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Monday, September 18, 20064:40 PM
how was vietnam?
very good i can say. the place and their kind of life played the biggest part...
everything is just TOO different from singapore. picture the 1970s of singapore,& u will find urself being able to see vietnam. before the pictures,let me give a conclusion of how i would describe vietnam.


  1. motorcars with accident rates high. (i could see "buang" cases everyday,or ppl almost buang) not a very nice thing to see..
  2. beggars and beggars hanging ard as a whole family.
  3. the type of weather some almost cannot take it. over 30degrees everyday.
  4. impolite salesgirls
  5. super polite salesgirls
  6. hospitals everywhere. (alwys flooded with ppl)
  7. zebra crossing lines which shudnt be drawn at all. (pedestrains had no rights at all)
  8. traditional clothings and traditional food. (black coffee and fresh milk)
  9. coffee shop
  10. miss saigon and mr ho chi minh tri. *oops


MY overview:


Once romantically referred to by the French as the Pearl of the Orient, Ho Chi Minh City is still called Saigon by almost everyone who lives there.It has more of a cosmopolitan feel than Hanoi,as compared to the pictures my bro had taken. and only in ho chi minh city can u see teeming markets, tropical fruits, king cobras, barbecued dogs, and a hundred other such items for sale.Sidewalks are crammed with noodle stands, cafEs, and vendors selling fresh glasses of beer or black coffee; roads are often gridlocked with motorbikes, scooters, bicycles, cyclos (pedicabs), buses, and a few cars (for now). All kinds of people travel by bicycle or motorbike: women in traditional ao dais, long gloves, and conical hats; different kinds of masks and whole families -- mother, father, and two children -- all squeezed onto one seat,just like as mentioned before,one whole family begging for money. united in a way of their own i guess...Combined with this vivacious street life,world's famous vietnam war stories,and their traffic congestions at all times, the city cannot be forgotten. BUT, it is their people even more than the city that i will remember most.










JAWS Y


19F
Leo
Hakka
Dragon
08.08.1988
Tourism mgt
Definitely not like you


AboutY


Love travelling,
Love long journeys.
Excuse me, i'm just afraid of animals,
Whoever said i hate them?
Yes, i dislike chocolates,
But it doesnt mean i will never touch em.
And, laugh as loud as you want,
Cos' u know what,
Ive height phobia.
So ?





Can she have em' all?Y

samsung E870
a pass in gr eight piano
nintendo DS lite
samsung mp3 player YP-U3,
nice looking adidas jacket,
brazil,maldives,
dubai,austria,
venice,vienna.
health & happiness to all




Contact Y

jocelyn_1988@hotmail.com