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  • Welcome to Travel Indochine's Blog Dear fellow travelers, Welcome to Travel Inodchine's Blog! On behalf Travel Indochine, may I express to send my regards to all. The nations of Indochina, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, continued to enjoy their tourism renaissance during years. Vietnam Posted by Dent Tran in Travel Indochine | Nov 7, 2009
  • Honeymoon From the South (8 days - 7 nights) You’ll visit Ho Chi Minh city (former Saigon. From there, you’ll fly south to relax in a hideaway on an isolated peninsula to the north of Nha Trang Bay, or to an exclusive resort on an island just off Vietnam’s Posted by hoaigiang in www.vietnamdeluxetravel.com | Nov 6, 2009
  • Vietnam - my country Firstly, welcome and thank you for visiting! Many people ( the foreigners ) know about Vietnam through the wars. However, Vietnam has a long history of culture, more than thousands Posted by Mr.Silent in Vietnam - my country | Nov 5, 2009
  • Monday, Monday... Cat Ba Town on Cat Ba Island, Haiphong Cat Ba Town harbor from my hotel [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/144473/DSC01158. Posted by Daawgon in Missing Spud in Southeast Asia, 2009B | Nov 3, 2009
  • Fantastic Sunday in Hanoi Students love to practice English with the foreigner [img=http://photos.travelle Posted by Daawgon in Missing Spud in Southeast Asia, 2009B | Nov 1, 2009
  • Hanoi, the third time around Hoan Kiem Lake Fruit platter at the Tamarind Cafe I flew into Hanoi this afternoon, but without one important item - my bank ca Posted by Daawgon in Missing Spud in Southeast Asia, 2009B | Oct 29, 2009
  • The Roof of Indiochina The old woman with two solitary teeth grabbed my hand with a vice like grip. I quickened my pace and almost sprinted up hill for 200 metres. Her pace never faltered. This was despite her age, looking Posted by gavinbose in Travels Around The Far East | Oct 29, 2009
  • First days in Saigon Arrived in Vietnam about 11:30am via Taipei on EVA Air. Very good flights, but near 100% full, and painful on the bum. The heat was a shock, but people move slower here in this climate, and I went straight to Posted by Daawgon in Missing Spud in Southeast Asia, 2009B | Oct 27, 2009
  • Hanoi, Vietnam I flew into Vietnam with very high expectations. Thailand and Laos were good warmups, and now I wanted to finish off the trip with a memorable 3 week run north to south in Vietnam. Hanoi was the starting Posted by efstein in The Thing Speaks for Itself | Oct 27, 2009
  • My Trip to Vietnam Visiting Vietnam was the experience of a lifetime - the sights and smells, everything was just so different from Australia and it’s definitely an experience I will never forget! It all started when I met a Vietnamese man named Hoa, Posted by j.myts in English Comms Assignment | Oct 26, 2009
  • Wheezing Through Hanoi In Laos the locals very endearing called me Tuk Tuk. I don't know why but every time I was lost, walking briskly down the road or merely looking like I was contemplating making a move people shouted "Hello Tuk Posted by gavinbose in Travels Around The Far East | Oct 25, 2009
  • Cao Dai Temple and Cu Chi Tunnels Wednesday's tour began with a drive out of town to see the Cao Dai temple service at noon. It is a relatively new religion, founded in the 1920s--a combination of Buddhism, Confusianism, Christianity, and Taoism. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.c Posted by ColleenK in Colleen's Travels | Oct 21, 2009
  • Vietnam: Hanoi, Halong Bay, Sapa and Saigon [i]As the last blog mentioned, Vietnam recently experienced a very bad typhoon so we changed our plans so as to avoid the badly hit central area of the country and have spent our time either in the far north or Posted by bigtrip09 in Ali and Rowan's Big Trip | Oct 20, 2009
  • Mekong Delta Visit Continues Although we left our hotels at 7am, by the time we got to the floating markets a lot of the activity was already over. We did see people selling fruits, vegetables, etc., but it was more a wholesale operation Posted by ColleenK in Colleen's Travels | Oct 20, 2009
  • Mekong Delta Visit We started out Monday with about 30 tourists on a big bus, not only foreigners but several Vietnamese travelers as well. Two of the young people from the UK are staying on a year in Ho Chi Minh City Posted by ColleenK in Colleen's Travels | Oct 19, 2009
  • Saigon Our group today included some more Australians, five Singaporeans, an Irishman living in Germany, a Dane, and me. We started out at the War Remnants Museum, with many, many photographs from the French and American wars. A special Posted by ColleenK in Colleen's Travels | Oct 18, 2009
  • Saigon Arrival The flight from Hanoi to Saigon was on time and uneventful. The Vietnam Airlines plane, a wide-bodied Boeing 777, was full. As arranged ahead of time, a driver was waiting for me at the airport to take me Posted by ColleenK in Colleen's Travels | Oct 16, 2009
  • The Descending Dragon After waiting three days for a typhoon to pass, finally tour companies were running trips out to Halong Bay, "the descending dragon" of Vietnamese mythology. According to local legend, a dragon flapped his tail around in the bay, and Posted by ColleenK in Colleen's Travels | Oct 16, 2009
  • "Rain Dust" in Hanoi Typhoons are still over Halong Bay so my efforts to go out there are delayed for another day. I headed over to the Military Museum this morning to visit the "sculpture garden" outside. It is a collage of Posted by ColleenK in Colleen's Travels | Oct 14, 2009
  • Storms on Halong Bay With storms headed for Halong Bay, travel agencies were busy this morning re-routing tourists to Hoa Lu and Tam Coc. I was on a bus with people from Scotland, Germany, Australia, Sweden, Hong Kong, etc. A few Americans Posted by ColleenK in Colleen's Travels | Oct 13, 2009
  • Arrival in Hanoi Planes ran on time and I landed in Hanoi at 10pm October 11. Quickly the driver from the hotel found me and took me into town...about a 45-minute ride. Although dark, I saw lots of industrial parks, including Posted by ColleenK in Colleen's Travels | Oct 12, 2009
  • Typhoons and Kittens Typhoon Ketsana arrived the 28th of September. We were well prepared, fully stocked up on food, water, candles and a torch. Electricity wiped out on day one, which preceded two terrible nights of no sleep while the wind creepily 'wooed' Posted by CatAttack in Roving Cat | Oct 7, 2009
  • Central & Northern Vietnam Being on a tour means there is hardly any free time! Though I have seen far more than I would doing things on my own, not just in terms of number of places but also what I do when I'm Posted by emily_k in Emily's Adventure | Sep 24, 2009
  • Goodbye Vietnam!! The old part of Hue made for a prettyish city, the imposing concrete walls of the citadel rising like an ironclad from a lily filled moat enclosing a mostly ruined palace complex. The surrounding countryside is littered with temples and Posted by Bimbler in Carol Goes Adventuring | Sep 22, 2009
  • Vietnam part 1 I arrived in Vietnam excited to learn all about the history and see a different culture to that I had experienced in Thailand and Laos. Vietnam did not disappoint! It is a very 'real' country and although it Posted by BecciDrums in Becci's Adventures | Sep 22, 2009
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