This post was backdated, because I didn’t get around to publishing at the time. On the penultimate day of our Vietnam 2026 trip, we packed our bags and bid farewell to the beautiful Vũng Tàu peninsula and made our way back to Ho Chi Minh City. In case my views of this area weren’t clear, it’s all so beautiful! The image below, as with all photos in this post, is unedited for colour saturation and/or brightness. It was just so warm, lush, and green everywhere we went. We first went to the Museum of Global Arms, a fascinating cluster of buildings that housed a collection of everything from army patches to entire suits of armour. I was surprised that they had an entire hall dedicated to Australian and Kiwi history too, especially given Australia fought with the US against their country within living memory. I see a lot of Australian government signs saying they contributed funds to restore a Vietnamese building, park, or monument which is so wonderful to see (and worthy of my tax…
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