Indochine

... South East Asia. After five months working in the French alps ski resort town of Val d'isere, we were more than excited to be hitting the warm and relaxed shores of Indochine. I hope all at home enjoy reading about our adventures. Craig.

my travels to Indochine with my ...

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When we alighted from our bus (the 007) in Vientiane, one of our bus-mates noticed our guidebook and brusquely snatched it from our hands while asking if we knew where a good guesthouse was.  This rather rude behaviour was all the more startling to ...

Rough GuideThis is the plan but as usual we expect implementation to bring about changes. We plan to travel through Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam for a couple of months October-December 2005. Starting in Vientiane the capital of Laos we will spend a couple ...

After just over 2 weeks in China, Katie and realized time was no longer on our side. In order to squeeze in the rest of our plans, we flew from Kunming in China to Vientiane, the sleepy capital city of Laos. Arriving in Laos was like arriving on a ...

... provoking day. Friday 23rd March We began Friday morning the same way we had the day before - omelette and bread at the Indochine restaurant (Brian confirmed that the jam and toast option was far from worth it). Then a host of cyclos arrived for ...

... a bit of pedal power to the beaches. Then the annoying bit of 'slowly slowly" crept in when we went to check out of the Indochine hotel. We had charged the first day's lunch and some laundry to our room and wanted to pay with credit card but it ...

... to say the least, we embarked on our final tuk-tuk journey of the day back to our lovely air-conditioned hotel room in 'Indochine 2'. After popping over the road for a ‘K-Burger’ takeaway, and to the nearest ‘mart’ for a bottle of ...

... someone, so we moved to a guesthouse located on the riverfront Tonle Sap to end our days here. We're spending two nights in Hotel Indochine. Our room is a very small box, but it is a very small box with air conditioning,  a must when it gets this ...

... structures dotted throughout the country side near the town of Siem Reap. We stayed at a beautiful little hotel called Pavillon Indochine which was located 2km south of the main Angkor complex.  This was a lovely oasis and retreat for us to relax ...

Well, we're back in Phnom Penh. This time, we're staying at a different hotel, called the Indochine I. It's not bad (but not great). A much better location than the last time we were here, though. I just thought I'd post a brief update. We went to the ...

Friday 13 August, 7.30pm, Indochine Hotel Hello children, did you miss me? Apologies for the blogging hiatus, but I had to make an unscheduled trip to the land of my birth for a little while. T'was that tricksy Glastonbury Festival, it did me in. But now ...

... for snacks run by very friendly Mr Cu Night out with Dom and Julie with beers/cocktails at Bar Why Not? Hostel/Hotel:L'Indochine (do not go for the most basic rooms although good hot shower!) Impressions:Not a pretty city but good bars and sites ...

... -- a butcher's bill of between one and two million dead.  We're in a nice boutique hotel called Pavillon Indochine, built around a traditional Khmer house.  We have one big room with three beds, air-conditioning, and a ...