Ho Chi Minh City Travel Blogs - Page 12

We arrived in Saigon today and spent a few hours driving around in a taxi to find the hotel we 'wanted to go to' but the driver said that it was under construction and took us to a more expensive place, which we finally decided to stay at for the night.  The next day we were walking the street…

*This entry is backdated*When we were in Saigon we went to The War Remnants Museum, The Notre Dame Cathedral, and The Post Office. We also went with a few people to visit The Cu Chi Tunnels. On our way there we saw a Vietnamese music video being made. The tunnels were very small and very hot! …

I enjoyed an excellent adventure in a fascinating country. December 30, 2008--January 16, 2009

The World Is A Book And Those Who Do Not Travel Read Only A Page...

Photoblog about my current travels through Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand.

saigon, how do you discribe saigon. very busy alot of people and like nothing on earth. in saigon thre is round about 8 million peopl and 5 million of them drive scooters(mopeds) so it's crazy.we were staying at the hyat hotel and again i was amaze. this hotel would not look out of place in a city …

We arrived after 7pm and found ourselves a cheap, but comfortable, guesthouse - satellite TV (although StarMovies and HBO were blocked. ffs) and Bia Hoi for 3,500VND/litre downstairs.  We were given the choice of either cramming the three of us into two beds (a single and a double in the same …

I only spent a few days in Vietnam as part of an Indochina tour. To really appreciate this country it would take weeks to explore the hidden beauty of a country with so much destruction endured in its history.

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Daniel and I crossed the border from Cambodia on March 1st and quickly found a hotel on a back alley of Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City).  We were able to find some decent places to eat, as well as some interesting museums, but all in all, we found Saigon to be quite ordinary.  So I had to quest…

Well, here we are, worn out and exhillerated after a whirlwind trip through the delta. A journey free of tour buses and deadlines. An open-ended, self-guided exploration. The only way to travel. We've decided to take a couple days off. The second of those days, however, is now coming to an end. To…

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Just returned from travelling around SE Asia for a year and spent some of that timr following the coast down Vetnam and fully loved every minute of the journey.

Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta (Can Tho & Tiger Island), Nha Trang, Quy Nhon, Hoi An, Hué, Hanoi, Sapa (Tavan), Bac Ha, Hanoi, Coc Phuong National Park, Tam Coc & Hanoi. Full travel journal and pictures: http://www.edsander.com/travel/vietnam/

Nine months of travel madness in Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia. Starting in november 2007, I'll bring you the juiciest stories, wildest adventures, funniest comments, coolest photo's and more!