Hanoi Sisters Hotel
10 Bao khanh Lane, Hang trong Ward, Hoan kiem Hanoi, 34280, Vietnam
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Playing Frogger with the traffic
It was a simple affair
getting over to the low cost terminal this morning (to make up for
yesterday's debacle), 1 ringgat and 5 minutes for the bus straight
from the Tune Hotel to the terminal. The flight was good, and after a
bit of a mix-up with the hotels (ie. The taxi driver didn't take us
to the one we wanted), we …
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... from years of rain and humidity. ln our quick walk through the streets, we found a DVD store and hope what we found will work on our DVD players at home.
We jumped back into a taxi to meet up with Dong and Mr Long from Vietlong Travel who invited us to dinner. We enjoyed a wonderful meal of Vietnamese dishes and visiting with a bottle of wine poured among us. Desert was great. This type of desert I have seen in the Vietnamese stores ...
Good Morning Vietnam
... speaking guide who was supposed to come with us became tied up with some important 'police business' that day, so he replaced himself with a reliable friend. So on we went, with a couple of guys who spoke minimal English and drove us to some sites including, "a church" and, "some tunnels". We also struggled to find the Ho Chi Minh trail but I'm convinced we must have covered some of it having driven down an indiscriminate dirt track for half an hour. Driving back, the skies darkened ...
Sitting In Plastic Chairs
Hanoi really was everything we’d hoped for - and so, so much more! We arrived into the city at the ungodly hour of 5am, and took a taxi through the already buzzing streets to our hotel, the Splendid Jupiter - what a treat! We managed to get a fantastic deal for it online, and even though it worked out to be the same price as a hostel (£10 rm), it was a proper, swanky place with lovely staff and loads of added extras (free tea and coffee, breakfasts, toiletries, internet, ...
Ha Long Bay
... at 1230 and were on the boat by 130 pm. Lunch was great and the scenery was even better, but the best part is no horns honking! I can't believe how much it bothered me? So anyhow the cruise so far is the best part of the trip. After lunch we went the the "floating village" bill and Steve Kayaked through it and I rode in a Bamboo Boat. Pretty amazing how people can live anywhere if the set there mind to it. Back to the Junk for ...
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