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  • Rob's Photos To see my photos go to http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/gallery/users/robbiet239/ Posted by robbiet239 in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 19, 2009
  • Vietnam09 Put into a spin today, travelling companion has had a death in the family unexpected and doesn't know if she will be coming on the trip. What a nightmare so late into preparation. But I am sure it Posted by pammy in Vietnam 09 | Aug 19, 2009
  • HOMEWARD BOUND :-( HOI AN – 3 Days This town is just oozing charm and history, having largely escaped the destruction of the wars. Definitely a tourist town packed full of hotels, restaurants, bars, tailors and souvenir shops in the town centre, but, despite Posted by mgavenas in One hundred days of Solitude | Aug 18, 2009
  • Hoi An + To Nha Trang After having found a hotel we decided to head out to a nearby beach about 4km away. Alex hired a scooter and I hired a bike. With the bike having only one gear and the saddle a good six inches Posted by robbiet239 in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 18, 2009
  • Hue and arrival in Hoi An After having arrived in Hue we found a guy at the bus station hounding us to go to his hotel which was surprisingly from in my Rough Guide so we followed him and rested in our room for a bit Posted by robbiet239 in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 18, 2009
  • Hue + Arrival in Hoi An (Please note the e in Hue is meant to have an accent) The reason there has been a lack of blogging in Hue is due to the incredulously slow internet at our hotel in Hue, which has also meant that annoyingly Posted by Yeebles in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 13, 2009
  • Hanoi Again and bus to Hue After our Halong Bay tour we returned to Hanoi for another day before going to Hue. Our main task for the day was to find Alex some shoes as he had returned from Halong Bay with just one shoe and Posted by robbiet239 in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 13, 2009
  • Cao Dai temple & Cu Chi tunnels On Tuesday myself and Victoria joined a tour to the Cao Dai temple in Tay Ninh - about 3 hrs outside Ho Chi Minh city. On the way back we stopped at the Cu Chi tunnels also a short Posted by Pixie80 in On the Road Again!!!!!!!!! | Aug 13, 2009
  • Hue, Vietnam After my time in Hanoi/Halong Bay, I jumped on a plane and headed down to Hue. This is a pretty small town but has some interesting things to see. The main attraction is the Citadel, which is an Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Aug 12, 2009
  • Halong Bay, Vietnam Halong Bay is where you go when you want to treat yourself to a nice trip in an extremely beautiful setting. You don't neccesarily see much culture, but the scenery is incredible. As the name suggests, it is Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Aug 12, 2009
  • Hanoi, Vietnam Of course I am leaving Vietnam in two days, yet now only begin my posts of this country... Anyway, I started my Vietnam leg of the trip in Hanoi--the largest city in Northern Vietnam. I had heard lots about the Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Aug 12, 2009
  • Let's Start at the Julie Andrews Posted by MrChalk in M&S | Aug 11, 2009
  • Please Ha Noi - Can I have a motorbike?? We caught our first sleeper bus to Ha Noi, and we were quite excited about it. I like the combination of covering necessary miles while in the land of nod and we were both hopeful that we would be blissfully Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Aug 11, 2009
  • Tourist Toy Town We were both pleasantly surprised when we climbed aboard the bus. It seemed really new and when we found our seats there was a neck pillow and a blanket waiting for us. It appeared this wasn't going to be as Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Aug 11, 2009
  • Ho Chi Minh - Part 2 Arrangements had already been made for us to stay above the gallery again and they had looked after one of the backpacks for us while we were away. We joyfully reunited with yoghurt space, had a kebab from one of Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Aug 11, 2009
  • Motorcycle Diaries - Mekong Delta Our adventure South started with some ducking and weaving as we made our way out of Ho Chi Minh. The shear volume of traffic is the first obstacle and with most people on motorbikes it constant Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Aug 11, 2009
  • Good Yoghurt Vietnam! Our flight to Kuala Lumpur was “re-timed,” which we are pretty sure is just a more pleasant way of saying delayed. It was only by an our or so though which was good. However once we got to Kuala Lumpur Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Aug 11, 2009
  • Motorbike meandering to Mai Chau, Vietnam Laden up with day packs, baguettes and water, we take a motorbike and head off for a few days exploring. First destination being Cuc Phuong National Park est. in 1962 as Vietnam's first National Park (~45km away). To keep our Posted by beefnlamb in beefnlamb | Aug 10, 2009
  • Ho Chi Minh City - (formerly known as Saigon) So this is the last leg of my month in Vietnam. I cannot believe how quickly the time has gone and how much I have done. Ho Chi Minh city is named after the communist leader Ho Chi Posted by Pixie80 in On the Road Again!!!!!!!!! | Aug 10, 2009
  • Halong Bay + Hanoi II We got up nice and early to get the 6 hour bus to Halong City. It was a fairly large group of 34. The bus journey was bearable compared to our other buses. We then got to the harbour, and Posted by Yeebles in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 9, 2009
  • Hanoi, 10 years on We took a sleeper bus to Hanoi. There weren't any robberies like the last sleeper bus. It was fairly smooth. We got dropped of in the edge of Hanoi at 3:30 am. It seemed to be a different Hano Posted by Yeebles in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 9, 2009
  • Sapa Motorbike As Martin, the American with a local wife suggested I took a motorbike ride towards the silver waterfall and down the mountain. It was an amazing trip. I felt so free on the motorbike (which was driven by a Vietnamese Posted by Yeebles in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 9, 2009
  • Halong Bay At eight on Thursday morning we set off onn a three and a half hour bus ride from Hanoi to Haiphong to start our Halong bay tour. Although parts of the road are fairly smooth, there are lots of bridges Posted by robbiet239 in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 9, 2009
  • Hanoi After an overnight bus from Sapa we arrived in Hanoi at four in the morning so we took a taxi to Hoan Kiem Lake to sit and wait for dawn, What we did see whilst we sat there was hundreds Posted by robbiet239 in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 9, 2009
  • Fansipan After coming back from our hill tribe trek and spending the day in Sapa I decided it would be a good idea to leave Alex and go for a two day trek up Fansipan, Vietnam's highest mountain at 3143m above Posted by robbiet239 in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 8, 2009
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