Where shall I start? Maybe from the name itself and the poster. I was spoiled before watching the series that it somehow involved a “nuke”, which is not really my fault cause it’s written in the “Synopsis” part of its Wikipedia page (though not the English version). But even if you are not spoiled, watching the first five minutes of episode one, with the protagonists stealing something from a nuclear plant should convey something similar. Thus by looking at the poster of three protagonists standing in front of twisted metals and buildings on fire, I naturally expected Terror in Resonance to be the story of three protagonists fighting for their lives in some post-apocalyptic world. Well, the skies are blue and some buildings are intact in the poster, so it might be a sanitized version of Mad Max. Well, the title says “Terror in Resonance”, in which the terror must be the nuke, and the resonance must be aftermath of the nuke.
After a trip to Vietnam the photos of which I could only hope that I have time to process and some time with my parents, I packed up all my holiday shopping back home and went on this journey back to the States.
Having left Hoi An for the nearby city of Da Nang, I visited SunWorld Da Nang Asia Park on the afternoon of Jan 13, and the next day SunWorld Ba Na Hills. Since they are both amusement parks under the same company, I would combine them in one post.
After touring through Thien Mu Pagoda and two tombs of Nguyễn Dynasty emperors, we rode back to downtown Hue. There was just enough time for a quick lunch before hopping onto the 1pm bus to Hoi An that we booked through our hotel earlier.
After checking into hotel in Hue, we rented a motorcycle and headed for Hue Imperial City. We planned to visit this UNESCO World Heritage site this afternoon before it closed at 5, and visiting tombs of various kings tomorrow morning before hopping onto a bus ride to Hoi An tomorrow afternoon.
Fourth day of our Vietnam tour as we were leaving Hanoi and heading for Hue, which had been the capital of Vietnam after Hanoi until 1945. But since our flight was at noon, we decided to take a brief morning tour to Thăng Long Imperial Citadel before heading to the airport.
We started our tour of Vietnam in Hanoi, the capital city that's hugely characterized by historic Vietnam, but also greatly influenced by communism through its independence and civil war.
