Can it get much better than this?

Hi everyone,
Sorry again for being slack, we have been a bit preoccupied.

Anyway we have a computer in our hotel room so I will post more photos tomorrow sometime.

Love you everyone back home, I wish I could be there on Tuesday. Please send my love to Jeff, Rachel and Kylie. I hope you are all okay.

Love Lauren & Kristian
xoxo


Swiss-Belhotel + the end of Hoi An


Welcome drinks... which were super yummy

As the title implies, honestly can it get much better than this? Today we arrived at our second hotel in the lovely Hoi An greater district (well it was only 4km from Hoi An ancient town so it wasn't exactly far), but the beauty never dissipates. While the Swiss Bel-hotel was located on the beachfront, it was in no way in less pretty than when we were staying in the Ancient town. A general rule of thumb when hotel hopping is that, when you receive welcome drinks (regardless of what type of drink it was) you know its going to be a good stay.



Our room before we unloaded all our stuff



Part of the pool






The pool was 150m long.... I couldn't fit it all in one photo






Kristian had this for dinner one night.... I would love for people to guess what this is... please leave a comment :)



Kristian and Amin had a few two many FREE rum shots




Train to Hue


The view from the train was amazing!









Hue - City



Romance hotel - roof top pool



View from our room



One of the nicest hotel rooms we have had



DMZ Tour








Vinh Moc Tunnels






The tunnels were pitch black inside so I mostly took photos of the guy infront of me



A total of 17 babies were born in this tiny room



Kristian was pretty squished... I feel sorry for the 6ft people



Proof I went in the tunnels.... Also I was the shortest in the group and I didn't have to bob down once. It pays off to be short



It was hot..... can you tell???





Dakrong Bridge - Ho Chi Minh Trail









View from the bridge



It is blurry but its the best one out of the bunch


Khe Sanh Combat Base/Battlefield



Khe Sanh was such an eerie place. It sent chills down my spine.



Khe Sanh is now a coffee plantation. You could never tell this was once a bloody battlefield.
























I accidentally changed the setting on my camera so the rest of the photos came out dark. I was devastated!



The battlefield