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Kiki và Bobo
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Một ngày giữa tháng 10 tôi có dịp vào Sài Gòn vì công việc, sau 3 ngày vừa công việc vừa lang thang Sài Gòn tất cả mang lại cho tôi chỉ là sự bức bí và lẻ loi giữa cái sự ồn ào đó. Có lẽ là do tôi đã quen với cái tĩnh lặng chỉ có tiếng rì rào sóng vỗ và chẳng chần chừ nữa tôi đi ra thẳng bến xe Miền Đông và về với Lagi.
May mắn cho tôi là đã có anh bạn đón ở đó và sẵn sàng cho tôi một chỗ ngủ, đối với kẻ lang thang như tôi thế cũng đã là đủ lắm rồi, nhưng cái may mắn của tôi còn lớn hơn thế, tôi được ở hẳn một khu biệt lập hoàn toàn với bên ngoài, đúng là chỉ có tiếng rì rào của sóng biển như tôi hằng mong ước khi ở Sài Gòn, và bữa tối đó tôi còn được anh Tùng Xích Lô thiết đãi những món ăn tuyệt ngon do chính tay anh làm. Con tôi thì được tự do đi chơi quanh đó, chơi với thằng Mau và chụp ảnh hoàng hôn.
Cuộc sống lang thang đôi khi cũng thú vị vậy đó các bạn.
Cảm ơn anh Tùng Xích Lô đã cho tôi ăn. Blog Ăn & Ngao du
Cảm ơn anh chủ CocoCamp đã cho tôi ngủ lại
Hoàng hôn tại CocoCamp - Lagi, Hàm Tân, Bình Thuận
Các món ăn tuyệt ngon do anh Tùng Xích Lô tự làm
May mắn cho tôi là đã có anh bạn đón ở đó và sẵn sàng cho tôi một chỗ ngủ, đối với kẻ lang thang như tôi thế cũng đã là đủ lắm rồi, nhưng cái may mắn của tôi còn lớn hơn thế, tôi được ở hẳn một khu biệt lập hoàn toàn với bên ngoài, đúng là chỉ có tiếng rì rào của sóng biển như tôi hằng mong ước khi ở Sài Gòn, và bữa tối đó tôi còn được anh Tùng Xích Lô thiết đãi những món ăn tuyệt ngon do chính tay anh làm. Con tôi thì được tự do đi chơi quanh đó, chơi với thằng Mau và chụp ảnh hoàng hôn.
Cuộc sống lang thang đôi khi cũng thú vị vậy đó các bạn.
Cảm ơn anh Tùng Xích Lô đã cho tôi ăn. Blog Ăn & Ngao du
Cảm ơn anh chủ CocoCamp đã cho tôi ngủ lại
Hoàng hôn tại CocoCamp - Lagi, Hàm Tân, Bình Thuận
Các món ăn tuyệt ngon do anh Tùng Xích Lô tự làm
Món cá ướp muối ăn tuyệt ngon
Bàn tiệc chiều của mấy anh em, có mấy món xúc xích anh Tùng làm rất ngon như xúc xích pate, xúc xích pate lá lốt
Món này tôi quên mất tên, món này dầm với tàu hũ ăn cũng rất tuyệt
(Một loại giống sò, hình như là sò điệp)
Các món này ăn với bánh mỳ, chấm vời mù tạt vàng, ăn đệm với gỏi dưa leo + hành tây và hành tía muối chua của anh Tùng làm.
Thằng Mau, chú cún cưng của anh Tùng, vẫn nhớ mình.
Hai anh em tôi với hai thằng đệ, Kiki và Mau
Chợ cá buổi sớm bạn sẽ mua được nhiều loại cá ngon và tươi mới vừa ở biển lên và rất rẻ nữa.
Chợ cá buổi sớm tại bến đò Duy Hải - Hội An - Quảng Nam.
Fishing boat dock market in early morning. You can buy fresh fish and cheaper.
@ Duy Hai boating dock in Hoi An Ancient Town, Quang Nam, Vietnam. Find more about Hoi An : Hoi An Ancient Town
Photo by Thomas Dao
Chợ cá buổi sớm tại bến đò Duy Hải - Hội An - Quảng Nam.
