bookstores for 6000 Dong or so. About 30 cents. The other side is more
detailed for getting around, but this side shows where each district
is in relation to the other. Quan means district.
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About Saigon24
- Sam
- PORTLAND, OR, United States
- Saigon24 was a blog during my 3-month stay in Saigon in 2009.
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- Rice for sell
- Correction about neighborhood sign
- HIV in the news a lot
- National day coming up and that means...
- My old fave Lao dish found in Saigon
- Pharmacy helmets
- Coffee served another way
- A typical huge house
- Melting away in Saigon
- My best Saigon photo yet
- Hair cut
- Lunch at my fave veggie shop
- The evils of socialism
- Saigon home security
- National day is coming up
- Never put TP in toilet bowl
- Total fear of sun
- Corn on a street
- My Dung
- Video games or Internet?
- Neon church
- Best face masks in town
- Fruit drink stand
- Rau Ma again
- The Xoi cart and all it's pleasures
- Dessert- the best ever
- New sporty wear
- This photo goes with next post
- If you thought people in the US were lazy
- Fancy bike
- Coal delivery service
- The correct way to make left turns into oncoming t...
- Clever facemask finally arrives
- Recycling is huge in Vietnam
- View of a busy foodcart
- View from a food stand
- Naked baby posters are popular
- Aerial photo of two people in one raincoat on a moto
- When it rains, it's raincoat time
- Churches everywhere
- Breakfast yellow noodles and pork
- 50+ year death anniversary in a row
- Romantic outdoor dinner
- Circle K and competition
- Circle K helmet in Saigon
- Wonderfish of Vietnam
- Breakfast chicken noodle soup again
- 1.5 billion Lottery
- Chinese Temple
- Dinner with a view
- Climate change poster
- Bbq sandwich Street stand
- BBQ pork sandwich
- Family guidance sign
- Where do Construction workers sleep?
- Our street at night
- The Target of Saigon
- Breakfast spot flooded after downpour
- The Tall House from outside
- Noodles on the Street
- The local market
- Da Man with da sandwich stand
- Eggs and Jelly stuff galore
- The prettiest Yam I ever saw.
- Who needs a menu when it's on the wall?
- What happens when the electricity goes out?
- Moto lesson #2: How to Text and drive at the same ...
- Moto lesson #1: How to drive and talk on the phone...
- Instead of PB&J or chips, I like Bon Bons for snacks
- Morning coffee scene
- Banh Coun, breakfast with fish sauce
- New Traffic Laws in Place, but you can still mow p...
- The tall wall at the house
- Old fashioned Noodle stand on feeder/ sidewalk
- Tofu that looks like pork at the non-denominationa...
- Coffee in a shot glass
- Vietnamese / Chinese calendar
- Rooftop view of Saigon
- Xe Om (motorcycle taxi) on break
- Butt squirter
- Sidewalk Street
- Breakfast chicken noodles (mien ga)
- Dessert after breakfast
- Sweets in Saigon
- Map of Saigon / HCM
- SIM card info
- What's it like to live in a Communist country?
- Street scene in Go Vap
- Where are you now?
- Tall House
- Breakfast
- Rau ma, healthy herbal drink
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