We’ve been up about 29 hours, even accounting for the time change - we caught a plane out of Cairo in the morning 9/15 - flew to Abu Dhabi, UAE. Had a layover and then flew to Bangkok, Thailand. Then had another layover and finally made it to our hotel in Hanoi, Vietnam at 7:30 pm 9/16! It was a long trek.
It was such an amazing terrain change, going from the desert of Egypt where there is virtually zero precipitation, to the lush green fields of Vietnam in the end of monsoon season. Personally, I don’t like either extreme.
We arrived in the midst of a huge thunderstorm which dumped buckets on us as we were heading to the hotel. Even coming from Oregon I don’t know if I’ve seen so much rain.
So now off to sleep for a long while! We’ll start exploring in a day or so when we’ve recovered from the journey.もっと詳しく
Christie MitchellThere was almost NO fruit in all of Egypt and Jordan. An occasional orange was all we could find. Sometimes a banana. Vietnam appears to be LOADED with fruit so enjoying it immensely!!
ベトナムRed River Delta21°1’53” N 105°50’48” E
ベトナムRed River Delta21°1’53” N 105°50’48” E
旅行者
Wow!! That looks yummy!
Christie MitchellThere was almost NO fruit in all of Egypt and Jordan. An occasional orange was all we could find. Sometimes a banana. Vietnam appears to be LOADED with fruit so enjoying it immensely!!
旅行者Don’t shy away from smoothies! especially try some authentic avocado smoothies while you're there!
Christie MitchellShy away from ???? Soup? Salad? 😂
Christie MitchellOn the edge of my seat … what does the s stand for??
旅行者smoothies
Christie MitchellFunny as when it first came thru to me it stopped at the s and said nothing more. Yes … I’ll try the smoothies.