Fishing boat dock market in early morning. You can buy fresh fish and cheaper.
@ Duy Hai boating dock in Hoi An Ancient Town, Quang Nam, Vietnam. Find more about Hoi An : Hoi An Ancient Town
Photo by Thomas Dao
Mợ nào đi chợ đói thì ăn sáng nhé
Breakfast on the boat
Các mợ đi chợ nhớ không xả rác bừa bãi nhé
Do not leave the litter. Please keep the beach clean
Chợ sớm - Early morning market
@ Duy Hai, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam
@ Duy Hai, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam
Location and history
The pagoda is located at the end of Kim Long Road, in Huong Long Ward, on the northern bank of the Huong (Perfume) River.
There are many legends about Thien Mu Pagoda (also known as Linh Mu
Pagoda). Once upon a time, local residents saw an old lady in red appear
every night on top of the hill. She foretold that: one day, the Lord
would pass by and build something of great importance. From then on, the
hill was named Thien Mu Son (Mountain of Lady from Heaven). When Lord
Nguyen Hoang actually went pass the hill, he heard the legend and
decided to build a pagoda and named it Thien Mu. Having gone through a
lot of eventful phase, damages as well as renovations, today the pagoda
still exists and remains the unofficial symbol of the ancient city Hue.
What to see
As tourists approach the pagoda, what seizes their attention first is
the seven-storey octagonal tower named Phuoc Duyen Tower (formerly Tu
Nhan Tower). Built in mid-19th century by King Thieu Tri, the tower was
to commemorate the 80th birthday anniversary of his grandmother.
Passing the 3-door gate are 12 huge wooden sculptures of fearsome
temple guardians and then in the middle of the area is where Dai Hung
Palace – the main sanctuary of Thien Mu Pagoda, is located. Here, Buddha
is worshipped with impressive sculptures and a giant bell, measuring
2.5m in height and 2 tons in weight, created since early 18th century.
Fragrant incense smoke fills the air there all day long, making the
praying for blessings calm and peaceful.
A building near the rear of the complex houses a national relic: the
car which carried the monk Thich Quang Duc to the intersection of Phan
Dinh Phung and Le Van Duyet streets in Saigon on June 11th 1963, where
he burned himself to death in opposition to the anti-religion policy of
Saigon’s regime at that time.
Coming to this prestigious sightseeing, visitors can enjoy both the
scenery landscape and the typical traditional architecture of Hue
pagodas. Thanks to its high position upward a charming curve of Perfume
River, the pagoda offers a mind-boggling view of both the flow and the
surrounding areas. Covered with pine trees, bonsai and delicate manmade
pond, this religious site brings about a peaceful feeling which is hard
to find anywhere else.
How to get there
Thien Mu Pagoda is about 4km from Hue City Center,
thus you can get here by: motorbike, bike, as well as boat. A boat trip
can also include visiting Hon Chen Temple and Minh Mang Tomb. A
bike-trip is recommended, since the road is very scenic and rather
short. Travellers can also combine a trip to Thien Mu Pagoda with Hue
Temple of Literature and Huyen Khong Pagoda, which are just a few km
away. One remind for those who are fond of bike: a perfect ride should
be in early morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat of Hue.
When to get there
The site opens daily from early in the morning till 5PM. It’s suggested
that tourists should come here early in the morning to see the fresh
beginning of daily activities in the pagoda, or at sunset when the sky
and the river combines to create a picturesque scene.
On special occasions such as 15th of April and July of Lunar Calendar
or at Tet Holiday, the pagoda is more crowded and has several unique
ceremonies that visitors may be interested in. These are also the time
when visitors can have the most traditional and delicious vegetarian
food in the city. Tourists can freely join these meals.
Tips
Avoid wearing tight and short clothes like short skirts when visiting the pagoda, since entrance to the main hall Dai Hung is not allowed for those wearing these costumes. Also, don’t make noise when visiting the pagoda.
More information at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thi%C3%AAn_M%E1%BB%A5_Pagoda
Text from Vietnamonline.com
Đồi Vọng Cảnh - Vong Canh Hill
Location
Just 43m high, the hill is located 7km from Hue centre, with its foot lying next to slowly flowing Huong (Perfume) River. On the way to Tu Duc Tomb, there’s a hill called Vong Canh, which at first seems to be quite normal amongst other famous sightseeing spots of Hue. However, tourists shouldn’t miss this spot, for it has been regarded as the best place to catch a panoramic view of the Perfume River. This can easily be seen from its name: “Vong” means watch, observe; “Canh” means scene.
What to see
This surrounding area is filled up with royal tombs of not only King Tu Duc but also Dong Khanh’s, Thieu Tri’s and several Queens’. Combined with that complex of royal monuments is Hon Chen Temple (a place that local people worship Y-A-Na Goddess and Lieu Hanh Goddess) on the opposite site, Vong Canh is an ideal place to picture an ancient but magnificent Hue.
Moreover, viewers are often seduced by the villages stretching along the river banks: Huong Ho, Hai Cat, Ngoc Ho, etc. with fruit gardens under the shades of pine trees, corn field, small boats silently skimming and then drawing several lines on the tranquil water surface. From sunrise to sunset, the soft-silk-strip Perfume River charms bystanders by the atmosphere that it brings to the life surrounding. Vong Canh Hill overlooks the marvelous and elaborate modifications of the water colors upon various nuances of sunlight and sky.
The hill itself is now covered with pine trees and daisy. Once, there was a purpose-built watching tower on the top of the hill, though only parts of its foundation remain until today. Besides, Water plant Van Nien – which is the oldest in Central Vietnam and an Oriental-styled building designed by a French architecture, just 300m from Vong Canh, is also worth a visit.
It’s recommended that when coming to Vong Canh, just follow the indication: watch the scene! It may have nothing to be entertaining but for ones who are looking for natural beauty and calmness, that’s perfect enough.
How to get there
This site should be combined on a trip to nearby tombs and pagodas. Suggested vehicles include: motorbike, bike and car.
Text from Vietnamonline.com
Location
Just 43m high, the hill is located 7km from Hue centre, with its foot lying next to slowly flowing Huong (Perfume) River. On the way to Tu Duc Tomb, there’s a hill called Vong Canh, which at first seems to be quite normal amongst other famous sightseeing spots of Hue. However, tourists shouldn’t miss this spot, for it has been regarded as the best place to catch a panoramic view of the Perfume River. This can easily be seen from its name: “Vong” means watch, observe; “Canh” means scene.
What to see
This surrounding area is filled up with royal tombs of not only King Tu Duc but also Dong Khanh’s, Thieu Tri’s and several Queens’. Combined with that complex of royal monuments is Hon Chen Temple (a place that local people worship Y-A-Na Goddess and Lieu Hanh Goddess) on the opposite site, Vong Canh is an ideal place to picture an ancient but magnificent Hue.
Moreover, viewers are often seduced by the villages stretching along the river banks: Huong Ho, Hai Cat, Ngoc Ho, etc. with fruit gardens under the shades of pine trees, corn field, small boats silently skimming and then drawing several lines on the tranquil water surface. From sunrise to sunset, the soft-silk-strip Perfume River charms bystanders by the atmosphere that it brings to the life surrounding. Vong Canh Hill overlooks the marvelous and elaborate modifications of the water colors upon various nuances of sunlight and sky.
See the sunset on Vong Canh Hill
The hill itself is now covered with pine trees and daisy. Once, there was a purpose-built watching tower on the top of the hill, though only parts of its foundation remain until today. Besides, Water plant Van Nien – which is the oldest in Central Vietnam and an Oriental-styled building designed by a French architecture, just 300m from Vong Canh, is also worth a visit.
It’s recommended that when coming to Vong Canh, just follow the indication: watch the scene! It may have nothing to be entertaining but for ones who are looking for natural beauty and calmness, that’s perfect enough.
How to get there
This site should be combined on a trip to nearby tombs and pagodas. Suggested vehicles include: motorbike, bike and car.
Text from Vietnamonline.com
Sen tàn
Lotus flower at the end of Autumn
Lotus flower at the end of Autumn
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