Hoi An
     
Home Page

Journal of our recent trip February March 2006

Vung Tau

Wedding reception of Trevor and Ky

Chau Chuot and Dylan at Dam Sen

Tay Ninh

Cu Chi

Dalat 

Nha Trang

Hue 

Tu Duc's Tomb

Imperial City

Around Saigon

Suoi Tien Park

Vietnamese Navy Headquarters

Bien Hoa

Mekong Delta

USARV Headquarters

Ba Son Ship Yard

MACV Hue

New! USARV Today from Satalite

New! TC Hill Then and Now

New! Long Binh Today from Satalite

New! Long Binh - Ammo Dumo - Bien Hoa

Map of Long Binh Post



Guest Book

Favorite Links

Some responses I have received

Yow/Pearl/Chau

Miss Dung

Travel Tips

Indochine
Old Postcards of Vietnam

Vietnam 1943



2003 Trip

People from 2001 - 2003

Journal 2003 Trip

First Days in Saigon

 Hanoi

 Ngoc Son - Children

 Bat Trang

 Sapa

 Agent Orange Assistance

 Ha Long Bay

 Hue

Mekong Delta

My Tho Lady

 Saigon

 Vung Tau

 Dalat

Mausoleum of Emperor
Khai Dinh

Cruise on the Perfume River

Tomb of the Emperor
Minh Mang

Tomb of the Emperor
Tu Duc

Miss Alina Ton

The Imperial City
and
The Forbidden Purple City

USARV Long Binh 2003



2001 Trip

Hong Kong 2001

Bien Hoa 2001

My Best Picture

 Hotel Tan Nghia

 Cu Chi - Tunnels

Around Saigon

Outside Saigon

Tay Ninh - Cao Dai

My Tho - Mekong Delta

Then and Now

Daily Journal of my trip

Some interesting people



Long Binh 1967-1968

 People from the past

Newport 1967-68

Convoys 1967-1968

Tanks 1967 - 1968

Long Binh

Barge site south of Long Binh

Just a few thoughts

Roll 1 1967-68

Roll 2 1967-68

Roll 3 1967-68

Roll 4 1967-68

Roll 5 1967-68

Roll 6 1967-68

Roll 7 1967-68

Roll 8 1967-68

Roll 9 1967-68

Roll 10 1967-68

Roll 11 1967-68

Map of TC Hill
1968


 

Hoi An
In keeping with Dylan's wishes to spend time on the beach we went down to Hoi An after our time on China Beach. Hoi An is a small town south of Danang. It had no strategic importance during any of the wars so it remained untouched. I Had wanted to see the town and the beach was beautiful for Dylan. We had to get people with motorbikes to drive to drive us to the beach each day. It was a nice ride.


Our Hotel in Hoi An was the An Phu Hotel which is part of An Phu Tourist Company. The hotel was very nice. There was a large swimming pơl which was salinated instead chlorinated. Most pơls in Vietnam are salinated. The hotel was large and new and had a service desk on each flơr.

We took the elevator to the top floor and came out to the right of the photo. There is a Karaoke room through the doors to the center. Most of the top floor is open with no exterior walls.

The dining room is open and airy and has a beautiful view of the town and the countryside. Breakfast is included and there is plenty of fresh fruit, pastries and crepes. I put jelly in the crepes, rolled them and put sugar on top, just like Granny used to when we were little. They had omelets which were also very good. There was coffee, tea and fruit juices.

Looking Northwest from the restaurant.

Looking Southwest from the restaurant.

On the way to the beach we ride along this canal.

Farther down the canal

A beautiful hotel on the way to the beach. Hotels are springing up all over Hoi An. The center of Hoi An containing many old buildings and the Japanese bridge is an international historic site and is protected.

Dylan on the beach. Beautiful crystal clean water. We had goggles and snorkel by time we got here and we could see a few jelly fish, each with a small colorful fish swimming along side. We swam out to the boats you see there. The water there was around 12 feet deep and from the surface we could see the anchors clear as can be.

Looking back at the beach this is one of the many hotels that have sprung up along the coast and inland in every city.

Dylan had wanted to use a jet ski. Here there were 4 However a mechanic went from one to another tinkering but had no success getting any of them to run.



.