Thang Loi Hotel Hanoi

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... to get to know instantly as nothing is obvious. In Saigon there is a backpacker district and places of familiarity whilst when you arrive in Hanoi you first impressions are generally along the lines of 'What the???' and 'No, too much hastle, can't see what there is to do' which is why settling here for a while has reaped so many rewards. You get to locate the great street stalls, find fab little bars, small lakes, go driving down tight alleyways that lead to markets and relax ...

... and weaving throughout traffic and both Daniel and<br>Nguyen were great drivers &#8211; very safe &#8211; and we're glad that we<br>didn't have to drive ourselves around. <br><br><br>Here's the lesson of the day: women run Vietnam. Truly. They do<br> everything. We noticed that ourselves after just a day and <br>Daniel confirmed it. The restaurants, stores, small shops etc. are <br>run by women. There might be a guy who is serving you the <br>food but it is the woman that you ...

... nous arrivent dessus comme des vagues folles et frenetiques voulant tester notre capacite de reactivite au...danger. Oui, au danger! Comment appeler autrement ce flot incessnt et zigzaguant en tous sens qui anime les rues de Hanoi de jour et de nuit? Tous y vont de leur klaxon et de leur 'tut-tut'. A croire que le jeu est d'etre le plus inventif dans la stridence du klaxon. Ou.. ou...le plus inventif dans la tenue. Car du bruit ou du look, il se pourrait que le second gagne la ...

Wow! We have been in Hanoi for nearly a week now and it has been busy! <br><br>We arrived in Hanoi exhausted after waking up at 2 a.m. (1 a.m.<br>Vietnam time) in order to take a taxi to the bus station to catch the<br>3:15 bus to the airport in order to make our 6:30 a.m. flight which was<br>delayed one hour. After we waited over 30 minutes for our bags, we took<br>the two dollar minibus to the city - which is basically a 10 passenger<br>van stuffed with 12 people. We arrived at our ...

... when all children are lying and that we can enjoy the tranquility of the night.<br>The next morning, we return slowly to port across Halong bay this time embedded in the mist. The atmosphere is mysterious and mountains emerge just below.<br><br>Eve Benedict and leave us to return to Hong Kong and we find our little comforts of home Aude in Hanoi. We get to know the lovely Ien, cook and housekeeper Aude who surprises us by his elegant manners, his kindness and his ...

Laos was a pretty quick leg of our trip. We did the main backpacker route and got caught in the countries biggest and best festival of the year. So in summary - it was awesome! Best of Laos The Water - Tubing on water, swimming in water, fighting with water, bars on the water; WATER WATER WATER! Buddha Park by Scooter - Half the fun was seeing this bizarre ...

... min hintet til det men de snakket dårlig engelsk. Etter 2 minutter med vietnamesisk mas sa den ene vakten: "2 Yuan!" (Kinesisk valuta, ca 2 kroner). Det var et språk jeg forsto. Vell framme i Hanoi fant jeg et hotell som en kanader fra bussen hadde anbefalt og ble der et par dager. Hotellet lå i Old Quarter-delen av byen som vell kan oversettes til turiststrøket. Det er allikevel en veldig fin bydel med parker, trange gater og et travelt byliv. Trafikken i Vietnam er mye ...

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