Ngoc Huong Hotel Hue
8-10 Chu Van An-Hue Hue, Vietnam
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Ever try to sleep on a rollercoaster?
Well, the bus ride was a bit of a shambles, but at least it got me here. At the travel agents I'd been shown a series of laminated photographs depicting the luxurious sleeper I'd be making the 14 hour overnight journey on. Unfortunately the coach that came to pick me up looked more like the old Kings bus I used to make the journey to school on; old …
Hue ness
Today we spent the day on a motorbike
tour of Hue. First we went to what is known as the Vietnam version of
the Forbidden City. It's incredible to see the comparison of the two
– both are incredible examples of Asian architecture, but the
Vietnamese version seemed much older even though they aren't. Derek
was …
Chuc Mung Nam Moi!
Eating sizable portions of turkey and stuffing, watching NFL football games, and hanging out with family are typical traditions of Thanksgiving in the States. A related holiday occurs in Vietnam in late January and I had the fortunate opportunity to partake in all of its festivities...whether I wanted to or not... The Tet Festival in Vietnam is …
Up to Hue
We arrived in Hue at lunchtime and decided to do a city tour. We went to the Citadel which is like the Forbidden City in China but smaller. It is on 12 hectares of land and had many buildings including seperate areas for the men and women and concubines. A lot of it has been ruined with bombings during various wars and they are in the process of …
Hue - Goodbye sunshine
We arrived in Hue with the weather cold and rainy and booked ourselves into a local hotel. With the weather usually being warm, the rooms aren't equipped for cold weather and the room ended up getting quite cold. As a result, we both got quite bad colds while here and weren't able to see many of the sites. We had a wander about on our last day but …
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