Asean Halong Hotel Halong Bay

... OP Raum bis zum Soldaten Trainigslager alles <br>sehr Interresant. <br>Danach machen wir noch eine kleine Wanderun durch den Nationalparkzu einer Aussichtsplatform wo wir ein paar schoene Fotos machen. und die Ausicht geniesen.<br><br>Am abend fixiren wir noch mit den anderne den Boattrip der dan am Freitag losgeht freun uns schon.<br><br><br>Ich glaube heute ist Donnerstag wie fahren wieder nach Lihn Mihn zum kletter und geniesen die angenehme Wintersonne in ...

Kaoset kan borja. Ingen biljett bokades i Hanoi, 18 dollar for en tripp som egentligen ska kosta 140.000 Vnd ar inget rimligt pris tyckte vi sa nar vi kom fram var det en kille som erbjod biljetter for 150.000 vnd. Vi orkade inte leta vidare sa vi korde pa det priset. <br> Baten skulle ga om ca 30 min sa vi borjade leta baknomater som galningar for att fa pengar att ha pa on ...

Haben uns fuer eine Zweitages-Bootstour nach Halong Bay entschieden, um der lautesten, ungemuetlichsten und recht teuren Stadt Hanoi zu entkommen.<br><br>Der Trip fing mittags an und endete am naechsten Tag auch schon wieder mittags. Waren also nicht wirklich all zu lang unterwegs.<br><br>Haben mehr Zeit im Bus von Laos nach Hanoi verbracht....<br><br>Das erste was wir gesehen haben waren die ca ...

... Hello) to the class and also Tom trying to explain what the UK is on the blackboard with hand drawn diagrams and lots of shading! One of the students exclaimed that the UK was the shape of a boot - a fine piece of art by Tom! It was such a shame we didn't take our camera along to capture this experience, but it'll always be a great memory for us. <br><br>We arrived in Han Oi (not to be confused with Hoi An) at about 6am after a nasty stop start "four" hour ...

... Tuyen called and told me that the teachers were not coming to do the teacher training on the mainland. (We were running into some politics and, I had wanted to do the teacher training before bringing the laptops to VVV but the ceremony had been planned and I needed to give in on that point.) Ouch! I said, "ok, then when can I go back to the village to teach the teachers how to use the XO." I am not leaving the XOs out there until the teachers know how to start and ...

... straight out for a swim. The water was lovely and warm, but visibility was poor. Due to the amount of fishing and storms in the surrounding area there was no coral apart from the large amounts washed up on the beach. We spent hours searching for interesting shells and relaxing in the water. Half way through the afternoon we joined the climb to see the monkeys. Our crazy guide Phouc led us up a steep path full of razor sharp rocks (the only other way around ...

... after breakfast it was time to say goodbye to everyone we'd met. They were all jealous that we would be spending a second day out here, and with good reason too! It was sad though that they were all leaving as we had all gotten on so well together. I managed to get a business card of a couple of them and am looking forward already to meeting up with them again when I reach Australia next year.<br><br>We were transferred onto another smaller boat which would take us first ...

... all wearing the traditional straw hats to shelter from the rain.Poor old Vietnam shares Irelands constant rainy season and there's a typhoon on the way! I suppose some of you heard about the boat that capsized in Halong Bay. That was a few days before we arrived and our Junk boat stay was calm and safe. <br> We joined a tour to Halong Bay with around twenty people from all around the world ...

... oh we must get bikes when we get home and start cycling" ah it's never gonna happen!!!!! again we had a lovely tasty local lunch and got back to the boat and sailed back to halong to catch our bus. <br>this was a really spectacular part of our trip in vietnam. the scenery was top class and we met some cool people who we'll hopefully visit when we get to oz. back to hanoi for a night and heading then to sapa, north west of the country! only 6 days left in vietnam , i'll be sad to leave!

... so I sat confused, cursing my own special moment of retardation this morning. Luckily a local guy who spoke perfect English came over and very kindly directed me to the bus I was to remain on until Halong Bay. The bus was cool. They have one guy who acts as a conductor by standing at the open door and shouting the destination of the bus as we speed past the bus stops. It was efficient if anything. I knew the journey was about ...