On the fourth day of our trip, we flew from Hanoi to Danang. There, we visited Cham Museum which houses the world’s finest collection of Cham art. We proceeded to Marble Mountain where we saw China Beach from the top. We also visited a traditional Chinese Communal House, Hoi Kien…
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Bru-OZ Games 2007
What a hot morning it was for the Bru-OZ Games! Amid searing heat, team after team got onto the courts to compete in both futsal and netball. It provided rich pickings for both the street and sport photographer. There were a few familiar faces and I met a fellow photo…
Maktab Duli Gala Night – A Mid Summer Night’s Dream
What a wonderful event to kick off the new year!Tickets start going on sale TOMORROW at Coffee Bean Gadong!
The Bru-OZ Games BBQ Ice Breaker
What a bonza turnout there was today! Over 60 Bruneian OZ students turned up for the BBQ at Muara beach and more turned up as the day progressed. Below are some of the pics I took. More about this at the official Brunei Australia Alumni Association website. Can I get…
Our trip to Vietnam – Part Two (Hanoi)
When we reached to Hanoi, we also met our tour guide and checked into the Thang Long Hotel. The next morning, we visited Ho Chi Minh’s Former residence, Ba Dinh Square, where the declaration of Independence for Vietnam was made in 1945. We then visited One Pillar Pagoda – one…
Our trip to Vietnam – Part Four (My Tho)
Another early morning, we got on the bus and drove along Mekong River to My Tho, 80km Southwest pf Ho Chi Minh City, a quiet town in the Mekong Delta that offers riverside views, rice paddies and evergreen fruit orchards. Upon the arrival at pier, a board local motorized the…