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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Koh Tao, Koh Phangan or Koh Samui: which one is the best?
After a quick stop at Hua Hin, we tested all three of these islands. They all have their different attractions but which one out of Ko Tao, Ko Phangan and Ko Samui is the best one when travelling with children? … Continue reading
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Hoi An, Hue and Hanoi
We had heard many good things about Hoi An (it is a highlight in the Lonely Planet) and were not disappointed. The small city looks like a fairy tale at night with lights and lanterns everywhere. The centre of the … Continue reading
Da Lat – fabulously kitsch & Nha Trang – beach capital of Vietnam
The bus journey was incredibly bumpy as the road from Mui Ne to Da Lat isn’t exactly smooth. We actually had a few cuts and bruises from being thrown around in the bus and I managed the get a bruise … Continue reading
Ho Chi Minh City (great) and Mui Ne (not so much)
The border crossing into Vietnam was a bit laborious but we got in without any problems. After Phnom Penh, Ho Chi Min City seems a different world. Where Phnom Penh had rickshaws and not much modern development, Ho Chi Minh … Continue reading