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Daily Archives: 21/01/2018
Quote of the Day
Chris: Am I moaning again? Joan: That’s your normal state that is.
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สวัสดี Thailand
No, I don’t know what it says either. A very long day of travel and we are at our final destination – Thailand.
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Tạm biệt Vietnam
What to make of Vietnam? What an interesting place, I’d thoroughly recommend a trip here. Such friendly, hardworking entrepreneurial people here.
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Cruising the Mekong Delta
From our hotel in Saigon, it’s a 4 hour drive all the way down to Can Tho where we check in to a Bassac boat for an overnight on the Mekong Delta
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War Remnants Museum
The war remnants museum – some quite harrowing stuff in here, difficult to digest.
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Saigon at Night
Saigon at night is a really nice City and takes on a whole new character.
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Saigon Presidential Palace
The Saigon presidential palace. Source of the famous tank picture heralding the ‘fall of saigon’
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Out and About in Saigon
Saigon is very different from Hanoi. A much younger city with a lot of the centre designed and built by the French. It gives off an air of optimism.
Cu Chi Tunnels
An hour or so drive from our hotel but still within Saigon are the Cu Chi tunnels. A huge tunnel complex where the Viet Cong masterminded several military campaigns during the Vietnam war.
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