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12 - 14 Tran Phu St, Nha Trang, Vietnam
Mui Ne is a beach, one road, lots of restaurants and guesthouses and that's it. The resort if you can call it that is between two towns and has been built specially for tourists. All the same though it was nice to chill out for a couple of days. Didn't start that way though as the bus dropped us about 4km at the top of the resort where all you h...
A travel blog entry from Mui Ne by simonpullen
Hi all (or y'all depending on your point of view), I think we left you at the Life Resort in Quy Nhon - I must say, not a bad place to be left. They had yoga class at 9:00, Tai Chi at 3:00, beach volleyball at 4:00 .... Okay, you get the point. But all good things come to an end, and so we went to Nha Trang. Kidding. - sort of. Nha Trang is a Ve...
A travel blog entry from Nha Trang by mirandrea1
After one more long night on a bus we arrived early in the morning in Nah Trang, the main beach resort of Vietnam. Since the bus gets a commission from hotels, it dropped us at a pretty nice place but a bit away from the main drag. We were too tired to look around and just crashed in a room there. After a long nap we set off for some food and we...
A travel blog entry from Nah Trang by globetrippin
From lovely, cultural Hoi An we headed down the coast to the slightly less cultural Nha Trang. Pure beach bum paradise! Nha Trang is Vietnam's budding premier beach resort, with huge stretches of sandy beaches, palm trees, posh beach clubs etc. It gave us a good opportunity to do something active for once, and we took advantage of the watersport...
A travel blog entry from Da Lat by eifion.sarah
We thought we wouldn't need a sleeper compartment for our day trip from Hoi An to Nha Trang, so we chose regular seats instead and threw in our lot with the locals. Vietmanese trains aren't the quickest. It's possible the tardiness was due to restrictions enforced after the recent crash, but our 500km journey was somehow stretched out to 10 hour...
A travel blog entry from Nha Trang by bush-trotters - This is a top pick!
After our one off partying binge, the following day we then booked an open bus ticket which is priced from $21 which allows you to travel throughout the entire length of Vietnam, getting on and off wherever you like (as long a you've booked it ahead!!).We were warned that the buses would take you to hotels where the bus company would get a commi...
A travel blog entry from Mui Ne, Dalat, Hoi An, Hanoi, Halong Bay by martinandheike
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We last left you on the overnight train from Hanoi to Hue. Hue is the ancient capital and we have been to the citadel, the huge palace complete with grand rooms and moat. Second day we toured the DMZ- demilitarized zone, very interesting day complete with ex- army guide who showed us around the old north south diving line- the river, original br...
A travel blog entry from Hoi Ane by caz
Saturday July 27th For $35 we got a taxi to the Vietnamese border and then another taxi to Saigon for $15. It would have cost about the same price for the bus from Pnom Penh, which was full, so we left Cambodia in comfort. Along the way we stopped at a ferry crossing and the car was literally swarming with children trying to sell us stuff. We co...
A travel blog entry from Hanoi by shammann
We've just parted company with the last of the Imaginitive Traveller group, and now have our freedom back again. c... We started our journey in Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh city, after the founder and president of the new democratic Vietnam - Uncle Ho. I prefer the name Saigon though, gives a romantic impression of young beautiful Vietnamese g...
A travel blog entry from Hanoi by ad_n_caz - This is a top pick!
Greetings from 'the jewel of the central highlands', aka le Petit Paris, aka the City of Eternal Spring aka Dalat! We booked a jump-on/jump-off bus ticket from HCMC which is amazingly cheap, only $21 all the way to Hanoi, you can stay as long as you want at 5 locations on the way. Feel a little bit like a package tourist but it's definitely conv...
A travel blog entry from Dalat by aliandcam
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