Cu Chi Vacations, Cu Chi Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Only my second full day in Ho Chi Minh and I already wanted a breather.  However, baring a holiday, I have never left again.  I love Minh City, I think that I was just eager to spy a bit of the countryside.  I negotiated a horrible fare, in retrospect, at the time, however, I thougth I was the master of the barter.  I'll leave that number untyped.  I hopped on the back of a motorbike and headed to Cu Chi to check out the tunnels used by the Viet Cong. ...

Why a horror story?!? Because I'm with Hanie, that's why!!! Bwahahaha!!!

My words on this computer screen could NEVER ever describe the feelings and emotions that the orphanage experience offered.  You'll have to ask me in person to get an inkling of the power of this moment in time.  Day #1: I showed up at the orphanage and met the director who was completely blind.  As a 10-year old boy, he was a victim of a land mine (from our sad war) while digging up a tree to build his family's house.  To see a young blind man running an ...

I woke up early for the whole-day tour that I booked, grabbed some baguette and waited at the tour office.   Then came the guide and asked me to hop in the minivan.  There were seven of us, plus the driver and the guide, a couple of Aussies and a group of friends from Netherlands.  Our journey to Cao Dao Temple and Cu Chi Tunnels began.   I was hoping to get some sleep as I was not able to sleep well last night; I blame it on the coffee.  But this gu...