Victory Queen Hostel Hanoi

hello people. <br><br>firstly have a quick apolagy to make, as you have notice photos are not yet there, tried to upload to many at the same time, took ages so ended up cancelling that,so that we didnt miss the fantastic 24hr bus here to hanoi. <br><br>here now at last, with a hostel that has free net. it is expensive here all over so wont be staying long. gona head north to ...

Princess d'Annam Vietnam luxury hotel Vietnam luxury resort

... cut, hair washing, a straight edge razor shave, scalp and face massage. And the good news is it looks pretty darn good. So I guess I won't have to go into hiding.Goodbye <br><br>Alright friends and family its getting late here so I'll be saying &#273;&#432;&#7901;ng mòn h&#7841;nh phúc cho b&#7841;n or in English "happy trails to you".<br><br>* On a sad note I learned that a close friend of our family passed away today (Elmer Reis) - he will be ...

... dish, one meat on the bone dish and one from the skin). All were really nice (and not weird after the shots) but my favourite were the spring roll dishes. We polished off the dishes (and celebrated doing it) with a couple of bottles of their best beer!<br><br>This was a very weird experience and one that we're very unlikely to do or want to do again! But we would definitely recommend it for those of you who have the opportunity to do it at any point in the future!<br>

... many were swimming or exercising on the grassed areas. The girls had arrived in the hotel and we met up with them for lunch after Carly had been diving. We spent some time on the beach and then went for a Vietnamese massage. The next day sitting on the beach we all decided to go over to Vin Pearl Island (like a very small version of Disney) by the cable car and had a great day, at the water park, the light show, the aquarium, the amusement park and ended up with a ...

... Chinatown . In the afternoon visit the<br>famous Cu Chi Tunnels, an incredible underground tunnel network<br>constructed by Vietnamese resistance fighters during the long struggle<br>for independence . Overnight in HCMC.<br> Day 3 - HCMC ...

... the staff were extremely nice and helpful. After dropping off our bags we reluctantly headed outside our fortress of solitude to the outside craziness to find dinner. First and last impression of Hanoi: don't like it too much, there are scooters everywhere and they feel it is absolutely necessary to honk every 2 seconds without exaggeration, its polluted, boiling hot, and they dont seem too friendly, but then again it is a city. There were narrow ...

... We walked down an alley that had a market with fruit, veggies and meat. We walked up and down some streets with clothing, lotions, tape and rope. We checked out Dong Xuan Market. I tried to buy a plastic spoon, but the lady wanted 100,000 dong. Not a chance! We saw lots of household items and jewellery at this market. Bill wanted to eat at Billy Rocks Cafe, so we went there next. Bill had fried rice, Ba Ha Noi Beer and then a Halida Beer. I had passion fruit juice ...

... leur fort. Ils aimenr bien cracher partout aussi. Est-ce un phénomene Asiatique, ou Vietnamien? Il semble me souvenir que les chinois sont aussi fort sur le crachage par terre. En soirée, nous sommes retournés au resto 69 pour une cuisine bien Vietnamienne . Ce fut bien plaisant de revoir les serveurs. Ils se rappelaient du nom de chacun de nos enfants. Tellement cool! Les Vietnamiens aiment bien les bébés! Plus que 3 dodos avant le départ! Pat

... of the countries we have been to so we had a very interesting chat. He was very keen to know what it is like to cycle the routes he personally had done by motorbike or bus. We decided we would dive in Nha Trang, having thought about it long and hard, and we're very glad we did because we met the delightful Ken, Andreana and Alexandra. Ken (an IT contractor) et al had gone to Australia to fill a contract position with Phillip Morris but for ...