Hoa Binh Hotel Can Tho

05 Hoa Binh avenue Can Tho, Vietnam

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Lang Son - Last stop before China

A travel blog entry by batchelomez

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Early in the morning we caught the ferry from Cat Ba Island and cruised around the beautifuly Halong Bay for 4 hours. It was very wet and cold but somehow made the karsts that shot out of the water that much more mysterious and magical. We visited a large cave system which was magnificent. It was hard to imagine just how long the cave had taken to …

The Good, the bad and our stalker...

A travel blog entry by simonpullen

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Girls beware, if you go to Hoi An you may never leave! This is the clothes shopping dream, well supposedly anyway. After the hassle of Hue, we set off for Hoi An in a sleeper bus where you in sit/ lie in chairs that fold right back into sort of beds. Your feet go into a box at the end of bed and the beds are built as bunk beds one on top of the …

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Rolling on the River

A travel blog entry by tickettoride

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... riverside homes. The Mekong River is the heartbeat of the inhabitants in this area of the country and it was hard to wrap our mind around the immense amount of pollution in the river. Locals use the water to wash their dishes, clothes, themselves, they brush their teeth with the water and it is also the dumping ground for any rubbish including their latrines. Nevertheless, the floating market was a very captivating place. As we ...

Into the Mekong

A travel blog entry by unstuck

9

... night and were greeted by our local family. It was actually a pretty nice place (for Vietnamese standards) with a nice open area right on a canal that was strung up with hammocks. We were staying with 2 other travelers - a couple of Swiss girls. Matt and I moved our things into our own room and made it straight back out to the hammocks, gently rocking back and forth and listening to the jungle sounds of ...

Floating markets

A travel blog entry by curlywurly

... boat! The journey was interesting, seeing people go about their lives by the river. When we got there there were a variety of boats from the big motorised boats to the small rowing boats all selling different items, mainly fruit and veg. It was funny watching the boats, they were so laden down with produce I was amazed they didn't sink being so low in the water. Each boat had a big stick with what they sold tied to it so from afar you could see ...

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