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Travel Vietnam
Blog: My Little Nomads - 31 January 2012
The Best Articles and Information on Traveling in Vietnam. Continue reading → Related Articles: Washington DC With Kids – The Best Things To Do Cheap Hotels In New York City
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Vietnam – Easy Riders and Sweet Spots in Charlietown
Blog: Vagobond.com - 9 December 2011
Finding cheap hotels and hostels and Vietnam is the easy part. The hard part is starting your trip around the world. Once you do that, just make sure you include Vietnam on your itinerary.
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Me and Willy in the Bad Bush
Blog: Drifting Aimless - 6 December 2011
My head banging with a hangover, I awake, rolling to one side I slowly open my eyes. Before me, not much more than a foot from my face, lies that which had perhaps once served as a reproductive male organ, twitching and jerking it swings and bobs hither and thither as if it twere set [...]
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The Mixed Scene of a Tour to Halong Bay
Blog: GoBackpacking - 3 October 2011
The process of booking a tour to Halong Bay from Hanoi can be confusing. --------- Join Travel Blog Success today and learn to build a better travel blog. Membership includes 27 tutorials, 12 expert audio interviews, private support forum, and much more.
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Southeast Asia With Kids – Where To Go
Blog: My Little Nomads - 1 October 2011
Southeast Asia is an incredible destination for kids and families. I’ve been all over the region and have a good feel for the places to go and the over-rated destinations to avoid. There’s lots to see so let’s take a … Continue reading →Read the entire article here: Southeast Asia With Kids – Where To Go
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The Mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh in Hanoi, Vietnam
Blog: Everything Everywhere - 15 September 2011
Originally posted on the Everything Everywhere Travel Blog. Discover great travel photos.
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Open Letter to the Government of Vietnam
Blog: Fish Egg Tree - 12 August 2011
The government has long been an obsessive follower of my work, so I have no doubt that this letter will be read promptly. I hope that the response will come as swiftly.I will try to keep this note brief and to the point, without unnecessary details. My patience and reserve thus far should not be mistaken for an absence of substance to elaborate upon.
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The Perfect Cup of Coffee in Vietnam
Blog: GoBackpacking - 8 August 2011
All about coffee in Vietnam, from the variety of options you can enjoy to how to brew the perfect cup.---------Join Travel Blog Success today and learn to build a better travel blog. Membership includes 27 tutorials, 12 expert audio interviews, private support forum, and much more.
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My Favourite Books To Read Whilst Travelling in South East Asia
Blog: The Travel Project - 2 August 2011
I'm a bit of a book hound and nothing rivals the comfort of a good book whilst stuck in the back of a Bemo traversing through the backwaters of South East Asia. Here are a selection of my all time favourite travel books whilst travelling through South East Asia
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Bai Chay Tourist Wharf in Halong Bay
Blog: Malaysia Asia - 23 April 2011
Bai Chay Tourist Wharf in Halong Bay is your gateway to the famous UNESCO world heritage site in Vietnam. It is here that you will embark on your amazing Halong Bay Cruise and this article shares with you the details that I experienced while I explored this stunning place in 2010. As I had a good nine days to spend in Northern Vietnam, I decided to fully utilize my time here at Ha Long.
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Cost of Travel: Hanoi, Vietnam
Blog: GoBackpacking - 4 April 2011
Get a glimpse of how far your budget will go in Vietnam's capital city, Hanoi.---------Join Travel Blog Success today and learn to build a better travel blog. Membership includes 27 tutorials, personal and private support forum, expert audio interviews, and much more.
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The Vietnam Conclusion
Blog: The Travel Project - 31 March 2011
A journey from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City that so many dream off and a journey that will remain with me for the rest of my life.
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In the city of tailors
Blog: Drifting Aimless - 21 March 2011
I take the early morning bus to Hoi An, a city famed for its tailoring industry. Having been fitted for a nice cashmere suit I became dimly aware and somewhat troubled by the fact that it would almost certainly not fit me once I returned from traveling. I found it strange that despite the fact [...]
