One of the delights of travelling through different countries is coming across signs or products that make you go 'hmm'. You look at it once and think no, that can't be r... Read More
1. Going barefoot outside
If you've ever travelled in Asia you'll probably be aware that in many Asian cultures it is customary to take off one's shoes upon entering a ... Read More
Smog so thick your eyes burn, picturesque lakes that are better viewed from a distance, crowded streets that were seemingly constructed at odd angles to help you loose y... Read More
Halong Bay - the highlight of our time in Vietnam without question.
We arrived in Hanoi on the train just after 4am and went to Classic II Hotel for a sleep, shower and ... Read More
After our one night in Hue, we headed to the train station to catch the overnight train to Hanoi. The train was only a little late and we spent the time chatting to Viet... Read More
Our first adventures in Hue started with a visit to the Royal Tomb of Tu Doc, a ridiculous thing to do in the scorching hot June afternoons. Our tour was supposed to go ... Read More
Wilson entered Vietnam with the important question of "what was the national symbol of Vietnam?". On discovering it was the buffulo his mission has since been to capture... Read More
Our final days in Hoi An were spent trying to avoid the ridiculous June heat. You know its hot when even the locals are complaining. On Saturday afternoon we drove out... Read More
Our second stop in Vietnam with Nanna and Wilson was Hoi An, a short 1hr flight from Ho Chi Minh to Danang, followed by a 30 minute drive to reach Hoi An.
Danang looks l... Read More
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