itsphamtastic

If I remember correctly, I traveled up at around 1,000 km. Most of the time, I take the bus traveling from Cai Rong to Ha Nam. Sometimes, I take the taxi and at other times I travel on the moped. Despite my long distance travels, I can't help but take pictures of these views. Hopefully, they will remain the same or change for the better in the future.

Bridge in Hanoi

One of the condo I stayed at on my first day. Man, Hanoi is mostly Condos now. I'm slowly getting a picture of Hong Kong landscape being the future of Hanoi.

Rice field in Ha Nam. This place is approximately 3 minutes walk from Chu Vinh's house.

A morning run with Vuong.

Song Chanh Bridge

Ha Long

Where these bricks and rocks laid, it used to be where I lived. There was a small house. One of my aunt let us live there for free. Despite not being blood related, she stepped up big time.

I took time to visit Di Lieu, she wasn't home so we figured out where she is.

Chua o cong 20 (cua ong)

Market at Cai Rong

Builders on Chu Ta's new house.

On the way to Quan Lan

Take a break at Ha Nam

This tree has been here ever since I remember it. It's a pinpoint for me to tell the bus driver where I'm heading to.

Vietnam Trip : Food

Coming back from Vietnam takes quite a while to settle down, getting used to the time zone, and going back to the daily schedule. In about 3 hours, I'm going to head to North Carolina to start a new chapter in my life. It is very tedious, fast, and often mundane here in the busy city of Los Angeles.

With all that being said, I have to summarize my trip in Vietnam. But first, let's go over some food! The thing about it is, everywhere I go and whoever I vist - there's always good food! So let's break it down on this post.

I went for 3 weeks but there's less than 10 pictures here. You get the idea how much food I enjoy in Vietnam.

Cheers!

First meal in Hanoi. Yen and her husband took me here.