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Taking to the Streets in Hanoi
Blog: GoBackpacking - 14 March 2011
Food is the quintessential example of taking to the streets in Hanoi.---------Join Travel Blog Success today and learn to build a better travel blog. Membership includes 27 tutorials, private forum, audio interviews, and more.
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Sleeper Bus Blues
Blog: Drifting Aimless - 1 March 2011
Arching her back and thrusting her chest forward, the Danish girl shot me a wry look from the corner of her eye, “yah but I was dissapointed, they wouldn’t let me break off the head myself”. It might have been just the motion of the minibus as it careered around the heavily potholed road, but I could [...]
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The Best Dorm in the World - Hotel Rendezvous in Hanoi, Vietnam
Blog: Living the Dream: RTW - 22 February 2011
Traveling around the world puts budget travelers in a number of interesting accommodations, specifically dorm rooms. Ask anyone who has traveled and you'll likely get an array of stories and experiences from the best and the worst dorm rooms from around the world.
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Hanoi’s Secret Cafe
Blog: Lonely Girl Travels - 16 February 2011
I love rooftops, and I love rooftops in cities—sitting up on your bird’s perch and watching the strange dance of it all. There’s no pigeons in Hanoi (except the ones you see plucked and pink at the food stalls), and there’s virtually no places to take respite. Jacob told me about the secret cafe—not so [...]
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Learning to Ride On a Motorbike in Hanoi
Blog: Lonely Girl Travels - 14 February 2011
Hanoi is a bipolar child with a strict bedtime. Clinging hands behind me to the metal rack, I try to suppress the involuntary flinching—a circumstantial case of Tourette’s. It’s Saturday morning, and my first ride aback a motorbike through the frenetic traffic of Hanoi. If you want to see the word “clusterfuck” defined, acted out [...]
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Street Coffee in Hanoi - Picture of the Week
Blog: Malaysia Asia - 5 February 2011
Street Coffee in Hanoi is my picture of the week. This photo was taken at the junction of the famous cathedral in Hanoi's Old Quarter in April 2010. A popular locals hangout by the street, they are seen sitting all around the sidewalk drinking Vietnamese Coffee or the special lemon juice. while munching on local peanuts throwing the skins on the floor. Foot high stools are used as makeshift
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The Black Hmong of Sapa Vietnam
Blog: The Travel Project - 20 January 2011
A great documentary about the inspiring Black Hmong of Sapa, Vietnam Related posts:The Vietnam Conclusion Welcome to Sapa Trekking Sapa
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The Ghosts of Hué
Blog: Drifting Aimless - 16 January 2011
The tunnels of Vinh Moc …. 50 klicks south of the 17th parallel …. Charlie squats in the bush …. Khe Sanh …. Langdoc …. Hamburger Hill …. Hell on earth. There is nothing much left to say that anything ever happened here. The mist clings close to the hills around Hué bathing everything in [...]
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Fellow Travelers
Blog: Drifting Aimless - 2 January 2011
Finally I reached breaking point, the absurdity of the situation had become intolerable, I cracked first. “Ok, so what part of Ireland are you from then?” I had been talking to two Irish girls on the deck of the boat for the past ten minutes without either of us mentioning the big green elephant in [...]
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Sailing the Dragon Bay
Blog: Drifting Aimless - 26 December 2010
20th Nov “So…… did you watch the footie last night?”, it was phrase dropped in conversation with all the effect of some casually tossed hand-grenade. Even after all these years I winced like some traumatized war veteran at a twenty one gun salute. Can there be any greater shame than being young, male and having [...]
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Don’t Tread On Me
Blog: Nilikuta Shani - 19 December 2010
Travelers coming through Vietnam either love or hate the place. While I was in Cambodia I’d met several people who’d just crossed the border and couldn’t have been more thrilled—“escaped Vietnam” was the term they used. After several weeks here … Continue reading →Don’t Tread On Me is a post from: Nilikuta Shani
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Vietnam Pictorial
Blog: ContemporaryNomad - 3 December 2010
Quite literally some of the fastest moving people on the planet, it is a miracle that I could get anyone to stand still long enough to capture them on film. That said, the chaotic frenzy known as Vietnam also has a serene side. Both extremes work to create a photographer’s paradise – check out our [...]
