Showing posts with label Vietnam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vietnam. Show all posts

Saturday, 21 October 2017

Exploring Ho Chi Minh


This post is basically a post for me to dump pictures.


Remember when I mentioned that motorcycle is the main transportation? Yep, no kidding.


I followed a one-day tour to somewhere out of the town~



One of the interesting things I saw:


Close up!


I wonder if they're real.


I mean, how do you squeeze the animals into the bottle??



Look up Mekong River! So proud to be cruising this river XD;;



And then, back to Ho Chi Minh. 
By the way, Saigon is the former name of the capital.


If you remember the Central Post Office I mentioned, next to it is the Mc Donald's. And the alley next to it, is the book street.


The alley is so beautiful. Books are everywhere.


Of course, cafes too, for people who want to relax. 



I also ate the infamous Vietnamese spring roll~



There is one more place you have to see for yourself. The picture below is the 'square' in front of this place I'm talking about.


The Apartment's Cafe.


Everything you see is cafe. Except the ground floor. That's a bookstore.


And this was captured at one of the cafes I dined in~ Watched the sunset before my eyes. Phenomenal.





-vivian-

Tuesday, 17 October 2017

Xin Chào~


Oh, dear! I've neglected this blog (again)!
So, in the previous school break (Merdeka holiday), I flew to Vietnam~ I was in Ho Chi Minh city. Well, since it's the capital of Vietnam, it is a very hectic city. Motorcycle is basically the main transportation there, you can possibly imagine motorcycles coming from all directions.

Onto the pictures!


The Notre Dame Basilica of Saigon!
It's so pretty even from the side! I wish I could enter the church to capture the beautiful stained glass windows, but no admittance allowed. :( Bummer!



Next to the church is the iconic Cental Post Office.
I couldn't get a nice picture from outside, so the interior is what I could capture nicely lol. It's a very old building and it is still operating. There were souvenirs sold inside I managed to send several postcards back to friends in Malaysia. The only thing I dislike here is the unfriendly staff.



I came across this on the last night of the trip. This is the Town Council, if I'm not mistaken.


I shall upload more pictures soon~





-vivian-