Hang My Hotel Hanoi

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... in and around each other and the multitude of bikes, pedestrians, cyclos and cars that join in the melee. Junctions are a crazy throng of vehicles with generally no system whatsoever, the road treated as a free-for-all with everyone weaving in and out and around to jostle a way through in their desired direction. On the bigger roads, traffic lights on occasion add a little order to the proceedings, but it generally takes the presence of a ...

... It w*sn't needed, bec*use we *ll h*d so much fun *nyw*ys, but it w*s yet *nother nice gesture of the people who run this hostel. About 6 of us who bec*me close on the bo*t ride went out for dinner *fter this. It w*s just more shen*n****ns *nd *nother fun night. <br> Tod*y I *m he*ding to S*p*. It is up in the north of Vietn*m ne*r the Chinese border. Hopefully it is * little cooler up there, *s the H*long B*y/H*noi he*t is melting me.

... I was not fully prepared to complete my blog as I would have liked.<br>Our Guide Vung and Driver Zoung in Sapa could not have done more for us. Mr Tom from Trails of Mountain has done everything within his power to make our stay in Vietnam memorable.<br>The guides and drivers from Yunnan Travel in china have been exceptional. Especially Sarah ...

... most determined northerner here. The place is small but with a heavy colonial influence, visible in it's architecture and cafe culture. You would regularly see men drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes outside corner cafe's and women cycling through the narrow streets with baskets full of baguettes. The French, who ruled this section of Indochina ...

... crossings as some Vietnamese go for pedestrians, as they are unhappy that there is something that technically gives pedestrians the right of way!! So, we had to learn to just step out into the road and walk steadily and confidently to the other side. The first few times have a mild laxative effect, but it works and you soon see it&#8217;s the safest way to do it as all the traffic just sways around you. <br> So that&#8217;s first impressions and there are so many other things that ...

... mid-section, and his pants brought up a bit. The tailor packed up my things and told Cory his stuff would be delivered to our hotel by 10. So we left to get some dinner.<br><br>On the way to dinner we ran into one of the American girls from our Halong Bay cruise, and got their whole story. I think I told you that they were left in Halong Bay City and told that they wouldn't be given a ride back to Hanoi. So they found a bus for $5 each that would take them back ...

... went to see the Temple of Literature on a cyclo - basically a push bike with a seat welded to the front. Poor bloke pushing it. Me and Pete on one. We made slow progress. This was fine by us though, as the driver insisted on going headlong into constantly beeping traffic including cars, motos and buses. I mean we could have so easily been crushed. The traffic is completely mental in Hanoi - the amount of traffic and also the speed. Nothing seems to give way to anything, be it a bus ...

... le pays a lui aussi. La ride vers l'aéroport est assez tough... On a aussi certaines inquiétudes sur le voyage (36 hrs de voyagement, 4 avions). Comment va réagir Yohan? va t-il bien dormir? Va t-il pleurer pendant 8 heures? Jusqu'a maintenant, ses nuits ne sont pas trop mal(réveil vers minuit et 3 AM) pour un demi-biberon. Environ 2 hrs de sieste pendant le jour. Bon, on prend notre vol bientot. On se reparle a notre arrivée au Qc... Ciao, Pat

... Muong people and stay in their stilt houses in scenic villages. Pu Luong Nature Reserve was established in 1999, after discovering that this unique limestone area is one of the last resorts to some very rare animals like the delacour langur, clouded leopard, muntiac, temmincki cat, asian black bear and serow. The area is also famous for it's butterflies and orchads, there was even one ...