Le quang tuan vu
Travel Blogs from Da Nang
Day 13
... with natural yoghurt. Amazing! Kate made a joke about Lassi being like the dog but that didn't go down too well... I had mentioned to Long that I wanted to find The Cargo Club as Debbie had told me to go there and sit overlooking the river eating chocolate mousse. We found Cargo Club and did exactly as she said! It was brilliant and such a lovely setting. After this we all felt so stuffed so took a ...
Last day in Da Nang and Hoi An
... can you take. I am sure you can see so far that this part of the holiday has made us bone idle and our conversations are becoming more stupid! Before I forget there is an epic shot of Jenny in the blog.. Story to follow later but here are some facts that I have forgotten to add so far. Vietnamese houses- 4m wide x 20m deep and usually 3 stories! Look deceptively small. Vietnamese dogs must be a special mutt bread as the tallest is calf high and they do ...
Hai (Van) Way to Hell
... bus companies true target market was South American Pygmies! It’s a niche market, but when that last lost tribe from the Amazon feels the need to tour the highlights of Vietnam, this bus company will corner the market!
Anyway, I digress. I clambered into my bed and settled down, actually, as I looked around it seemed that I had chosen one of the few beds long enough to fit a Western traveller, Dan had selected one in the middle row, and ...
Da Nang
... of different caves in a giant mountain that house different temples and god like statues (that are rather large) that were made before the war, but used as hide outs during the war. The area is very peaceful and you can see from one end the beach and the other the surrounding 5 temples that also have Temples and Pagoda’s. Inside the caves it was really eerie but it’s amazing what they managed to carve out of the side of the cave, but is not anywhere you would want ...
Hoi An heaven
So Hoi An has been our favourite place in Vietnam so far!!
It's a beautiful little town which we got round on bicycles and at night the river was lit up by lanterns. We were there during full moon which in Vietnam is a children's festival and they all dress up as dragons and danced around in the streets which was really cool.
We all indulged in a spot ...
