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Moving off to Hoi An after visiting marble mountain at Da Nang and staying there for 2 nights. Renting bike on the next morning to go to Hai Van Pass. Visiting My Son ruin on the last morning before transiting to Hue.
A travel blog entry from Hoi An by hongwei.tanEntry 42 of a trip titled: Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you've always imagined. -Henry David Thoreau
Sold the house, the cars, the jobs... Nic and Cherish travel South East Asia: Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and Czech?
A travel blog entry from Hoi An by nic.cherishWell, i think we finally got ripped off on this bus journey! We paid 15dollars (a lot for vietnam) for what we were told was the luxury tourist bus (not!), it was a minibus with as usual no space whatsoever to put your feet, however on this occasion they had already filled the bus with boxes upon boxes of wet wipes, so your feet were literally i...
A travel blog entry from Hoi An by josephinelong88We took the route less traveled to enter Vietnam from Northeastern Cambodia. The border cross in Yadow is a relatively new one and it took us a full day of travel just to get to a "real town" in Vietnam. Once we arrived in the small city of Pleiku, we realized no one spoke a word of English and there were no foreigners or tourists in sight. The ...
A travel blog entry from Hoi An by joelandesHi All - We arrived in Hoi An on December 1 from Hue. Only three and a half hours by bus (however it is less than 100kms away!) Our only bit of advice for Hoi An is to leave your credit cards locked up in a safe at your hotel. There are over 500 custom tailors here, and they are very good and at the ready to make you anything you want! Custom su...
A travel blog entry from Hoi An by twoeldersOk so we were getting our big train journey up to Danang. It all went very smooth. Free taxi to the station, straight onto the train, arrived in Danang in the morning, got off the train and straight into a taxi to take us to our real destination of Hoi An about an hour away. Hoi An is the tailor capital of Vietnam and the main reason for coming ...
A travel blog entry from Hoi An by boogalooOh man, I've finally found my place. I left Hue on Thursday morning (13th) on a minibus tour (tour meaning it stops at all the major sites along the way and you have to run the gauntlet of trinket sellers). I met up with a Canadian sister and brother from Winnipeg,so we shared a triple room at Hotel Thanh Binh II and managed to save some money. ...
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