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Check out the phone and power cables on the right!	Hanoi's traffic is indescribable by words, you just got to see it yourself! Tricks on how to survive and cross Hanoi's roads can be found here.
Dinner with Poh Seong and Soh Bee at the Cha Ca La Vong, a 135-year-old restaurant famous for their grilled fish served with roasted peanuts, dry pancakes, soft noodle soup, spice vegetables and fish sauce.	A view of Hanoi's Old Quarter area. It has a history that spans over 2000 years and started as a snake and alligator-infested swamp. It later evolved into a cluster of villages made up of houses on stilts.
A typical roadside stall in Hanoi, Vietnam. You can get vegetables, fruits, noodle soups, drinking waters, beers etc. from road stalls like this.	Me at the Halong Bay pier in the Quang Ninh province. Behind are Halong Bay the boats (junks).
Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The bay has a 120 kilometres long coastline and is 1553 square kilometres in size.	Vietnamese traders trying to sell local fruits to foreign tourists boarding the junks/boats at Halong Bay.
The junks (boats) at Halong Bay.	Our delicious Vietnamese seafood lunch served on board the junk!
Halong Bay consists of 1969 limestone monolithic islands, which rise spectacularly from the ocean. 989 of the islands have been given names so far. Its history and legend can be found here.	Me at Halong Bay, Vietnam! Don't you just wish to be here as well? =)