Hanoi Street Hotel
1a Ngo Hang Bong Street Hanoi, +844, Vietnam
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Oi Oi Hanoi!
Another excellent and exciting Lao Airlines flight led us into Hanoi, in the northern part of Vietnam. Once again we were met at the airport by a driver that's two in a row and kudos to Allie for her planning. During the 45 minute drive it becomes clear that this city is somewhere between Delhi and Bangkok. On the one hand relatively clean, but on …
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Travelling in Vietnam part 3
... km long pass, on top of the pass, traveller can have a comprehensive view of the South China Sea, there is also a gate built on the peak of the pass in the Minh Mang King's time, praising Hai Van pass as the best spectacular sight in the Vietnam sky, at the foot of the mountain is a village for the people with leprosy, the village was set up 200 years ago by the King of Nguyen ...
Good Morning Vietnam!!!
... as all the touts and scams we're approaching us again! After making it to the hotel we were welcomed by about 7 staff and were shown to our room which was by far flashiest we have stayed in so far. It was nice to have somewhere that was so nice we could have happily just stayed at the hotel. We went wandering to find dinner at an agreed restaurant with another couple we met in Laos and although we followed a map correctly it took us about 45mins to ...
Hanoi of the Thirty Six Streets and Guilds
... several days getting his bearings in this labyrinth,and I’ve often jokingly challenged my foreign friends-those “silkworms hungry for exoticism”-to “try and nibble at that Hanoian mulberry leaf.”
The “City of Thirty-Six Streets and Guilds” took shape in the 15th century with evocative place names like Silk Street,Noodle Street,Hemp Street,Cotton Street,Sail Street,Coffin Street,Mat ...
Vietnam: Hanoi and Ha Long Bay
... off guard by this exciting but, at times, stressful country! As soon as we arrived at Hanoi airport we were approached by countless "taxi" drivers trying to take our bags and load them into their conspicuous-looking modes of transportation. As we soon realised that our scheduled taxi was nowhere to be seen, we agreed to take one of these taxis into the centre of the city. The driver immediately tried to fleece us for the journey, trying to charge us $20 when we knew that there was ...



