Da Nang is located between the South China Sea and the Han River - a small city with lots of bridges.
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| This is the largest dragon bridge in the world! Wait, how many dragon bridges are there anyway? |
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| It was a little windy and really hot/sticky - that's why my hair is like this |
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| There's nothing like getting a hug from a hot pizza |
We tried to cross the street during rush hour...click here to see our first attempt. And click here to see how we finally get across the street!
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| Walking across the Dragon Bridge |
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| The clouds were pretty cool looking this evening |
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| Boats in the Han River |
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| The clouds in this direction looks like smoke from the dragon |
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| A view of the bridge from the opposite side of the Han River |
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| Watching the sun set from the 8th floor - @ Skybar at D&C Hotel |
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| I got the waitress to take a photo for us |
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| Pretty colors |
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| Crescent moon showing up at dusk |
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| The Dragon Bridge all lit up |
The next day we didn't really do much...
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| We stayed in our room and had granola bars for lunch |
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| But ventured out for dinner past Paul's Restaurant! |
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| The next day we headed to Nha Trang...bye Da Nang, can you see the bridges? |
Nha Trang is a beach town - we heard it was the prettiest beaches of Vietnam. And yes, they were actually very pretty! There wasn't any garbage floating around in the water so that is a big plus. It was extremely hot and humid though and we just weren't feeling like laying out. Instead, I went to the spa.
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| Here we are, driving from the airport to the hotel |
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| Our hotel was about a 5 minute walk to the beach |
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| Really pretty |
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| We ate at at place that had a swimming pool |
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| That's the South China Sea right there |
