Whenever you walk around District One in Saigon, you'll often find yourself stopped by either the 'cyclo-man' or a motorbike-man asking if he can give you a city tour. They're not a security threat as I initially thought. I found that not giving any eye contact is the best way to avoid them following you to work.
Saturday, August 12, 2006
District One
Whenever you walk around District One in Saigon, you'll often find yourself stopped by either the 'cyclo-man' or a motorbike-man asking if he can give you a city tour. They're not a security threat as I initially thought. I found that not giving any eye contact is the best way to avoid them following you to work.
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