Long Chau Resort Chau Doc

K8, Ward A Chau Doc, Vietnam

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Patience Is A Virtue

A travel blog entry by tickettoride

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... Cambodia visas and our passports stamped thinking that we were a short
ways away from Phnom Penh. In the end that 5 hour “fast boat” wasn’t so fast
and it we sat on the roof as we watched the sunset from the Mekong before
floating in around 6:30. Truly, there could have been far worse places to be,
it’s not every day one gets to float along the Mekong past rural Cambodian life
set against an orange haze.

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Goood morning Vietnam

A travel blog entry by jimjams87

... things for added bouyancy. They even had floating farm fields, don't ask how they work haha. Alot of the houses tend to their own chickens or pigs and they also have cages under their house that they use to keep fish in, so they're pretty much covered for anything they need. It's all pretty ingenious really!

After this it's another bus ride down to a town called Can Tho
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Getting to Chou Doc the hard way

A travel blog entry by g4dginesi

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... then carried on up the delta to a silk weavers house where we got to see them working on a loom more efficient than the ones we had at Uni!! We were all dressed up in traditional clothes and enjoying seeing how life works on the delta. Then we traveled though picturesque waterways, we saw boats that transport live fish – they are extra deep with mesh on the sides and when the boat is full it half sinks to the mesh so the fish can breath!! Gorgeous boats. ...

Sailing down the Mekong River

A travel blog entry by sarahs_voyage

39

... long drive to Ho Chi Minh City. There’s a bit of stuffing around while we get shunted from bus to bus but eventually make it to the city. I don’t want to spend any time in HCMC if I can avoid it, I’ve got other places I want to spend time in. I trawl the tour companies and find an overnight bus to Nha Trang leaving in three and a half hours and the woman is happy for me to leave my main pack here until I leave, perfect. ...

Brittni's last day in Asia

A travel blog entry by tamaraday

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... and walking across the street. There are lots of Christmas decorations up here despite it being a predominantly Buddhist country. A guy in Cambodia told me they just celebrate it for fun. There are winter wonderland scenes everywhere. Many people are dressing their kids in Santa suits and then taking them out and taking their picture in front of the Christmas decorations at the mall. It's pretty funny.
I got ...

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