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Saigon/Vung Tau boat For those who get tired of the city, you may want to take a break and do what most locals do if they want to get away for the weekend. Take a boat from Saigon to Vung Tau. Not sure what others may think, but to me Vung Tau is much like [...] Sunset in Vung Tau Sorry for the lack of updates of late….but I’ve been a bit out of sorts the past couple of weeks, and what was going to be a quick 1 day trip to Ba Ria turned into 3 days….including 2 days in Vung Tau. As expected, our dog Mr. Pepper had to be [...] My late uncle's old bike I'm currently using When I first arrived in Vietnam, I wasn’t sure if I was going to want to drive on the crazy streets of Saigon. I had read from some expats that you can get around the city fine by walking and taking the buses and I had intended [...] Shower and Bidet combo at my grandmothers house in Vung Tau So I’m in Vung Tau…staying at my late grandmother’s house. The people currently living here are distant relatives…they have been taking care of the house since my grandmother passed away a couple of years ago….and in return pay no rent for their services. Anyways, [...] Green City Bus I’ve already mentioned the 2 most common modes of transportation used around Saigon (taxis and xe om), yet another way of getting around the city are the ubiquitous green and blue buses. The buses run pretty frequently throughout the day….wait times at most stops are around 10 minutes. From my observation, the [...] |
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