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Thuan Loi Hotel Chau Doc

18 Tran Hung Dao St., Riverside Chau Doc, Vietnam

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Patience Is A Virtue

A travel blog entry by tickettoride

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... also no
chickens or goats on board, so I suppose it could have been worse. We spent the
rest of the day enjoying a beautiful sunset on Sam Mountain before boarding
“the fast boat” early the next morning to Cambodia. The “fast boat” we were
told would get us to Phnom Penh for 1:30 “no problem, same same, good deal.”
After spending 2 hours and the equivalent dollar figure in bribes at customs we
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Goood morning Vietnam

A travel blog entry by jimjams87

... pretty neat. But that was about it.

Turns out there's slightly more to see outside the town. We spent a good hour or so exploring a floating village. This was actually pretty nifty! The whole village is made of houses that are made around boats, not like your regular house boats where the house is the boat. These house are built on top of the boats, with empty oil ...

Getting to Chou Doc the hard way

A travel blog entry by g4dginesi

13

... think we have a rest tomorrow well nope....Chou doc to Phnom Phen up 6.30am breakfast,

We met the large group that were heading to Cambodia today on the boat up the Mekong… we headed off for the boat which stopped off at a fish farm which was cool they float their house on top of the 6m deep fish nets, there were some massive fish and as soon as we put food in there they went mad for it!! Great to see!! I really don't want to eat fish here ...

The heat is on in Saigon (and the Mekong delta)

A travel blog entry by vin_kris

7
38

... stomen naar de Cambodjaanse grens. Dit keer geen kabbelend kantoor, maar wat mooie oude gebouwtjes op het vasteland. Na het invullen van de benodigde formulieren en een half uurtje wachten onder toeziend oog van wat chillende uniformen, moesten we allemaal zelf de incheck-stempels gaan halen. Vanaf deze bijzondere grensovergang was het nog 3 uur verder hobbelen over de Mighty Mekong River naar Phnom penh, waar we rond een uur of half 2 aankwamen.
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Sailing down the Mekong River

A travel blog entry by sarahs_voyage

39

... the meat and fish sections of the food markets or piles of rubbish collecting in the streets. It’s all part and parcel of proper, independent travel instead of being cosited in air-conditioned, western like hotels and taxis and restaurants. But this vat of rotting fish is the closest thing that’s made me nearly want to throw up in all the time I’ve been travelling.

Back on dry land and onto the bus ...

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