Song Tien Hotel My Tho
101 Trung Trac My Tho, Vietnam
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelSong Tien Hotel My Tho
Mekong 2: The Delta Strikes Back
It's truly amazing just how many plays on words you can come up with for Mekong. Just to prove it, here comes another. Whilst in Mytho, we decided to splash out on an 'expensive' hotel room. Good eh? But yes, we went a bit frivolous and spent $20 on a room here for a night and it was just crazy the difference it made. We're talking free-standing …
My Tho
Saturday just wasn’t our day. We got up at a normal hour for the first time! That was great. We packed our bags and headed out to breakfast at a nearby place. This was more of a tourist place and had western food along with traditional food. It was here we had our first strange experience of the day. Prostitution isn’t legal in Vietnam …
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Delta Boating
... were already rumbling, so of course lots of people purchased!), a little musical performance, fruit tasting, and finally lunch! Not a nice lunch unfortunately, but it was included in the tour price. A big mound of rice, some bottled chilli and soy sauce, some steamed cabbage and a couple of teeny-tiny (and cold) hunks of chicken. Gimme market food any day!
So the tour itself was so-so, but the last two hours of the tour ...
Boat Trip on the Mekong Delta
... dish that was nicely prepared (see photo below). The server prepared rice paper wrap rolls with the fish, lettuce, basil and cucumbers. It was very refreshing and delicious for a hot day. Another highlight was the row boat ride on the small creeks that run into the Mekong River Estuary.
After the tour we headed back to HCMC by bus and got ready as we were leaving Vietnam the next day. Our next stop is ...
Life on the Mekong
... made. We saw the manufacture of rice paper, popcorn, coconut candy and I got to hold a massive python! Everything was fine, until he started moving his head towards mine - then it had to go!
We then went for dinner and all we could here in the background from clearly Vietnamese groups was none other than 'Mot, Hai, Ba - Yo', literally every 5 minutes.
Bye for now!
Lisa
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