I'm a Tourist: Vietnam Day 1

This is becoming a habit, and I love it. Celebrating our anniversary in a different country and the best part of it is spending it with the family. And on the way there, we were so lucky to get upgraded. (Thank you Tita Annie!)

Vietnam was more of a cultural destination, learning the history of the Vietnam war and how the culture is at present. (They are building a subway already, and the Philippines? tsk tsk tsk.) It was scooter Armageddon actually in the streets of Vietnam, but more disciplined than the helldrivers of Manila, where they believe that they are the reincarnation of Evel Knievel.

In Vietnam, when you say motorcycle lane on the highway, they literally have concrete barriers separating the scooter and other vehicles. (Very common sense, but in the Philippines, some people are either not common or has no sense at all.)

Anyway, on to the trip.

Dinner at CuC Gach Quan on our first night with my wife's cousin; the place had a very homey and laid back ambiance and the food was really good.

The folks of Vietnam love their coffee, and there were literally at least two coffee shops at almost every corner. First one we tried of course was their no.1, Trung Nguyen Coffee.

Sang Tao no.5 for Success

We had to close the night for an early trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels the next morning.

I'm a Tourist: Vietnam Day 2

I'm a Tourist: Vietnam Day 3