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    The traditional musicians: by sglass, Views[175]
         		 Very excited to see our first water puppet show... and not sure what to expect!: by sglass, Views[178]
         		 One of Hanoi's best(?) cultural/tourist attractions- the water puppet theater: by sglass, Views[202]
         		 One of the most amazing chocolate desserts I've ever had.: by sglass, Views[168]
         		 We head to an uber fancy resort for a few hours of luxury by the bar: by sglass, Views[157]
     
    Turtle Tower all lit up at night: by sglass, Views[168]
         		 Hanoi's Saint Joseph Cathedral. : by sglass, Views[151]
         		 Some sort of chicken noodle soup-like dish that was, again, amazing. I never knew bowls of broth, meat and noodles could look so similar but taste SO different: by sglass, Views[120]
         		 Imbibing the local beer: by sglass, Views[143]
         		 Sitting outside on our little plastic stools at our little plastic table-- a very common past time here: by sglass, Views[275]
     
    Enjoying more Hanoi street food and really, street ambiance. The local street drinking/eating scene is lively and so much fun!: by sglass, Views[350]
         		 Heading back down the flights of stairs to go explore Hanoi's old quarter!: by sglass, Views[168]
         		 Secret coffee shop on the roof of a random building: by sglass, Views[577]
         		 Enjoying the view of Hanoi: by sglass, Views[131]
         		 One of their speciality coffees includes whipped egg whites- so it makes a very nice foam: by sglass, Views[199]
     
    View from the secret coffee shop- we loved this place: by sglass, Views[161]
         		 The view from the 'secret' coffee shop- out to the lake we explored earlier: by sglass, Views[169]
         		 Joe enjoying some of Hanoi's (and Vietnam's) best coffee!!: by sglass, Views[199]
         		 Then, you start climbing! Up 3 flights of stairs (the last being a rickety spiral staircase) until you get to the roof where there are actual tables/chairs: by sglass, Views[159]
         		 It empties into this little garden courtyard. There is a girl waiting with a menu in the courtyard and she takes your order.: by sglass, Views[197]
     
    Finally a sign! Keep going down the corridor...: by sglass, Views[173]
         		 Once you get to the back of the tailor shop you go down this long dark corridor, still no signs of the coffee shop: by sglass, Views[189]
         		 One of our favorite parts of Hanoi-- we'd read about a
         		 Inside the museum- I don't think I was supposed to take pictures (unclear) so I only took this one... too bad b/c there were some amazing artifacts in here. Not the best translations into English though :-/: by sglass, Views[172]
         		 National Museum of Vietnamese History: by sglass, Views[178]
     
    Visiting the National Museum of Vietnamese History: by sglass, Views[195]
         		 This woman who waved us in off the street and put heaping bowls of delicious food in front of us, reminded me of a grandma trying to get her grandkids to eat! She didn't speak any English, but she didn't have to- she only makes the one dish and man, it was good. Lunch was about $5 total.: by sglass, Views[154]
         		 This might have been my favorite of all the Vietnamese street foods we tried : by sglass, Views[179]
         		 Trying some Hanoi specialty street food! I don't remember what this was called-- but it was DELICIOUS: by sglass, Views[178]
         		 Joe and I relaxed in the park surrounding the lake: by sglass, Views[146]
     
    Huc Bridge, Hanoi: by sglass, Views[1856]
         		 The temple was full of these ceramic reliefs- this one depicting the legend of the sword coming out of the lake on the back of the turtle god: by sglass, Views[218]
         		 The view out to Turtle Tower in the center of the lake: by sglass, Views[168]
         		 Temple of the Jade Mountain on Jade Island in the middle of Hoan Kiem Lake, Hanoi: by sglass, Views[1072]
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    The temple also honors a scholar and a Confucian master.: by sglass, Views[198]
         		 Temple of the Jade Mountain honors Tran Hung Dao- a very famous 13th century Vietnamese military leader who fought the Yuan Dynasty (Chinese). We saw many references to him throughout Vietnam: by sglass, Views[562]
         		 I couldn't get enough of this turtle and the great legend behind it: by sglass, Views[149]
         		 Some Vietnamese believe that this turtle, and the one still alive today, were/are thousands of years old. Scientists think they age closer to 100 years: by sglass, Views[170]
         		 One of these special species of turtle found only in this specific lake in the center of Hanoi. Sadly, there seems to be only 1 left alive of the whole species!: by sglass, Views[142]
     
    The myth behind the
         		 Ladder behind the Temple of the Jade Mountain which is on Jade Island in the middle of the lake: by sglass, Views[144]
         		 Hanoi Vietnam, from Hoan Kiem Lake: by sglass, Views[113]
         		 Crossing the Huc Bridge to get to Jade Island in the middle of Hoan Kiem Lake: by sglass, Views[118]
         		 Hoan Kiem Lake or
     
    The Huc Bridge (
         		 Phong Nha Farmstay- stolen from their website: http://phong-nha-cave.com/gallery/: by sglass, Views[552]
         		 Last view of the Great Room at the Farmstay before we have to leave... we highly recommend this place to anyone going to Vietnam and wish we could have spent more time here!: by sglass, Views[397]
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