Swiss-Belhotel Horison Hotel Hanoi

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... we were surrounded by a half a million kids! Turned out to be some sort of "Thanksgiving-day" for children the next day!! What!?? I never had that!! So out of the Toy-street, and into a little bar for coffee. Also still some French influence here, but all very cool. The weather turned out to be a bit better. Important as we headed for Hanoi to go to Halong Bay for 2 days as well. ( more about Halong later..) David said that he could book us for a trip the next ...

... been in Hanoi for a few days and hadn't had a very good start to their trip, we decided the best way to spend the day was drinking free beer on the roof terrace bar in Hanoi backpackers... the beer tasted like soil so we ended up paying for the good stuff! We had a drink street-style with the locals, who bought us peanuts.. then dinner and a nightcap.... I then had a second night-cap with a couple of guys and a large teddy bear in an Irish bar....<br><br>The next ...

... sword and Ngoc Son temple. Enjoy a famous Hanoi water puppets show before dinner. Overnight in Hanoi.<br><br>Meals: Breakfast, lunch <br><br> <br><br>Day 4: Hanoi - Departure <br><br>After breakfast enjoy a half day city tour starting with the Ho Chi Minh Complex, containing the ...

... we arrived at our hotel down a small alleyway. The hotel itself was lovely. New, clean and with a computer and internet provided in your room. We dropped off our bags and decided to explore the streets.<br><br>Walking the streets is no less overwhelming...noise everywhere and hundreds of people swarming past you like ants...we found a nice restaurant a couple of streets away from our hotel. When we left the streets had quietened down slightly ...

... soda from a plastic baggie while severly dehydrated. I knocked off a few of the more touristy things to do like the Grand Palace, Golden Mountain, Reclining Buddha during the week. On Friday, Dee and I took a 2 hour train ride to Allutuyah, the old capital of Thailand. The train ride itself was an adventure. Since it was a Thai holiday, it was a standing only ride for us and we ended up sitting between two of ...

... in the states, or at least thats what I imagine it's like for the people. After going through we went back and got our cameras to go and take a bunch of pictures of the outside of the mausoleum. We then commenced to take a tour of the presidential palace grounds before heading out to find a place to eat. We ended up eating at a local street vender called Bun Bu about three blocks away from our hostel. As I stated before ...