Hai Ha Hotel Quy Nhon

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... mais qui s'est arrete 50 kms plus loin, pour cause de problemes, sans que personnes ne donne d'explication (ou en vietnamien). Apres 3 heures d'attente, nous + d'autres voyageurs vietnamiens avons decide de prendre un bus pour le reste du trajet (12h) . Les vietnamiens ne s'enervent jamais trop mais la ils etaient sur les nerfs...<br><br>Nous sommes finalement arrives a Ho Chi Minh City a 2h30 du mat ...

... over and started rattling off something to me. At first I thought he was a part of the moped mafia, but then realized that they don&#8217;t really exist here. So I hopped on, he took up me up the main road for no charge, I was thankful for the help on that last half a mile. A transit bus was pulled over getting air in the back right tire. I approached and started bargaining. I knew the first price that he threw at me would well over par, he threw 70,000, so I low balled him. He looked ...

... I want to spend this portion of my life. And I&#8217;m doing it. But sometimes I get caught up in travel mode and I start thinking of things in a checklist type way. I have to go here, here, here, and here. And see this, this, this, and this. Then I catch myself and say "Wait a second, that&#8217;s not what I&#8217;m here for." Don&#8217;t get me wrong, I&#8217;m going to see things while I&#8217;m here, but there&#8217;s no need to rush anything. That thought process is a ...

... Firstly, it was massive. It was a corner room with a panoramic window (ceiling to floor) with views overlooking the beach. So we decided to stay two nights! <br><br>On Wednesday, we explored the town. It's not massive so didn't take too long. We had breakfast at a lovely local restaurant where the owner speaks great English. He was telling us that he worked for the Americans (as a spy?!). They gave us a feast of a breakfast!<br><br>We then hit the beach! It ...

... work either so in the end we decided not to order anything. A few minutes later they brought out a plate of 6 scallops. Doh!!!! We left there as it was all too much... still hungry. :-(<br><br>We did find dinner finally after being turned away from most street restaurants as we were tourists, and they dont seem to like them here! Dinner not so good though!! <br><br>The next day we hired a moto and tried to find the Cham Towers, but ...

I'm a little bit worried about coming home. After just a few days in the colder, wetter climate of the highlands I was seriously beginning to miss the sun. If Michael Fish is lying about this summer, I think I might be in trouble. Rather than heading straight to Hoi An, I decided to make a stop in the fishing town of Quyu Nhon for a couple of days to recuperate from whatever is wrong with me (I don't think it's malaria or dengue ...

Our second stop on the journey to Nha Trang was at a small coastal town called Quy Nhon (pronounced Wee Non). We had read in the Lonely Planet that a small backpacker haven could be found in the shape of a cafe run by a Kiwi woman called Barbara. All of the Western delicacies we have craved in the last 5 weeks could be realised under one roof. Our excitement levels were soaring as soon as we managed to secure a taxi at the train station and set ...

We decided to give the more popular (and hence more heavily touted!) beaches of Mui Ne and Na Trang a miss and hit this coast side town instead. Quy Nhon (pronounced wee yawn), experiences little tourist traffic, which was evident from when we landed. We were definitely a novelty to most of the people there and we were rarely hassled to buy anything or try anything on which made a pleasant change. Our hotel was on the sea front and you ...

hello today we are staying in a palace. not a literal palace but the most beautiful room you will get for 200,000 dong ($12.5) which is so awesome. the guide book says that all the rooms are different so if anyone is searching its name right now we are talking about room 202. great family aswell. anyhu the room is huge and we have a big shower and a bath and a fridge ...