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    Chris got a nice shave at a local barber shop. Views[266] The A Buddhist pagoda in Hoi An. Views[319] This town is still developing, we came by quite a few unfinished new tourist hotels by the seaside. Views[284] Little afternoon bike tour along the coast by Hoi An, a former fishers village transformed into tourist town. Views[308]
     
    Chris and Livia in a lively Hoi An street by night. Views[101] Downtown Hoi An, where candles are placed in the river, to float away with the wishes / prayers of the tourists. Views[124] Room with a view! We stayed at a beach resort in Hoi An for a few days to relax. Views[142] Statues of guards, at the Cham museum in Danang. The Cham were one of the native peoples of central and south Vietnam. Views[100] Family photo at the royal citadel in Hue where the last dynasty of Vietnam resided. Views[130]
     
    Sign for 'happiness', at the royal citadel in Hue. Views[132] Views[208] Views[215] Views[221] Walking through to the inner layers of the tomb site, with our guide Mr Wee. Views[140]
     
    Decorations on one of the buildings of the tomb site for the second emperor in the Nguyen Dynasty: Minh Mang (reign 1820 - 1841). Views[100] Lucky snapshot from the van - skyline of Hanoi seen from lake Ho Tay. Views[94] Up the steps to the Thien Mu pagoda (a buddhist temple), a landmark for Hue on the bank of the Entering through to the inner layers of the tomb site together with our guide, Mr. Wee Views[95] Decorations on one of the buildings of the tomb site for former Nguyen dynasty emperor Minh Mang (reign 1820 - 1841). Views[107]
     
    Lucky snapshot from the car, skyline of Hanoi seen from lake Ho Tay. Views[104] Hanging out with another family. Views[167] The man himself... Views[161] Visit of Ngoc Son temple which honors the 13th-century military leader Tran Hung Dao who distinguished himself in the fight against the Yuan Dynasty, Views[106] Visit on Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi, Legend goes that in the 15th century, a golden turtle reclaimed the sword that the king had used to fight Ming China. Views[130]
     
    Our cruise ship in full glory. Views[123] Limestone cave visit, 600 steps up and down made us drip with sweat, even at 9 a.m. in the morning! Views[145] Family photo with the bay as a back drop. Views[549] Enjoying the late afternoon sun from the top deck. Views[146] Sunset over Ha Long Bay from the top deck on the cruise ship. Views[117]
     
    Asher and Hanna coming back to the cruise ship from a swim at the beach. Views[151] View from our suite on the Ha Long Bay cruise. Views[101] Rice fields - a typical country side view of the north. Views[159] Traditional water puppet show, an amazingly skillful one! This scene had dancing dragons in it. Views[273] Musicians that accompanied the water puppet show on traditional instruments including lute, bamboo flute, zither, fiddle and rice drum. Views[276]
     
    Livia taking in so many impressions during our rickshaw tour. Views[190] Man selling the typical straw hats. Views[229] Street view from the rickshaw. Views[146] You can transport just about anything on a scooter. Here goes a load of hotel laundry. Views[116] Rickshaw ride in Hanoi - turned out to be a wonderful way of exploring the old town without having to watch traffic all the time. Views[768]
     
    Several war planes were displayed out front. Views[111] Vietnamese caption on a war photograph. Views[127] Tools of communication that were used during the war. Views[116] Located in a bunker in the heart of the citadel is the former headquarters of the Northern Vietnamese army, located here between 1954 and 1975. Strategic maps with arrows hung on the wall. Views[132] In front of the second tier of walls with our guide Mr Vinh. Views[99]
     
    Walking around the citadel of Thang Long, residence of Vietnamese monarchs between the 11th and 19th century. Views[112] The one pillar pagoda, a buddhist temple constructed by emperor Ly Thai Tong in the 11th century. Views[138] The house on stilts that Ho Chi Minh had built to remind him of his time with the ethnic groups in the north of the country (and instead of living in a grand French palace). Views[125] After visiting the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum (in the background) where the great leader is displayed in a glass coffin. Views[134] Our hotel, tucked back in an alley. Views[143]
     
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