If you are looking for instant relaxation, warm, clean tropical waters, and slice of simple beach life in Vietnam, then An Bang is definitely for you. A pastel perfect and seriously chilled out fishing village, life here is slowed to a snail's pace, and yet you can still get quickly into one of Vietnam's most …
Monkey Island is a remote and tiny island near Cat Ba National Park, which is home to 32 types of mammal and over 70 bird species. If you are looking to go somewhere wild and remote, where a fisherman's life goes on largely untouched by tourism, then this could be the place for you. It …
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My lovely friend Jodie, an all round glittery superstar, has just begun an epic adventure of India and Nepal. Here's her write up of her first stop; bustling, eclectic Nepal. Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. It is home to an estimated one million people and oh boy can you tell! It's busy, it's crowded, …
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Halong Bay is breathtakingly beautiful. It is, hands down, the most awe inspiring and serene place I have ever seen. You can see why people flock here to cruise this archipelago of over 1000 tiny islands, which only emerged from the sea about 5 million years ago. Look out for the Frog, the Turtle, and …
Continue reading Two Weeks in Vietnam: Junk Boat Tour of Halong Bay
Jetlagged, sleepy, and full of love for this country, I've just got back from two weeks backpacking round Vietnam with my boyfriend, Jack. First stop was crazy, crazy Hanoi... I think one of the best phrases to describe Hanoi's Old Quarter would be 'moped madness'. There are 4 million bikes in Hanoi, and it seems that …
Continue reading Two Weeks in Vietnam: Top things to do in Hanoi
A few weeks ago I nearly fell of my seat when I discovered my blog had been nominated for an award, The Liebster Award, by No Time For Travel. As a very new, and reasonably part time blogger, I was very happy that someone out there had read my posts and liked them. A bit more …
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