a new morning in the wonderful Ho Chi Minh City. There were many wonderful things to see, but I decided to take a break from the wonder and glamour and visit a cathedral. It wasn't a temple, as I took steps up the concrete, I took a look back and saw a statue of Virgin Mary. I didn't want to take a venture inside yet, so I walked back …
A museum? No way (last day)
I left fairly early in the afternoon to head to a museum! Not just any museum, but a museum about the greatest historical event in Vietnam. The Vietnam War. The museum was in itself, grueling and fascinating. There were many weapons and tanks on display along with gruesome pictures of the Vietnamese soldiers lying on the ground dead. They also …
A Farewell
I have to say farewell to my dear city, and I am deeply saddened and full of regret of not planning more days on my trip. It is such a shame, but my next visit will hopefully be soon. I would like to note the things I bought on the trip, including cabs and hotels and plane ride. -Ticket to Vietnam: $1169.10 -Ticket to Da Lat $210.90 -Cabs: Total: $ …