Saigon Domaine Luxury Ho Chi Minh City

... for your life. Also, there is no system for crossing the street as a pedestrian. You basically start walking and they swerve around you. I tried to skype some people, but seeing how it was noon here and midnight on a Friday night back home it was hard to reach people. We got packed like sardines in the shuttle to the airport. Literally, there was a guy in the shuttle from Texas and he had a Vietnamese woman on his lap for most of the ride. It was ridiculous. That night I went out ...

... sculptures! At the back of the museum there were loads of small shops where you can buy the art. We ended up chatting to one of the owners who, it turns out, displayed some of her art in London! <br><br>3. Museum of Ho Chi Minh City - this was another really interesting museum as it talked about, not only the war, but also their history before the war. That was also the first place that I'd seen the photo of the monk who set himself on fire in protest to Diem's regime back in 1963 ...

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... orientated population, but not when they are inappropriately forward. Anyway, hairdresser was very professional. I was wearing a Tintin shirt, and he gave me a Tintin haircut! ****ing awesome! I'm stoked. Off to buy a yellow overcoat and a small white dog tomorrow. The dog may come in a take away container but I will still take it for walks, until I get hungry. Off to work with the John Merricks tomorrow, so will probly be a few days between updates. Take it easy fo-sheezy.<br>

... any accidents with just a roundabout as their traffic light. Notre Dame Cathedral- We just checked the outside of this building out... there was an adorable bride and groom doing all kinds of fun poses outside the church as we passed by. Reunification Palace- This building represented the South Vietnamese and was taken over by northern vietnamese soldiers in 1975 and handed over as sign of resignation. The building is really cool with ...

... while. Our bus had to board a ferry to cross over into Vietnam. I got off the bus while on the ferry and stood outside watching the river and its surroundings. <br>Crossing the Vietnam border could be a perplexing process if you do not speak Vietnamese. I, fortunately, befriended a Vietnamese guy on the bus that guided me through and took care of me the entire bus trip. At the border there is a lot of giving your ...

... legs bent at the knee and would then proceed to slide her knees and legs apart while applying pressure. Uh, five stars for creativity, but I could have done with out the "Cu Chi tunnel" on my backside! Even so, it was $10 and I'm a sucker for a massage!<br><br>Azh and I packed up early this morning and are on a bus to Cambodia. So far the ride has been quite scenic and we've been blessed with a clean, spacious, air conditioned bus with seats that recline ...

... modernist building. Once the stronghold of the South Vietnamese government, it is preserved almost as it was when it fell in 1975. Although imposing from the outside, it is surprisingly light and airy inside, thanks to the glazed facades on each side and some clever concrete sun foils and natural ventilation. The building is still in use today, but it is a very eerie walking around the place.<br>

... with all the old insence burners and the funeral statues used by the Tay Nguyen people.<br><br>I had a usual spot (Lac Viet) that I ate at (surprise, surprise... I am a creature of habit!). It was a small restaurant down one of the many alleys with pink walls and orange chairs... or was it orange walls and pink chairs... well, you get the idea anyway. My favorite dish was the fried tofu with veggies and an orange shake (without yogurt)... SO good! It's a cute place and the ...