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Ho Chi Minh, known benignly as
The Presidential Palace of the former Republic of Vietnam (1955–75) has not changed since the 1960\'s
Good morning, Vietnam! View of the Saigon River from our hotel
Motorbikes abound on all of HCMC\'s streets.  Crossing takes some practice (and nerve)
Tangle of power lines in Vietnam
Communist propaganda on billboards throughout HCMC
HCMC graffiti, this is a popular slogan found in tourist areas
Afternoon downpours do not deter many of the intrepid locals
Joss sticks slowly churning out incense at the Thien Hau Temple, Ho Chi Minh City
Urban development is everywhere in HCMC with some interesting new styles
Curried vegetables and tofu in tamarind sauce, yummy.  Thank you, Temple Bar!
The former Hôtel de Ville de Saigon (city hall), now the Ho Chi Minh City People\'s Committee head office
The Saigon River cutting through HCMC as seen from the 49th floor of the Bitexco Financial Tower, briefly Vietnam\'s tallest building
Our first proper meal in Saigon at the Temple Bar.  Stylish and flavorful, a perfect introduction to Vietnamese cuisine.
CouchSurfer meetup for the Ho Chi Minh City group, over 20 people showed up, locals and travelers alike.  It was great fun to meet people and taste the HCMC street food.
Typical rice storefront with more varieties than you can imagine.
Paul\'s new profession: Coconut street vendor
Vietnamese iced coffee with milk (cà phê sữa đá), a real midday treat
Beer break: cold ones are found almost anywhere
When it rains, it pours.  So why not wait it out with a cold one?!
Enjoying a cold Bia Saigon on a rooftop terrace with fine evening views of HCMC
Vietnamese seafood hot pot, a delicious discovery
Waiting for the hot pot to boil.  Yes we were watching (so it took a long time) but it was well worth the wait.
Vietnamese feast!  Seafood hot pot in one of the many street restaurants in HCMC.

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Village home with green garden on Cat Ba Island, Vietnam. Water buffalo in the rice paddies, perfect spot for a hot and sunny day The less-impressive Church of Santo Domingo built atop the graceful stone walls of Cusco\'s Golden Temple A surprise view of snow-encased Volcán Cotopaxi, soaring to a height of 5,897 m (19,347 ft) andes2-1 My swinging “bed” and office at Pousada da Floresta tucked in the woods outside of Alter do Chão. Rusty & Me A hearty caipira (country) meal in the home of a local family in Maguarí. We feasted on rice & beans, sautéed tomatoes, toasted manioc, bananas and a scrumptious fish caught just a couple hours before. Fine pre-colonial art on display at the outstanding Casa del Alabado museum, a must-see when in Quito Beach stones on the picnic table

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