Sandy Beach Da Nang

... the exception of a bunch of trained pigeons at Deer Park. We were wondering if it was due to the Bird Flu, Chicken Chow Mein or just that fact that there are not a lot of birds in this region. <br><br>Yesterday I think I might have got a bit of heat stroke due to the high humidity, temperature &amp; climbing to the top of Deer Park (ya, I know ... I&#8217;m a whimp). It made me think about the poor soldiers that not only had to deal with the horrors of war but ...

... right next to the river, candlelit and lovely views! <br><br>The next morning we had our cooking class at Red Bridge Restaurant. First we had a walk around the market with our guide who showed us all the different local fruits, vegetables and fish. It was very busy, smelly and we got stared at a lot but very interesting! <br>Then we took a boat down the Perfume River to the cooking school. For the first demonstration Chris was made to get up in front of the group and ...

... It was impossible to resist an invitation like that. Also, it turned out to be a great spot to watch young people taking part in the mid-autumn festival, with lots of drum beating and dragon dancing. Group after group came past and would generally only leave after money was paid. The motionless traffic reminded us of Ho Chi Minh City four years ago, when the same festival was on there. Actually, it was great that the locals could have a celebration so soon after tragedy. The ...

... during the war &amp; where every hotel chain in the world is now building a MASSIVE resort, to Hai Van Pass north of Danang. <br> <br><br>Really windy mountain road with great views of the mountains going down into the seas &amp; lovely white sandy beaches. Up at the top of the ...

... Lingh's table ... and had some yummy wontons &amp; Cau Lau (noodles and lettuce with soy sauce and beef &amp; pork crackling).<br>We then bumped into Glenn's mum (she is over volunteering in Vietnam) in the street and helped her find some shirt fabric for Glenn's shirts before we ordered ourselves up a storm at the tailors!<br>Cam is getting a 3 piece suit and a short sleve shirt and I'm getting a maxi dress and a summer short length dress. It all came to about 200 pounds ...

I have been in Da Nang for long time for work and not yet back to Australia. To many guests come here just for tranfering to Hoi An and Hue City. However, form here you can find out some Professional International Travel Agent to suport you. Soem of them really nice, just help with free of charge. I ...

... and made in a way unknown to modern construction, a little thing called the Vietnam war managed to wipe out many of the towers that once stood since it was said resistance leaders used the site as a hideout. Many statues are without heads (which does provide a bit of fun if you stand behind them and look angry) and several deactivated shells are housed in two of the buildings which have been converted to mini-museums for miscelaneous surviving sculptures and ...

... ahhhh couldn't wait.<br>Now if you love seafood then you will love My Khe there are fresh seafood restaurants for africa along the beach front, which ended up being quiet a big mission for me (who hates seafood) to find dinner that night.<br>We ended up going to a restaurant in the city and walked home admiring the bridge lights which were really beautiful and some what kinda tacky as well.<br>

... Leid** hab ich mich nicht soo sehr mit Da Nang beschaefftigt und musste leid** feststellen, dass in meinem Reisefuehr** leid** auch so gar nichts mehr stimmt. Erst war das Hotel schon mal gar nicht mehr da, wo es sein sollte. Ein mehr od** we***** abg**issenes Haus, liess mich all**dings v**muten, dass ich an d** richtigen Adresse war. Nun ja, hab dann das naechst beste Hotel genommen und es ist auch gar nicht so schlecht. Natu**lich wollte d** bloede ...