Duy Tan Hotel Nha Trang

24 Tran Phu St. Nha Trang, Vietnam

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Red means stop.

A travel blog entry by frazzle

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... letting their very straight and dark hair down.It was very amusing to say the least and it could turn out to be a regular end of evening highlight.We are still undecided as to how long we will be staying here but we are both already thinking of extending our beach holiday within the holiday so to speak.Will update further if anything of interest happens but its love to everyone for now,and keep the comments coming its great to hear back from you all.Wish you were here.
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Hué et Nha Trang

A travel blog entry by lagacel

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... pour aller à la plage et nous promener le long de la mer de Chine. Il fait chaud mais le temps est nuageux. J’ai fait une petite trempette, mais les vaques sont pas mal imposantes, de sorte que je n’ai pas encore osé me saucer entièrement. Vendredi, 23 décembre, nous faisons une petite croisière dans les îles entourant Nha Trang. Le temps est beau et nous pouvons nous baigner à une magnifique plage. Nous avons rencontré plusieurs Cambodgiens
durant cette ...

Beach town with out a beach

A travel blog entry by sarahs_voyage

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... the club is winding up and everyone is getting kicked out. We head back to Why Not? which is still open for a bit. No more booze for me but a sandwich with chips sounds excellent, even if I have to put my food on my lap to stop the table full of hungry drunk people from steeling my chips. Get your own food if you’re hungry. I fall into bed around three but am still finding mud in my ears a couple of days later despite several ...

Back to Back Booze Cruising

A travel blog entry by unstuck

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... for a couple hours to get back some energy before a night out.

December 4th, 2011
Nha Trang, Vietnam

We had such a blast on the booze cruise the previous day that we decided to be disgusting Americans and do two in a row - something I'm not sure had been attempted many times before. Plus, the Swedes had come into town and we really wanted to do one with them. We repeated the same process as the day before and when ...

Broken in 24 hours

A travel blog entry by calumhill

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... 30s / early 40s. A troubled age for most Vietnamese tour guides. In fact our easy riders were both grandparents. Paul was even a general in the South Vietnamese army and had spent 3 years in a re-education camp. Luckily Vietnamese tour guides seem to mellow out a lot with age.

Whilst the sites and scenery in and around Dalat are interesting, the success of the tours is due to the easy-riders themselves. They give an in-sight ...