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Thursday, May 1, 2014
Secrets to discovering some Colonial Charms of Vietnam
Secure a booking in a suite at any of the marvelous Colonial
hotels across Vietnam, oozing charm and romance, warmth and comfort. The
Park Hyatt in Ho Chi
Minh City (Saigon) offers a sanctuary for work and relaxation, The Ana Mandara in the high mountainous regions of Dalat are sure to be enjoyed for its cool climate, after the
humidity. Talking about the Ana Mandara Group, you be sure to check into Nha Trang Ana Mandara
Six Senses. La Residence in Hue, where clearly the opulence of the colonial Governor’s
is still very much evident. Then of course, there’s the Sofitel Metropole in Hanoi, where the old Citroen motor car outside gets dusted
daily, with a feather duster. Float genteelly amongst the lime stones of
UNESCO Halong Bay on board the Emeraude Classic Cruiser… this is an unforgettable experience.
Walk down tree lined boulevards and experience a touch of life when once The Quiet
American lived – ‘Paris of the East’, stroll down Dong Khoi Street Saigon,
where the silk shops lure you to pause awhile… Visit the exquisite hand
embroidery shops, where it’ll be hard making a decision about which linen
to purchase… visit the markets where many bargains can be had for a
million dong, which when converted, really only buys you a coffee back home!
Experience at least one meal at a street vendor with the locals.
Sit down and savor a coffee and baguette/croissant that rival any Parisian cafĂ©… not to mention discover
the national dish Pho Ba, served with the freshest of herbs. What about
Vietnamese rice paper rolls?
Admire the Colonial architecture across
Vietnam – Saigon, Hanoi, Dalat – Notre Dame Cathedral, Old Post
Office, and Opera House. Visit UNESCO town Hoi An, where clearly time has stood still for centuries.
Take a Cyclo ride amongst the 36 Old
Quarters in Hanoi –each street is named after the produce it
sells. Silk Street, Rice Street, Book Street etc. Talking about silk.. Be
sure to remember to bring along on your trip to Vietnam any picture or
favourite article of clothing you’d like tailored… overnight your two
piece suit is immaculately produced, with perfect attention to detail.
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