Vietnam and Cambodia - Nha Trang

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Fisherman 
Greetings to you all, still here in Nha Trang, weather still good as well 29 degrees today and cloudy. Had a nice morning, had a boat trip first to one of the small fishing communities (Hon Mun) 6000 people live on the island and they have everything there, schools shops etc .. see the pics below.... once back on dry land it was off to the Long Son Pagoda,  later we visited the Pongar Cham Tower, then it was time for lunch today at the Coco Vert Restaurant. 
The afternoon was free, I just had a walk along the beach front, but it was nice. Here are some pictures from today, we have an early start tomorrow up the mountain to Dalat, see you there.... 


Long Son Pagoda

Local ferry service 

Boat trip anyone ? 


Hon Mun Island Pre School 


Fishing Boat

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