I commonly see dogs in most of the places I go and I agree, this is a wonderful aspect of vietnam. I don't like the people who have an unruly dog though, the same as I don't like unruly children. If you

hot dogs at a sushi place lol. So what is your favorite kind of sushi? For me, i am more of a traditional person in that I don't even want the rice for the most part. I know it is more expensive but if

awesome!

I think the problem in Vietnam is that they don't build the plants in the first place. Singapore does it right and well they kind of have to. They have no land to fill up with trash and Vietnam does. I

i don't go in the ocean once I found this out. I actually saw one of these being constructed and just because it goes WAY TF OUT THERE, doesn't mean that this isn't poo poo and pee pee and all manner of

it may as well be... aint nobody using it for recycling and it needs to be recycled itself.

try try again... right? If it can't grow in a pot I can't even try it here. If I put them on the unused plot of land opposite my apartment building someone would just steal it. Chilis can be grown in pots

Maybe this is just the Vietnam in me talking, but that area looks extremely clean. Even the sides of the road have almost zero trash. There must be a very responsible community that lives there.

We get quite a few Chiangers here in Da Nang now and many of them decide to move here after a while. I have only been to your city a few times but I did appreciate how much quieter it is. Pollution is

I don't have a dog but this is good information. I think that around here the street dogs just eat whatever they can get. I wonder how many of them end up suffering because of this. We don't have a street

I've said it before and I'll say it again. I think Pho is one of the most overrated foods on the planet. If you spice it right with the basil and other things they bring along with it, it is just ok. I

I hope you are wrong as well but at such a low price point I can't really see them being capable of lasting. We will find out in 5 years. It would be a disaster if there were just loads of these things

I don't know how much they have to pay to charge them. Most of Vietnam's energy grid is powered by coal so this isn't exactly a wonderful environmental thing

yeah that one is hard to beat, but it's 10x the price... probably more than that

People and businesses will clean up their own little parcel of land but that's it. I think this is part of the reasons why every single property here has a wall around it.

this is true. I don't think anyone would ever be punished or even spoken down to for throwing trash on the ground

it stinks at times. As dirty as this looks though the trash pick up is much more organized here than other parts of Asia I have been to.

You seem to be very good at gardening! I was able to grow a chili plant but I think I would fail at all the rest of them!

looks like some nice stuff. I'll go check out her blog in greater detail right now!

yes, i have seen that church perimeter. It's not as surprise that most of the ugly tags on that one are very close to this one particular bar that is well-known for having a degenerate clientele.