Minh Tam Hotel Dalat

... to spend the money and didn't want to haggle as it was worth the price she was wanting. You can easily spend hours relaxing by the reservoir it reminds brad of camping in America.<br><br>Our last stop of the day was the De Marie Convent, to get there we had to go back through town and head north, it doesn't take long if you don't get lost. You cant miss it as it is a massive pink building. There was a service taking place so we walked around the back to see if we could find a ...

... These are then picked up and roasted to perfection and are the most expensive coffee in Dalat. It sells for 100,000 dongs ($6.50) a kilo... Did i mention i LOVE this country? Somehow, i remain skeptical about the weasel story, i mean how many can they eat to get enough beans to make tons of coffee but i digress;<br>- rice wine making: anyone with a bit of rice, some yeast and clean water can make this wine with a recipe from the internet. It tastes a ...

... skjorta med monster och hangslen... smyghomo?kanske. Dansen var det inget fel pa och visade garna detta for ett par stela svenskar som angrar sig bittert att de inte ens forsokte att lara sig dansa till balen i 9an.<br><br>Helt plotsligt sa borjade det spelas "happy birthday" och ett gang vietnamesiska officerare kom upp och borjade roja. En och annan hand skakades med dessa hojdare innan det var dags att bege sig. Det skall tvattas klader. Weej! <br><br><br>

So, annoyingly we have to catch the 1 o'clock bus to Da Lat and roll in around 6ush, after a very bumpy ride up the mountain side. For the first time in a long while, I'm actually cold! It's very much like home here - that is, cold, rainy, the terrain is mountainous and they grow leeks (hence the Jack Adams inspired title). <br>The next morning we wake up, after a painful shower (I accedentally turned the water heater off), and organize a 'Easy Rider' trip. An Easy Rider trip is ...

... decision. We found a motorbike man, whose nick name was 'Monkey Bum'. Monkey Bum called up his friend Gibbon **** (this may or may not have been his real nick name). Off we zipped and zooooomed with MBum and GArse. Dalat has some of the most fertile soil in the whole of SE Asia so much of our journey was punctuated with fields of strawberries and tomatoes. There was also an abundance of coffee beans ...

... how to stop ourselves in mid air so that we could use both hands, which ultimately proved useless. <br><br>After the lesson, we hiked for a bit until we reached the first abseiling wall, which lacked an actual waterfall but was near the river. It was exhilarating to lean back in the harness and hope that I wouldn't plummet to my death. After the three of us (Rose included) made our way down, we went for a swim at the bottom of the waterfall. After the swim, we made our ...

... people got special treatment when checking out a stall... the owner<br>gave tons of samples of everything and even poured different juices to<br>try while we were barely given one piece of dried fruit. I can only<br>assume that foreigners don't buy as much as the vietnamese that are on<br>vacation and may stock up on stuff to bring home. Either way, I love<br>samples and wished I got the special treatment too. hehe<br><br><br><br>The next area we checked out ...

... was wasted on her), some Agent Orange and napalm affected areas, a flower farm, a waterfall, a silk farm and a few other things. What's so lovely about Vietnam is you'll be wandering along the street and people will drive past and just shout "hello!" at you. I love it!<br><br>I think I only spent one full day here before moving on to Nha Trang but I'm not sure there was all that much else I ...

... jackets. Nice. <br><br>We strapped on our helmets, stepped into the waterproof trousers, and then we were ready to roll, "Zed's dead baby, Zed's dead..." <br><br>Errr.... maybe not! <br><br> <br><br>Needless to say we were absolutely soaked within minutes, but it ...