Hoang Anh Quy Nhon Resort

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Dans le train pour Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon).<br><br>Depart 13h20<br>Arrivee a Quy Nhon : 18h20, puis 14 heures d'attentes a cette station, le temps aux ouvriers de reparer les rails abbimees apres les inondations dues au typhon.<br><br>Au matin, les reparations etant trop longues, ils nous ont mis sur un bus pour 2 heures jusqu'a la prochaine ville pour reprendre un autre train pour la suite du voyage ...

... me with disgust when I offered 30,000. I offered 40,000 and he didn&#8217;t budge. I was sure that Qui Nhon wasn&#8217;t more than 40,000 Dong down the road. I tried the walk off trick and he let me go. I saw nothing else coming and walked back with 50,000 in my hand, we settled at 60,000 Dong. <br> The bus was already full, but there isn&#8217;t such thing as a full bus in Vietnam. I piled in the back with a middle aged woman half way on my lap, an older lady against the window on my ...

... of being around people that are traveling and do have a time constraint. I have to remind myself that I have no time constraint, I mean, there will come a time when I need to go back and make some money. But right now I&#8217;m here to be happy and to live in the now. Not the future, and definitely not in the past. But now. <br><br>My train of thought is interrupted by a small boy on a bicycle with one flat tire. He says "Hello&#8230;.my name...my name is Jun." I smiled and respond ...

... round Quy Nhon Cathedral which was massive! We then did the tour of the two pagodas in town (Tam An and Long Khanh) followed by the Quang Trung Statue. We ended our tour with drinks at the Saigon Quynhon Hotel whilst watching the sunset over the beach. Heaven...<br><br>We had dinner at a fantastic seafood beachfront restaurant where Drew had crocodile and then hand picked our crayfish from the tanks of seafood kept in the restaurant! (We went back the ...

Our bus abandoned us in a petrol station somewhere out of Quy Nhon. We managed to negotiate a moto-taxi each. Normally they put your backpack in front of them, between their legs and resting on the handle bars, but the bikes seemed smaller, or our packs have got that much bigger?!?!??!. We ended riding with our packs resting on our knees between us and the drivers... every corner we thought we were going to fall off. Credit to the riders ...

... we were in Borneo - I hope that helps a bit with the jeolousy. This won't though. Because of what I'd witnessed the day before on the main beach, I decided to go a bit further afield and look for one with a little less excrement. I know my superlative's are getting a bit boring and that I'm not good at explaining just how amazing the scenery is but I'm no Hemingway, so if you want to understand what it really looks like, watch ...

... swastika; even though we have seen so many now, it still makes me think of the nazi contonation, which is a shame. The pagoda was originally constructed in 1715 and is decorated with flamboyant dragons, made from glass, which flank the staircase up to the first floor balcony. Housed at opposite ends are a giant drum and bell. Very iconic symbols in all pagoda's. Day 3. As it was malaria tablet day (such a joyous day it is), we thought a little ...