Collection of ‘fisheye’ shots of Cholon, Binh Tay Market, of Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon…

If you are the type who enjoy strolling, you’ll like Nha Trang’s long and clean beachfront pavement. And the Nha Trang Tran Phu Bridge, 5km from the backpackers’ area, makes for a great ending/u-turn point…

I’ve blogged about the Nha Trang Beach before. But because it is such a long stretch (some 40km combined), I’m writing another one…

While this XQ Su Quan in Nha Trang calls themselves the XQ Historical Village, they are really more of a big high-end shop specializing in embroidery…

The special thing about this Nha Trang Cathedral is that although it was built with simple cement blocks, it is VERY PRETTY!Beside the Po Nagar Cham Towers, this is now another must-see recommendation in my book when touring Nha Trang…

If you are a fan of the underwater world and all its inhabitants, you will like the Nha Trang National Oceanographic Museum…

Short post with pictures on the Yersin Museum in Nha Trang…

My driver picked me up at my hotel in Hoi An at 8.30am this morning. It took us a whopping 2.5 hours non stop drive via the National Highway No. 1 to arrive at the My Lai (Son My) Memorial. It is located at the Quang Ngai Province, about 130km south from Hoi An…

If you miss the Saigon Ben Thanh Market when in Nha Trang, go to Dam Market, or Cho Dam in Vietnamese. It is smaller and has lesser variety than the former but still makes for a good place to buy Vietnam gifts to bring home. The surrounding open air wet market and food stalls will add more reasons to check out the Dam Market. And because it’s used mainly by the locals, this is 1 spot in Nha Trang to catch the daily lives of the Vietnamese people…

Night shot of the People’s Committee Building in Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon…