Hot in Hue
After a cute, traditional Water Puppet show in Hanoi, we get on the VIP train to Hue. Or should we say shit train.
Looks like she really enjoyed the show
13 hours later, we arrive at Hue City Hostel. A guy knocks on our door, thinking we are two Danish girls he has met earlier that day, which we obviously aren’t. We run into him at the restaurant next door for breakfast and decide we will take a walk around Imperial City with him and a German girl, Edda, who has a bad sunburn. Halfway there, her skin starts blistering, so she has to go back. The guy, whose name is Laurence, is about to catch a bus, so he can’t stay too long either. So basically we barely see anything but the outside of the war museum.
For dinner we go to Nina’s café, and I have the egg noodles with vegetables and mushrooms. SO delicious.
Wow, many yum, such delish, so food
The next day, we do a daytrip around Hue, where we meeta woman we were walking to on the train. We sail on the Perfume river, see tombs and temples, and check out the Purple Forbidden City. Exhausting, to say the least. Hue’s the warmest place I’ve ever been to. It’s constantly around 40 degrees, and the humidity!!! But it’s beautiful, and people are so kind here.
I’m really bored of uploading pictures, because honestly, they’re just buildings. But they’re so beautiful!