In Mui Ne we booked a 4×4 jeep tour of the area. The jeep is a Chinese or Korean knock-off of the old American Willys Jeep.
These are huge vats of fermenting fish sauce. It did not smell pleasant.
Heading upriver in a little sandy gorge. I chose to stay behind rather than wade through the water.
Steph tried to make friends with a cow. I don’t think the cow liked the hat very much.
Yang found a freshwater crab.
Yup, that’s a snake in the water.
We didn’t go ostrich riding but evidently you can.
The fishing port.
These round waterproof baskets serve as boats.
Adrienne, Nhung, and Steph got a ride on one of the boats.
There they go!
Next we drove out to the big sand dunes.
Heading into the dunes.
This interesting freshwater pond is in the middle of the dunes.
Yang figured out how to stand on lily pads.
Some kids gambling and smoking.
Our jeep waiting for us.
I found myself in my native environment.
We borrowed some pieces of linoleum to use as sand sleds.
Sunset over the dunes.
Nhung had a hard time sledding down the hill.
Adrienne heads down the dunes.
The whole gang in the sand. I am a giant.
Heading back to civilization at twilight through the sand dunes.
We found this sign on the back side of our door in the hotel. They had a strict No Prostitutes policy.