I ride north continuously today at National highway 1.
Temperature lowered very much from HCMC. The red earth spreads out, but has a feeling that the transparency of the river increased.
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Chien Dan, Hindu temple of the Champa kingdom. They were made in 11-12 centuries.  |
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I rode 140km and arrived at Hoian. This was a tourist city.  |
149.3 km / 1053.1km |
I rode through the mediocre way of the midland today.
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On the roadside, the people made something.  |
And there was an amusement place of children.  |
Because my father goes for delivery, I tend the store while studying.  |
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Good "nha nghi", dainty "com" and nice "caphe sua"  |
111.0 km / 903.8km |
National highway 1D, open cut new road.
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Across a small mountain pass to provincial capital of Binh Dinh, Qui Nhon.  |
Slip on a rail track on road, for the first and only time in this trip.  |
In the hotel, I was with Russian motorcyclists. They were the tourists who took an animation. 
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81.2 km / 792.8km |
Dai Lanh fishing port at dawn. There was no breakwater here. Fishermen passed on a pail boat.
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I cycled heading north on National highway No.1. It was another 1185km to Hanoi. 
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In a bicycle shop, I oiled a chain. However, it was too thick.  |
95.5 km / 711.6km |
A color of the Ninh Hoa Station was a darkish yellow peculiar to Vietnam.
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I pedaled a narrow way road in the small village. Village people enjoyed a cockfight by the roadside.    |
At the sandbar of Hon Gon, I struggled against a strong wind and a sand stone.   |
I arrived at the fishing village called Xom Con, and a chicken came out in the local restaurant where I sat to eat a fish.  |
87.4 km / 616.1km |
I cycled on the Cam Ranh Peninsula around a bay.
This was the last port of the Russian Baltic Fleet in 1905. After US Navy base, the Soviet Union fleet was stationed there.
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Nha Trang iss the most famous beach resort in Vietnam, where large, foreign-affiliated, hotels were built.  |
81.4 km / 528.7km |
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I cycled to Cam Ranh Bay on national highway 27B today. |
There were few place names on the map, and it was the quiet way, large cars were not to be seen.
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A long elevated bridge led toa rice field. What is it?  |
The children of the village led me there. It was a waterway, not a elevated road. 
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Across the gentle hills, I was cycling leisurely.  |
I approached the sea, and merged with National Highway 1. I got my dirty bicycle professionally-cleaned in a motorcycle shop.  |
71.7km / 447.3km |
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I cycled along the sightseeing railroad from Da Lat to Tan Son today. Because there are only five runs a day, grass grows on the railroad surface, but the bricks remain in the garage yard.  |
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The city is surrounded by terraced fields which opene up to a gentle slope.  |
Trai Mat Station.  |
The downhill from the mountain pass was ... The way performed extension works and was an approximately dirt way.  |
An old part of the National Highway 1, I felt the nostalgia of days gone by.  |
78.4km / 375.6km |
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