First off it is nothing like we expected. When we compare it to all the other places we have been it is closer to Port au Prince and Lima than anywhere else. That's not bad at all but just a little unexpected.
We spent the day yesterday being "scammed" by a tuk-tuk driver which just means they drove us around and stopped at certain shops where they get commissions.
However, along the way we got to see a lot of the buddhas around the city and so I wouldn't call it a lost cause. I would say I'm all good on seeing buddhas though.
In other news I keep trying to speak Spanish to everyone because apparently when I'm in a place where they don't speak English I just switch into Spanish. Turns out it hasn't been helpful so far.
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oh you're there! and alive! how's the food?
Mixed reviews so far - street vendor meal was good but couldn't get down more than one bite of my restaurant meal last night. Joshua thought I was being dramatic but almost vomited as well after trying my cashew mushroom dish
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