Da Lat Travel and Tourism Guide

I planned and booked my trip to Da Lat through a tourist office, Sinh Café, in district 1, Pham Ngu Lao in Saigon.We left early in the mornings in an air conditioned bus. It was really cold... O_O. I was so excited. I so love to travel. I hope no ones gonna ever invent a teleporter for real! We'd miss out on so much!  Whether I travel by bus, boat, motorbike, car, plane, ship, train, bus, camel, muli, horse... let me see the sky, let me see my surroundings. I will never loose my awe for...

If anyone tells you that Vietnam is a nice place to go, don't believe them for a second. we've had nothing but trouble from the majority of Vietnamese people since we've come here. They have absolutely no qualms in lying, cheating, abusing each other and being generally rotten faced and grumpy. They are so unlike the Cambodians and Thais it's quite difficult to imagine they were once all the same territory and people. I can honestly say that there has been very little of m...

An interesting journey up to Da Lat containing 2 more flat tires and a fallen tree which we had to off road our way around. It's cold here. Too cold. We're leaving today. We have upgraded the carbs on our little bonus (should get 45 Ks to the litre rather than 30), bought a nice leather tank bag and replaced our shitty little foot pump with an even smaller hand pump - as reccommended by a friendly Easy rider, Mr. Thai. Also bought some better waterproofs and warm jackets. It's mad how the cli...

  I made the most of both the last chance to lie-in and the free breakfast before we all went out about 11am. The taxi was not till 2pm so we went to try out the cable car and see Da lat for one last time, this time from the sky. Simon & Adam had finished the project and were now continuing with their RTW trip. They are both really good lads and it will be a shame to see them go, the four of us had really got on well the last 2 weeks. This mean only Emma & I are remaini...