It’s Time to See My Son

In the late morning, Vuong swings past on his moto and we head down to My Son (pronounced Mee Son) Holy Land to look at some ancient Champa temples.

The temples are very similar to those at Angkor, but much smaller.

Vuong finds a trio of Aussie girls and they invite us to join in their picnic. In return, Vuong organises a car and hotel for the girls in Hue.

After the temple visit, we head towards Danang, where Vuong introduces me to more of his family. His sister in law is unmarried and is looking for a husband, young, good sense of humour, good looking and employed. Send all reasonable offers :)

In the evening we go to a Vietnamese concert, consisting of several groups of pop singers, a comedy duo, a cross dresser and a gay cowboy.

These gentlemen are exhibiting the latest in Vietnam fashion and sport more makeup than most girls I know.

This singer is very popular in Vietnam. Like most male singers he's sporting tight pants in bright colours. However he falls short on the cowboy boots and hat and the accompanying dance. The one song he sings in English, I can't understand as his accent is so strong.