Planes, Night Trains, Automobiles and More - by Quillian

Last night we went on a night train from Nihn Bihn to Hue, Vietnam. We left at 10pm and arrived at 9am. It was super fun. The room was as big as a medium sized closet with two bunk beds on either side of it. My mom and dad took bottom bunks. Tre and I got the better top bunks. I don't know why they took the bottom bunks, but I am sure glad they did. When we finally got on after waiting for the train to come, I had to put my bag below me and climb onto the top bunk so that everyone could get in and stop blocking the hallway. We had already eaten dinner, so we didn't have to get food from the people yelling in the hallway selling stuff. It was pretty late so we went to bed. We woke up around 7am and ate some of the food they gave us in cardboard boxes. It was fine, but buffets are much better. We read for a while and when we got off, we took a taxi to a super amazing hotel my mom picked out and it had a buffet. 

A selfie on the night train

Throughout this trip we have been on many forms of transportation including planes, trains, night trains, boats, motorcycles, rickshaws, and more. Here are some examples: 

A bamboo boat in Nhin Bhin, Vietnam

Exploring Nhìn Bhin on motor bikes (I rode with Mai)

Biking tour (sorry I tried to get a pink hat) and yes I tried the goat meat and burnt rice.

Rickshaw in Hanoi, Vietnam

Gummy pythons in New Zealand. They were big enough for a meal. 

Going back to Picton from Queen Charlottes Sound in New Zealand

A car ferry from Picton to Wellington, New Zealand.

Cable car to the Botanical gardens in Wellington, New Zealand

Mona ferry in Tasmania

Riding the Sydney ferry in Sydney Australia

Riding on a skiff back to the Jakare' in the Raja Ampat area of Indonesia

Looking for Orangutans on our live-a-board boat on the Sekonyer River, Borneo

Riding in a "Canoe" on the Sekonyer River, Borneo

Flying Nam Air from Borneo to Jakarta, Indonesia

Biking in Fakarava, French Polynesia 

Walking through rice fields in Vietnam.



Comments

  1. Love seeing all the various methods of transportation! Many of which you do not see every day in Girdwood :) The burnt rice sounds good.

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