Reunification Palace They held humans in these "Tiger Cages" Conrad Hotel Tokyo Tokyo got me ready for the cold Back at home! Pritch was with me my last few days in Vietnam and we went out in the city and went to a lot of the historical sights I had yet to visit. We started at the Reunification Palace and then went by Notre Dame. We also visited the War Remnants museum during this time and that was my favorite as it was all about the war and history which I am very interested in. The rest of the trip was a lot of walking around and showing Pritch the city and eating good food and drinking a lot including staying up all night to watch the Superbowl which while fun, I don't think I would do again. Then our trip moved to Tokyo which was amazing. I thought Tokyo was really awesome and we had a whole lot of fun there. Our hotel was amazing and we had heated toilet seats, a waterfall shower, and free breakfast and hap...
Cu Chi Tunnel Hole Closed Trap Open Trap some delicious tea... lotsa bees authentic vietnamese music snakes, why'd it have to be snakes... crocodile and wild boar lunar new years in Vietnam On the monkey bridge Over the last few days I have taken 2 trips w/ my buddy Andrew to explore other parts of Vietnam. My first trip was on Sunday and I went to the Cu Chi Tunnels. The tunnels are very famous Vietnam War tunnels and the Vietnamese used them as undergroud passageways and cities during the war against as the propoganda video we saw called us "The American Invaders from Washington D.C." First we saw the original holes they went in and they were less than a foot by foot square so we dont know how they fit in them. We saw some other entrances and then saw some Vietnamese traps they used during the war along with some of their clothing and weapons from both sides of the war. We then saw some of the typcal food t...