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LearnViet_ Admin
Posts: 1031 Join date: 2009-11-01 Age: 34 Location (Country): Singapore
 | Subject: What are your 5 must-dos when you visit Vietnam? Wed Jun 30, 2010 2:36 pm | |
| Just curious.
Please dun include things like 'take taxi from airport' or 'go money money changer' duh
Mine would be (in this particular order of priority):
1) Food - Must have my favourite Hu Tieu and D5 and my fav Lau at D8. Of course, the holiday would not be complete without beef steak, bun bo hue, and shells. Yummy!
2) Pool - I like someone racking the balls for me. Dun have it in Sgp.
3) Coffee - And I mean coffee shops, not coffee houses. I love those roadside places and can sit there for hours.
4) Discos - America is a must visit.
5) Cho Benh Thanh - I never buy anything there but somehow, it's part of my pilgrimage.
What's yours? |
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botarbolampar

Posts: 480 Join date: 2009-11-21
 | Subject: Re: What are your 5 must-dos when you visit Vietnam? Sun Jul 04, 2010 11:41 am | |
| My monthly routine as follow:
1) Hug - a BIG hug and kisses awaiting me outside the airport with hundreds pair of envied eyes looking at us.
2) Countryside - Head towards the bus station and back to province.
3) Home Cooked Food - Late lunch at home prepared by my ba xa.
4) Karaoke - This is where I practise my viet songs.
5) Coopmart - To stock up my ba xa food and household supplies for the month.
Who's next? |
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cunt_ranger
Posts: 163 Join date: 2010-01-24 Location (Country): Singapore
 | Subject: Re: What are your 5 must-dos when you visit Vietnam? Mon Jul 05, 2010 12:15 am | |
| My Top 5:
1) Eat Pho Bo at Pasteur! This is a MUST... Singapore's Pho just can't cut it with the ORIGINAL taste!
2) Drinking session at Napoly!!! My fave bar... all my good friends are there and this place feels like a second home to me as the manager and the senior serving staff know me very well!
3) Disco at America... nothing comes close... the best in HCMC!
4) Karaoke with bx and all my good friends in HCMC!
5) Wash hair and massage at Le Anh Xuan! Damn relaxing and cheap way to spend 2 hours... |
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LearnViet_ Admin
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botarbolampar

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cunt_ranger
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jackbl
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botarbolampar

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LearnViet_ Admin
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cunt_ranger
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botarbolampar

Posts: 480 Join date: 2009-11-21
 | Subject: Re: What are your 5 must-dos when you visit Vietnam? Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:29 pm | |
| How is next?????? 5 Must Do Things In HCMC |
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LearnViet_ Admin
Posts: 1031 Join date: 2009-11-01 Age: 34 Location (Country): Singapore
 | Subject: Re: What are your 5 must-dos when you visit Vietnam? Thu Apr 14, 2011 2:07 pm | |
| Any other recommendations from anyone who has been to hcmc or is living in hcmc?
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seahorseviet
Posts: 10 Join date: 2011-08-18 Location (Country): United States
 | Subject: Re: What are your 5 must-dos when you visit Vietnam? Thu Aug 18, 2011 11:48 am | |
| my top 1 priority after the usual duty (go greet all family and relatives, etc.) is to go to the countryside and spend a good long day just wandering around rice field and garden doing nothing (maybe buy up loads of fruits to eat later)
they don't have that in the big cities in the US |
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LearnViet_ Admin
Posts: 1031 Join date: 2009-11-01 Age: 34 Location (Country): Singapore
 | Subject: Re: What are your 5 must-dos when you visit Vietnam? Thu Aug 18, 2011 4:46 pm | |
| | seahorseviet wrote: | my top 1 priority after the usual duty (go greet all family and relatives, etc.) is to go to the countryside and spend a good long day just wandering around rice field and garden doing nothing (maybe buy up loads of fruits to eat later)
they don't have that in the big cities in the US |
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