Phu Xuan Hotel Hue

9 Ngo Quyen St. Hue, Vietnam

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DMZ und Hue's Altstadt

A travel blog entry by oberanja

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... zu fahren, wäre es schlauer hier auszusteigen und nicht noch die 100 KM bis nach Hue zu fahren, um dann von dort aus die Tour in die andere Richtung zu machen. Da gerade Claudi diesen Ausflug eh machen wollte, entscheiden wir uns auszusteigen und das Angebot anzunehmen. Nach kurzem Frühstück geht es dann los: wir fahren erst zu einem Hügel, der den Amerikanern als Ausguck gedient hat und wo noch ein alter Panzer steht. Dann geht es auf einen der 72 (!!!) Friedhöfe ...

Hue

A travel blog entry by debsrtwjourney

... that he had the CIA take out the Vietnam President two weeks before Kennedy himself was killed. As with a lot of what I have been told, I need to see what are the actual facts and what are the interpretations.

We get back to the hotel late afternoon. The clothes Sylvie and I washed by hand a couple of days ago are still wet. I have tried drying them with a hair dryer with no success. I have never seen ...

Travelling up the coast of Vietnam

A travel blog entry by shannond

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... t too bad. We arrived in Nha Trang around 7:30am on Wednesday where we wondered around and found a great breakfast place. The city could be gorgeous on a hot, sunny day but unfortunately, rain has taken over our lives. We decided to spend the day at the spa, get a good meal and hang out in town. On our way to the spa, we stopped in a little shop where we each ended up getting a bathing suit made, for $20! Yes, custom made bathing suits ...

Easy riders

A travel blog entry by shobden

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... they both have two wheels. lots of shiny chrome and noisy engines, and off we went. Are we crazy? Motorbikes in the city? In no time at all we were leaving the mayhem behind us and heading towards more rural and quieter roads. Some of the landscape reminded me of the fens in winter especially when they are under water as the rice paddies are at this time of year in this area. Water buffalo, ducks, chickens and ibis were a common sight along ...

Hue by Moto

A travel blog entry by shelleydarcy

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... shrimp, vegetables and cashew nuts and it was $2US and my Coffee Shake was 60C - Wow!!

Our afternoons adventure was a moto tour. We had 19 motorbikes and drivers. Before we left everyone invested $1 in a poncho. Our first stop was at the Citadel, which is a huge complex where the Emperor used to live. Although it is still in the process of being restored it is beautiful - ornate buildings with carved interiors and figures on the tile ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Ngo Quyen