Hotel Nikko Hanoi
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Crazy streets awesome hotel
hello so i went to hanoi.. there's pretty much nothing much one can do there except to probably stroll around the many lakes that dot the city. the buildings are short, long and very very narrow.. perhaps most of them are around only 5m wide? probably because the vietnamese themselves are super skinny. (actually i kinda think they are getting …
On the buses
... fishies. We hired bikes and rode to the south of the island, stopping for dips in the sea and the occasional cold beer. We were staying in a nice hut next to a really cool beach bar, where we hung out a fair bit. On Iain's birthday the owner of where we were staying arranged for a chocolate cake for him which we shared with some of the folks at the bar. The owner then took Iain out to the sea edge and the two of them lit a lantern and set it off into the sky. Very ...
Leaving It All Out There on The Floor
... I brought my laptop to school where I had all my pictures from my first time at Peace Village in Dec./Jan. of 2010-11. Minh, and Anh, and Ha were younger and a bit smaller but they looked incredulously to see themselves in pictures from a time they only probably know wasn’t yesterday. But these pictures were for the teachers, who saw themselves from 2 years earlier and some of their friends who were no longer there… and then they saw Rai, and Jie Ma, ...
Day 1 begins
... these people live/learned in. And it just seems to work. The flow of traffic is pretty impressive considering. No traffic jams. But I tell you horns get a workout. The horn is used to tell others to move, where you are going and just to say "Hi". Also the Vietnamese people are great multi taskers. They can make a phone call, ride a bike, sound the horn and have a smoke all at the same time. Also the amount of stuff these bikes can carry is impressive. ...
Back in Hanoi - Part 2
... morning. I had tried to find a reasonably priced flight online but the airfare seemed a bit expensive at $328. However the very kind receptionist managed to get me the flight for $258 which was a real good result. I suppose the moral of the story is don't necessarily think that you will always get the best price on the internet for flights around South East Asia. It is always worth speaking to the ...