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         		 The high-light of this week Swing dancing in Saigon!!! Eventhough the room was airconditioned we sweated like pigs.: by amouna, Views[372]
     
    after 6 days in Saigon I already turned Vietnamese...at least fashion wise...the vietnamese were almost taking me for one of them until they looked me in the face then you could tell how surprised they were. But the going clothes shopping here is depressing I had to buy XL or even XXL because they are so damn tiny here! I feel like a monster.: by amouna, Views[293]
         		 views of Saigon from a paris wheel: by amouna, Views[307]
         		 we went to the visit the area at the mekong river..the mekong delta where all the rice is grown....they make like 19 million tons of rice per year! vietnam is the 2nd biggest rice exporter after thailand.: by amouna, Views[246]
         		 welcome to juuungle!!!!: by amouna, Views[200]
         		 cuchi coo cuchi coo...ok I think my siblings will know what I am talking about...remember...blue lagoon?hahaha: by amouna, Views[225]
     
    this exotic fruit is called Durian...and it smells like.....uuuuuhhh I can't even describe it..awful and it tastes worse! My friend warned me before trying it that people either hate it or love it...like surstroemming (fermented swedish fish)..I hated it!: by amouna, Views[274]
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         		 yes...I never thought I would be doing this but I held a SNAKE around my neck! I mean the moment I decided to go to Asia I had a nightmare about snakes...but I almost started liking them after this..they were so calm and elegant..but so powerful and actually quit tasty on the same day we had snake for dinner, can definitely recommend it: by amouna, Views[246]
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         		 cashew nuts..yummi...you can find anything being sold on the streets here in all sorts of ways...that is why the vietnamese are eating all the time non-stop! but still they stay so skinny! : by amouna, Views[230]
     
    Mekong Steam Boat the most delicious dish I have tried so far...the vietnamese version of meat fondue but even better. Since they are not very patient here they actually just throw in all the meat at once, not one piece at a time, which I was doing at first and but then the waiter came and rescued us stupid tourist:-): by amouna, Views[304]
         		 night fishing seems to be what young vietnamese guys do for fun..it was quit entertaining for us to watch since there net got stuck and they had to dive in the water to get it out...: by amouna, Views[308]
         		 ....and the results tiny little fish...hihihi: by amouna, Views[250]
         		 lizards lizards lizards..you see them every where outside but also sometimes inside high up on the ceiling they seem to like walls for some reason..we even got to see some lizard live sex act ;-) sorry can't put that on this page to hard core: by amouna, Views[346]
         		 the service of the Cao Dai sect...which is a cocktail religion of buddism, hinduism, christianity and a pinch of islam, notice they all wear white and they kneel down when praying just like muslims: by amouna, Views[270]
     
    some guys butt....ok that is not why I took the pic...even though I can be nasty, this is inside the Cu Chi tunnel it was very tight at some point I almost got stuck... so this is the underground tunnel built by the Viet Cong during the war...but believe it or not the original size was 2 times smaller!! they had to make it bigger for us big fat tourists:-): by amouna, Views[415]
         		 did not manage to rotate this pic just turn your head 90 degrees to the left and you will see factory workers making lacquer paintings...beautiful art..but once you see the environment these people have to work in you don't feel like supporting this...it was like a sauna filled with chemical smells you could not breath..and what is worse they earn like 60 dollars a month!!: by amouna, Views[313]
         		 my friend's relatives in Saigon such nice and charming people..they make cakes for a living check out the previous pic with the beautiful cake!: by amouna, Views[236]
         		 ok this is a very mild example of how they load the mopeds with stuff, once we even saw somebody carrying a washing machine and another time you could hardly see the driver on the moped just a mountainn of whatever behind him....it's amazing!: by amouna, Views[241]
         		 traditionally dressed vietnamese women selling lotteries on the street: by amouna, Views[240]
     

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