Inspire your desire to travel by taking a sightseeing tour around historically-rich Hue in Vietnam.

The fifth Vietnam Backpacker book is now live on Amazon, packed with historical sights, and for the remaining 24-hours you can download the full 50-page digital eBook for free. Come join me to visit the excessively ornamental interior of Emperor Khai Dinh's mausoleum, from mosaic walls to painted ceilings. I hope you enjoy this 15-minute quick read travel story, if so, please be so kind as to leave an informative and honest review - thank you.

Currently, 163 copies have been downloaded from Amazon and it has received 15 amazing reviews (see below).

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Are you are planning a trip to Vietnam or just daydreaming of the adventure? This travel narrative will give you an insight into what real backpacking is all about: overnight bus rides, making new friends, eating local food, appreciating new cultures, philosophical insights, and being comfortably lost. This adventurous story will inspire your wanderlust to explore SE Asia as a Vietnam Backpacker!

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Reader1953 wrote: "Vietnam Backpacker Photo Journey #5 is a beautifully photographed travel journal that gives you an inside, personal view of traveling as a Westerner in Vietnam's Forbidden City, Hue. This book is the fifth in a series of short, lavishly photographed travel journals about backpacking through Vietnam, with each book covering a specific locality. Great inspiration and information for anyone going to Vietnam and southeast Asia. You may also be interested in Scott's series of Backpacker Guides to New Zealand."

Hayli Nicole wrote:"I really love the way David describes his surroundings. Having been to Vietnam, reading his passages always triggers the rewarding memories I have of such a beautiful country. I wasn't able to spend time in Hue, but this travel installation really brings the city to life. I genuinely look forward to future releases as he continues his way through Vietnam."

Jace Martin wrote: "Beautiful photos graphically illustrate this brief journey through another place and time. Another enjoyable read to pique your interest in a place most May not have the opportunity to visit."

Many thanks, Scott David Plumlee