Hanoi Hotel

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... to eat and hit the bed early for our pick-up the next day at 8 am. So what to eat?? Noodles? or rice?, or shall we have an ordinary pizza this time? Maybe they have Hot-Pot!! Our favorite!! let´s just eat were the locals eat. So we found this very busy crowded place just next to our alley. Okay, let´s sit...we will see. " Please, 2 beers and a menu!" The biggest menu of Vietnam came on the table! ( big as they even had an English translated section) That´s ...

... chose de tres important pour la suite de mon voyage: il me faut un parapluie, pas pour la pluis mais pour ce damne soleil qui tappe comme rarement je n avais vu auparavant!<br>Le soir je prends le train de nuit pour le nord du Vietnam ou je rencontre 2 australiens mais ceci est une autre histoire...<br>Becs<br>Cyril<br><br> Hallo Leute,<br> Ich bin in Hanoi sehr gut gelandet. Die Stadt ist merkwurdig und das Verkehr vollig verruckt! Da ...

... br>In the evening, after dinner on the boat with Canadian Thad and Brit Phil, we watched some phosphoresence (don't ask me what it is but it looks like fluoroscent lights in the sea - I spotted it first after first seeing it in thailand - I think everyone thought I was seeing things til they saw it too!).. we drank beers then some vile cheap vodka on the deck .... fun 'n'games... I think we went to bed about 2am... I slept on a sunlounger on the deck as I ...

Com tam, or Vietnamese broken rice, is a staple of Vietnamese cuisine.<br>It&#8217;s a poverty food, based on the broken, unsellable leftovers of the<br>rice polishing process. Com Tam Thuan Kieu, a com tam specialist, &#8220;is<br>one of those gems in a boring mini-mall in a forgotten corner of a<br>dirty section of Little Saigon,&#8221; says Das Ubergeek. The menu consists<br>of various ...

... next to the opera house and looked pretty impressive. We were not let down...lush room, pool, room service....The next couple of days we took a trip to a couple of shopping malls, relaxed by the pool,walked around the lake and sat in a bar overlooking the crazy traffic. Generally chilling out. It was one of the longest times we have stayed in one city and by the end of the five days we had run out of things to do.....but felt pretty relaxed!

... Chatuchak, which is basically an endless grid of shopping. We spent a good 4-5 hours there and barely scratched the surface of the area. At night we went to a Thai club which I was thoroughly enebriated for even though I had to catch my bus to the airport at 4am. Stumbled drunk to catch the bus and I arrived in Hanoi this morning. On my flight I sat next to these two chinese-australian chefs from melbourne ...

... I ended up heading back to the hostel and taking a nap before finding myself in front of the computer writing this, and Sean, well he went and got a massage, a facial, and a peticure for $10. I promised him Id tell the world, but you know what... he was okay with that. Dont know what the evening holds, but tomorrow morning we are headed off for Halong Bay for a couple of days, and we ware definately looking forward to that. Cheers!

... on it. I'm trying to keep positive but I will be soooooooo gutted if the photos are lost forever. <br><br>Anyway, after that setback we had some lunch down by the Mekong river which was really lovely, more nice food &amp; a great view. <br><br>The food in Laos has been fantastic overall, so fresh, so tasty, and so cheap. <br><br>I was also really starting to like the mighty Beer Lao and particularly the newly discovered Beer ...