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Saigon – The City of Two Names
Paradise Lost and The Fall Of Saigon
An Unfortunate Change In Circumstance
It was April the 30th and it seemed like just any other day. Then suddenly, in the early afternoon, a guest arrived with some unfortunate news. There was much discussion, some conversation on a few telephones and Diem, incredibly upset, retired to our room.… continue reading
A Reunion Of Sorts – A Day In Town
We Are Not Alone, No Not one – Notes From Vietnam
It’s been some time since I’ve written anything. quite frankly I haven’t felt like there’s much to write about. Things here in Vietnam have been incredibly controlled and the sweeping efforts to contain the virus have been beyond impressive. As of the morning of April 8, there have only been 252 confirmed cases since the virus first reached Vietnam on January 23.… continue reading
The Tribal Crisis – No Country For Villages
Observations on Race
As such a lover of all things cultural and historical, it was only a matter of time before I found an opportunity to search out a few tribal villages. It’s such a sensitive subject in Southeast Asia. Few outside of the region know of the century long crisis for those involved.… continue reading
Castles In The Clouds – The Twin Pagodas Of Doi Inthanon
After the Summit
The summit and nature trails of Doi Inthanon were beautiful, ancient, and amazing in their own way. But they were lacking in a view of the surrounding countryside. The cloud forest was thick, primeval, and virtually impenetrable. Leaving no space for sweeping views of the endless jungle forests below.… continue reading
Chiang Mai – The Jewel Of The Thai Crown
The Constant Epicurean, Ep. 117. Chiang Mai - The Jewel Of The Thai Crown. In this edition, we land in Chiang Mai and begin to explore its many secrets.
Paving Paradise – A Beautiful Day At Ky Co Beach
Qui Nhơn- The Ancient Capital of the Cham Empire
Atlanta Travel Guide – Beyond Atlanta
In this edition of the Constant Epicurean’s Atlanta Travel Guides we explore some wonderful places OTP. In case you didn’t know OTP stands for Outside the Perimeter in reference to Interstate 285 which circles Atlanta. A locally appointed barrier that separates the self proclaimed cultural city of Atlanta from the wilderness of the suburbs.… continue reading
Atlanta Travel Guide – Say It Ain’t So
In this edition of the Constant Epicurean’s Atlanta travel guide we explore the back alleys and speakeasies of Atlanta’s nightlife. From seedy bars to late night laughs. Say it ain’t so is not for the faint of heart. So hire a babysitter, tuck the kids in and come along for a wild Atlanta night you’ll never forget.… continue reading