52 Tran Phu Nha Trang

52 Tran Phu Street Nha Trang, Vietnam

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Last days in Mui Ne

A travel blog entry by mchochimins

It is time to leave this place and head back to HCMC. We spent 9 days in Mui Ne and it has started to feel like a home. Most of the people at the Hong Di (the place we were staying) were there when we arrived and are staying on for some time still. When I first arrived I thought the place was a bit to busy for me SO MANY TOURISTS. It reminded me of …

Reunification Palace

A travel blog entry by mchochimins

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We are back in HCMC for a quick stop before flying back to the beach. Today the highlights have been that the girls ate peanut butter for lunch, a real treat, and we went of a tour of the Reunification Palace. The palace was built in the 60's so its archetechtual design is not what a person usually invisions a palace to be. The building was built …

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Christmas and Cable Cars

A travel blog entry by paulsimmons

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... to find that when we got there they’d seemingly run out of mud (how, I have no idea) so we had to wait an hour until we could get a tub. The mud was lukewarm at best, but the mineral water pools were scorching, and we shared a special half hour in a heart shaped pool surrounding by doting couples. Not gay. It was a very relaxing afternoon though, and then we did manage a night out. In search of the Red Apple Club, apparently the most hip-happening place in ...

Chilling in Nha Trang

A travel blog entry by lostinasia

Woke up this morning to torrential rain outside so decided to spend the day relaxing. We went to a nice cafe down the road and had a nice brekki. It was raining on and off but we decided to go for a walk through town. We wandered through some of the areas where ...

Beach Time

A travel blog entry by unstuck

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... skies showed signs of clearing. Frida, Chris, and I jumped on our bikes and sped off inland, towards some waterfalls we had heard of. They were about 40 kilometers away, and we weren’t 100% sure we knew the way, but we went anyways. We weaved through Nha Trang, around round-a-bouts that would make most US drivers cringe, and out of the city and into the mountains. When we arrived to the countryside, we figured that we had missed our turn off for the waterfalls. With only a ...