ベトナムHoan Kiem Lake21°2’4” N 105°51’13” E
2018年8月23日, ベトナム ⋅ 🌧 32 °C
The Traditional House is at 87 Ma May Street, Hanoi and was built the late in the 20th century. The house is intact with the typical architecture of ancient houses.
The house consists of two mainもっと詳しく
ベトナムHoan Kiem Lake21°1’51” N 105°51’10” E
2018年8月23日, ベトナム ⋅ 🌧 33 °C
We continued walking through the Old Quarter looking in a few shops for souvenirs on our way to Hoan Kiem Lake so we could visit more historical sites.
The Huc Bridge is a beautiful bridgeもっと詳しく
ベトナムHoan Kiem Lake21°1’54” N 105°51’12” E
2018年8月23日, ベトナム ⋅ 🌧 34 °C
We then crossed the road to watch a slightly weird water puppet show.
Water puppetry is making puppets appear to dance on water and is a tradition which originated in the villages of the Red Riverもっと詳しく
ベトナムRed River Delta21°1’56” N 105°50’51” E
ベトナムXóm Pho21°2’9” N 105°51’4” E
2018年8月23日, ベトナム ⋅ 🌧 27 °C
When we arrived back at the hotel we had a few hours to wait around until our guide was to pick us up for our train ride to Sapa. So what do the Hopwood's do? We eat and drink of course.
John had aもっと詳しく
ベトナムHanoi21°1’30” N 105°50’28” E
2018年8月23日, ベトナム ⋅ 🌧 27 °C
Now it is 8.30pm and we are being collected by a Tour guide to take us to the train station for our train trip to Sapa.
The train is very old. Although I was comfortable enough in a 2 berth cabin, itもっと詳しく
ベトナムLao Cai Station22°29’32” N 103°58’42” E
ベトナムXóm Hai22°19’53” N 103°50’40” E
2018年8月24日, ベトナム ⋅ ⛅ 19 °C
Our driver took us straight to the our hotel but our room was not ready as it was only 7.30am.
We had some breakfast at the hotel looking over the mountain before our tour guide, Mr Quong arrived toもっと詳しく
ベトナムThôn Dao22°23’40” N 103°50’20” E
2018年8月24日, ベトナム ⋅ ⛅ 21 °C
The start of our adventures was a car drive up the mountain the Ta Phin Valley.
Ta Phin is a picturesque thirty minute drive North of Sapa. Set within a valley with a towering mountain peak at oneもっと詳しく
ベトナムXóm Hai22°19’50” N 103°50’39” E
2018年8月24日, ベトナム ⋅ 🌧 22 °C
The Hmong are an ethnic group from the mountainous regions of China, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand.
The Black H’mong women are famous for making cloth from hemp and dying it a deep indigo blue. Theyもっと詳しく
旅行者Interesting little adventure.