Cong Doan Hotel My Tho

61 Duong 30/4 My Tho, Vietnam

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Hotels & tailor shops

A travel blog entry by curlysuze

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After a bad night's sleep & waking up early, I got ready and went to reception for check-out. Thank God, everything went smoothly and I got my passport back!

Initially, I had intended to walk to my desired hotel, but because I would've been lugging my heavy backpack for at least half an hour in the heat, I eventually got into a taxi. …

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Delta Boating

A travel blog entry by nonimarie

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... stops (countless numbers over the 90 minute drive) had toilets, tables, chairs, coffee and various other things for sale - lots of sunglasses and some had soups (Pho mostly) and petrol. The best thing they had to offer were rows and rows of hammocks! I think perhaps we should encourage Australian roadside cafes to install hammocks.

Once we arrived in Ben Tre I bought an 'Armani' hat and boarded a boat. The boat took us ...

Snake Shots & Coconuts

A travel blog entry by tickettoride

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... and cycling around the island,
tasting fresh fruit from the pineapple and coconut orchards and eventually
being shuttled back to the bus. The bus then separated the group to those
returning to Saigon and those continuing onwards to Can Tho, we tested our luck
and made our way to Can Tho via a very full tour bus to the home of the infamous
Floating Markets.

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Boat Trip on the Mekong Delta

A travel blog entry by maryandjeff

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... transformed into kitchen utensils and other gadgets, coconut candies, harvesting of exotic fruits and honey making. The tour did provide us an opportunity to see how some of the Vietnamese live in the area. The homes we saw on the islands are very simple, one room homes. The area appeared a bit poorer with hard working people making their living off the river and islands. The river is their lifeline as they use ...

Life on the Mekong

A travel blog entry by lisa_quinn

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... as it splits into nine before entering the sea. The Mekong River originates in Tibet almost 2800 miles away - and this is where it enters the sea. The Mekong is a major contributor to the worlds rice supply. It is a famous area for rice growing and produces 50% of Vietnam’s rice - and is now the world’s biggest exporter of the commodity since this year.

We started off with a boat tour around the ...

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