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Ready for a swim in our room. But the pool that
look like 16 meters are only half of that, 8 meters. |
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The city view to the South. To the East. |
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Phuong with ViAnh taking photos. You can always
make a small pool look big on a picture. |
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Inside the
Dam Sen Water Park. It
is impressive.
Getting a quick rinse before swimming.
Hippo in the water park. It was very well equipped. |
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Phuong sending ViAnh on her way in
the stream. Taking more pictures of ViAnh. |
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The stream was very popular with
the kids. Another part with slides. |
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The stream.
A grotto near an almost 40 meters long pool divided in 2 parts. |
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Lots of fun for the kids.
Here is the long pool where you actually could swim. |
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Martin and Phuong after she had
finished playing with ViAnh. Lovely place. |
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The wave pool. Watch
the video.
It had artifical waves from time to time. |
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Martin didn't bring his
swimming trunks. So he had a few beers next to
the wave pool. |
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Nice place.
More slides for the kids. |
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Outside the famous post office in Saigon.
ViAnh, Phuong and Martin with his swimming bag.
Outside the post office, it was very crowded
ViAnh and Phuong encircled. |
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Inside the post office
with uncle Ho in the background, watching over his underlings.
Lovely Park just outside the postoffice. |
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Martin
bought an umbrella for ViAhn
to use at school. Here they are trying it out
outside the post office. |
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The restaurant close to
the post office had very high prices. We found this one,
Italiani's Pizza with just what we
wanted. This is their fancy clay oven with one
of the staff showing off.
This is the entrance. Recommended. Martin had ribs, and the girls had
pizza. |
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One fancy building next
to the post office. The commie boys take good
care of the churches and temples after they dropped their nonsense of
"socialism", an -ism that have never worked, doesn't work and will never
work. Vietnam is today very prosperous. |
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Evening out with ViAnh
parents. Martin's favorite, crispy pork knuckle.
Next time we go here. |
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A massive table made
out out of ironwood I was told. Phuong, Martin
and Dung, a very friendly waiter at the K) restaurant. |
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