Rex Vung Tau
1 Le Quy Don Vung Tau, Vietnam
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We'll Miss Saigon
Pretty much everyone that we had talked to about Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) had warned us off the place saying that it's just like Hanoi only larger, crazier and with more traffic. So we weren't expecting all that much when we landed at Saigon's bustling Tan Son Nhut airport on a Friday night. Vietnam really needs to work on it's introductions, as …
Saigon
I trust everyone had a good Easter and belated Happy Easter. Hard to believe it came and went. Signed up for a City Tour with Sinh Travel in Saigon, the same company I used in Hanoi to go to Sapa and to Halong Bay. I and a couple from Aust. staying in MC 184 Guesthouse, who were going on a trip to Cu Chi underground tunnels. got picked up on …
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Son of a beach
... on a hunt for our bikes. When we got to the lot we handed the guards our parking slips. Usually they will go find our bikes for us. When they did not move we realized we were on our own. There were probably about 100 bikes in the lot that at night all looked exactly the same. After about 20 minutes we were on our bikes riding out of the lot, where the guards stopped us asking for our parking slips. We tried to explain to ...
We're on our holidays!
... one final fix before we said bye!! Our hydrofoil back to the city doesn't leave until 3 pm so the girls are taking in some final rays whilst I write as I feel it would rather silly to risk sitting out there at the hottest time of the day...again!!
There is a dance competition on at the house this afternoon, some of the local volunteers came to decorate the house in preparation on Friday daytime (25th Nov, is a bit early heh?) we have a tree and tinsel hanging everywhere ...
Ausflug mit den Studenten
... 8220;, das trifft es wohl ziemlich gut. Erst das Touristenviertel mit großen Gebäuden und Reichtum und kaum ist man auf der anderen Seite des Flusses, sieht man, dass die Menschen hier ganz anders leben. In ärmlichen Häusern und überall am Straßenrand kleine Buden, in denen verschiedene Lebensmittel angeboten wurden. Wir kauften uns unser Mittagessen und fuhren weiter. Je weiter wir kamen, desto ländlicher wurde es. Endlich mal weg von dem ganzen Lärm, Dreck und Abgasen. Freie ...



