From Hội An to Hue

Ready to roll!
The rain was gone and I had a new iPhone. Maps loaded and the GPS tracker running. Time to hit the road up to Hue for a one night stop. Adios Su Shi and Mike – see you next time :-)

The Marble Mountains close to Da Nang
How nice, you might say, but wait – check the next picture!

What is really going on? Tourist overload. Still, I will stop next time to take a look at the caves – if they are not too expensive.

The Dragon Bridge in Da Nang (in the back)

Every Saturday and Sunday night, the Dragon spits fire

Nhà thờ Ngọc Quang at the Northern tip of Da Nang”

Detail with a Fish on top

At the beach in Da Nang – lots of traditional small fishing boats

They sell the catch next to the street

Must be a Fisherman Temple? Đền Thờ Ngư Ông Phú Lộc

View of the North tip of Da Nang

Nice as long as you do not look down. They should clean that beach more often. Wherever you look there is trash – a lot of trash!

The bay of Liên Chiểu at the end of Da Nang

The bay from above. In the distance, you can see the northern tip of Da Nang

Surprisingly, this place does look still unspoiled

Going up the Hải Vân Pass – passing the clouds on the way. There are always clouds here so it is called ocean cloud pass as well.

A bunker at the Hải Vân Pass

Almost at the end of the Hải Vân Pass: The view of Lăng Cô

Offerings for something at a bridge

The water up the mountain

Offerings on the seaside as well
One can imagine where all the plastic and the rest will go soon. Down towards the sea. Since I own PEP I am happy to see they offer it here. But it would be much nicer if they use banana leaves and Bamboo cups.

The stream down towards the sea

Are they friendly?

At the Lang Co View Point or Địa điểm checkin Lăng cô as the locals refer to it

Pig cooling station

Poor animals

They can lick some dirty water if they are lucky

You can not imagine the smell – or can you??

Rice field in Quỹ Nhất

Nhà thờ Phước Tượng

Small church in Đá Bạc
Vu Homestay close to Hue
This place was just opened, and I was lucky to get the discount rates for my bungalow. It had a TV, water heater, fan, table, and chairs. Hot shower and a bathroom as well. The owner and his family are super nice and try to help the best they can. From time to time they have a BBQ for all the guests in the evening. The place is really green and must look even better soon. All the green was just planted so it will be even better in the future. I paid only 5,60 US $ for a night with breakfast.

Entrance of the Vu Homestay

Vu Homestay with my bungalow in the middle

My bungalow

Entrance of the bungalow with a chair to enjoy the warm afternoon sun

Inside the bungalow

Private shower

Comes with TV, water heater and fan

View over the rice fields behind Vu Homestay”

BQ in the evening – lots of vegetable options for me

Some could not really handle the Rice Whiskey
Todays Drive
152 km in 4 hours and 54 minutes, including photo stops as well as a Gas stop
