We have heard from all the backpackers throughout the Asia, this is the place to go in Vietnam. It took a 2 hour hour bus ride, a half hour speed boat ride, another 45 minute bus ride until we arrived to the bay. We booked the Hideaway tour through our hostel, and there were about 10 people in our group. The bay was beautiful, with … Continue reading Halong Bay, Vietnam
We were very happy to be able to fly from Hoi An to Hanoi in just an hour rather than taking the bus for about 17 hours – thanks but no thanks. We decided to take an uber from the airport to our hostel because we read that sometimes taxi drivers will take you to other hotels and say that you’re hotel wasn’t operating anymore … Continue reading Hanoi, Vietnam
This was one of our favorite cities in Vietnam. It’s known for it’s tailor-made clothes and beautiful lanterns throughout old town. We arrived at about 7 a.m. from our loooong night bus. We stayed at Sunflower hostel, as it was recommended by many other back packers. We grabbed some chairs by the pool while I did some travel agent work and Rob blogged. We met … Continue reading Hoi An, Vietnam
This city did not feel like we were in Vietnam, it actually felt like we were in Europe! Da Lat was originally a resort town for the French, now it is a common place for locals to honeymoon. We stayed at the Da Lat Backpackers hostel for only $12 a night which included dinner and breakfast! The owner was very excited to hear we were … Continue reading Da Lat, Vietnam
After traveling through Cambodia and the big city in Vietnam it was nice to get back to the beach! Or really I should say the pool, because our hostel had a super nice and large pool. Our hostel was called Mui Ne Backpacker Village. It had a nice chill vibe. My favorite thing about this hostel is that it had a ping pong table! The … Continue reading Mui Ne, Vietnam
After 2 weeks on the beach in Thailand, about 5 days in quiet Cambodia, we have arrived to the big city of Ho Chi Minh previously know as Saigon. We were warned this city was filled with motorbikes, the sound of honking, and bright lights of neon signs at night. The amount of motorbikes blew my mind. I had never seen so many in one … Continue reading Ho Chi Minh (AKA Saigon), Vietnam
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