We arrive back in Hanoi (reluctantly) after a really long boat trip in Halond Bay (which was quite chilled) and then a really long bus journey. As there was this big public holiday Hanoi was more manic than the first time....they had big stages in the middle of the road playing thumping music all in preparation for the big party. We headed back to the original hotel that we stayed in but they only had a really small room with no window so we went to the hotel n...

So we arrived in Hanoi and what an experience it was! Bedlam is the only way to describe it and that doesn't really come close. Traffic everywhere and we mean everywhere, we wanted to buy some flip flops but instead were offered half a pig. There was a non stop honking of horns and mass of humanity. Nothing prepared us for it and to be honest I think we are still in shock. An experience but one that we didn't want to prolong, a real eye opener. We had a good few ...

So we arrived in Hanoi and what an experience it was! Bedlam is the only way to describe it and that doesn't really come close. Traffic everywhere and we mean everywhere, we wanted to buy some flip flops but instead were offered half a pig. There was a non stop honking of horns and mass of humanity. Nothing prepared us for it and to be honest I think we are still in shock. An experience but one that we didn't want to prolong, a real eye opener. We had a good few ...

So we arrived in Hanoi and what an experience it was! Bedlam is the only way to describe it and that doesn't really come close. Traffic everywhere and we mean everywhere, we wanted to buy some flip flops but instead were offered half a pig. There was a non stop honking of horns and mass of humanity. Nothing prepared us for it and to be honest I think we are still in shock. An experience but one that we didn't want to prolong, a real eye opener. We had a good few ...