Sedona Suites Hcmc Ho Chi Minh City

... trip is priced from approx 2000USD per person based on a twin share basis. This price includes hotel-to-ship transfers at the start and end of voyage, seven nights' accommodations in luxury, air-conditioned en-suite cabins with twin or double beds ...

... the " Walk the street Shuffle" !
A sort of reverse Moon-Walk, and all you have to do is look straight in the eye of the nearest scooter that comes close. The trick is that if you look at them, they know what you want, and they will avoid you.( or at least try...) If you start running, you will be a "Dead-Man-Walking...too fast" So indeed it worked. A bit scary...but we were across the street.!! "" Hi Ha..Ho Chi Min....we won! ""

First things first...a very cold Tiger beer ...

... on to look at the tanks used by the Americans, and the traps used by the Vietcong. The traps they used were all designed with spikes, to Mamie the American soldiers. We walk through the jungle and end up at a firing range - where you can fire the guns the Americans and Viet Cong used! Naturally, because I'm a big kid really, I had a go firing an AK47 (other option was an M16) - I had no idea how loud they were! and of course, this being ...

... horrific, and burned a spot on my memory. There were also many photos of Agent Orange victims (often the deformed children of people exposed to Agent Orange, a chemical released by the US military). It was really upsetting but definitely worth seeing, its an important part of their history and would put anyone who saw it off war. It was the forgotten or hidden dark side of war, no censorship, no spin, just photos showing what was happening.

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Partir du Canada était excitant aussi, mais premièrement Richard partait après moi. Deuxièment, il était évident que je reviendrais bien au Canada, mais ici... Pour avoir passé presque 5 ans ici, il est difficile de croire que je n'y remettrais jamais les pieds, mais c'est pas comme si je partais dans le pays voisin non plus! Faut laisser son porte-feuille dans la crac du siège de taxi!!!

Le feeling général est très bon, je peux vous le dire. Extr ...

... ed to the North, aft** the Am**icans had ****ed up the country and then pulled out.

As it had been pres**ved, all of the Presidential rooms w**e intact, including a pimping p**sonal cinema. They knew how to live. Th**e was also tanks and fight** jets on the lawn and an und**ground bunk** in the basement that looked like that mission in Goldeneye (N64 console game). Pretty cool to see.

Aft** that we headed to the War Remnants Museum. An absolute MUST for ...

... we rose at 6am and spent the whole next day travelling. The day was pretty uneventful but we did meet an interesting American Vietnamese guy from LA at one of the food stops. He was there on business ... looking for products to take back and sell in America. He said we should get into imports / exports and build our own little empire ... maybe that's how we'll make our millions ha ha!! We passed through mango and dragon fruit countries and we also bumped into the London ...

... farm and took a cruise through the small, narrow tributaries within the Delta. If you don't get runover by a motorbike in Ho Chi Minh City, you should feel lucky. In a city of about 3 million motorbikes (not an exageration), you eventually get used to the constant bombardment of traffic, but it is overwhelming at first. The good thing is that the locals don't drive very fast because you can't really, so if you need to dodge out of the way, you have ...