Hoi An Travel Blogs - Page 3

Stuns in Hanoi, Sapa, Halong Bay, Hue, Hoian and Saigon

This year I choose a new experience. Travelling with a friend of mine. Starting at Ho Chi Minh and ending in Singapore. Please enjoy the pics

Learning From the World Project:Sometimes dreams comes true,at the end of february will start my LIFE´S DREAM,1 year Backpacking the Earth,Looking for Knowledge,ideas,opportunities,people and obvioulsy to find a lot of things inside myself.

Raining again today so after some omlette breakfast we trudged out to the tailors for re-fits. The suit, shirts, coat and gypsy dress are especially beautiful. The kaftan dresses, jeans and shorts need a little tweaking. The trouser suit was so beautiful that in no time the ladies managed to convin…

I booked a day trip (well half day trip) to go out to My Son ruins. The tour was a bit of a pain, I wasn't use to the huge bus and felt a bit overwhelmed, and many of us went off on our own rather than waste time waiting for the guides to start once we reached the complex. There is a circular route…

Hoi'an is certainly a unique little place--but a little too touristy for me, so me and my guitar headed on a random path accross the countryside.  Fascinating little villages along the endless patchwork of canals.  I just want to kick myself for not remembering the name of the town I…

My second overnight bus of Southeast Asia took me north to Hoi An - and, no, that is how you spell it, I'm not dyslexic and trying to spell Hanoi. It was not a journey I would care to repeat. After arriving at quarter to six in the morning, having had maybe only minutes, not hours, asleep, I …

I spent a couple of weeks in Philippines, and VietNam. I was in Thailand for over a month. There were a few days of fun passed in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and at Angkor Wat in Cambodia.

Map and photos of my loop around Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos.

Woke up in da nang and had breakfast at the GVN office.  Met Viet and a few other staff members, as well as some incoming vollies like myself. Then we got taxis and spent the day wandering the streets of Hoi An. I spent most of my day with Emma, the australlian woman who came in at the sa…

This is my Bog Blog! Call them whatever you like: dunnies, pissers, gravy bowls, pissoirs, porcelain caves, potties, loos, crappers, dumpers, shitters, outhouses, throne, bogs, longdrops, WC's. As much as we dont want to think about it, even good looking girls have to crap every day! The vast array of toilets in the world have fascinated me for a long time. This blog will be continuously updated as long as I continue to travel the world and wake up needing to hang a dump.

I awoke and decided to check out some things, but mainly just stroll the streets of the old town.  I did more shopping than I would have liked, but ended up getting good deals, the prices were lowered significantly - I think due to speaking Vietnamese.  The women at the hotel desk later v…

My Travels through the Philippines with my little pet Monkey Lauro and Nepal and Vietnam with my amazing girlfriend Zohar :)

An amazing trip. I highly recommend people to travel to Vietnam. Great place to visit and the people are very generous and not very pushy. If you like coffee, they have their own, great food too.

It's supposed to be winter, rainy days are over in November, but no...it had to rain. Nope, it didn't dampen my spirit. Knowing I only have less than a day to see Hoi An, I checked into the hotel and was back on the streets wandering once I put down my backpack in the room. Only had a map prov…