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| Nha Trang is a touisty city ... |
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| ... the main things to do here are relaxing on the beach and diving |
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| So we decided to pass our diving certification :) |
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| Around the city are a few interesting sights, so we rented yet another motorbike |
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| There is a Cham temple |
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| They still use it for some religious celebrations |
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| Some Cham people |
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| This part looked like a giant chess game |
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| We really like the colours of the boats here |
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| This one is more usual Buddhist temple ... |
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| ... with a Sleeping Buddha ... |
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| ... a praying monk to ring your bell ... |
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| ... and a big Sitting Buddha |
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| This is inside the small temple located under the Buddha. Note the sculpted branch coming out of the wall. Netta had noticed that monks represented here are sometimes really fat, sometimes really thin ... |
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| On this wall, the elbow of the second monk is coming out of the wall too. |
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| Since we had put our brains to "learning" mode, we also took a course on Vietnamese cuisine |
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| Starters: raw spring rolls |
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| Main course is beef and pineapple in sweet and sour sauce |
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| And dessert is fried banana with scoops of coconut ice cream ;) |
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