We rolled Into Kep around Mid day and were both starving! Kate had that "crazy woman" look in her eye so I took the safe option and decided to have lunch so that the sugar levels could return to normal and perhaps my life would have been spared for a few more years! Kep is a small fishing village on the Cambodian coast and was once the seaside getaway for all the rich folk living in Phnom Penh. One can still see old mansions dotted along the sea front which car...

The bus ride from Ho Chi Minh to Phnom Penh was like stepping into first class after the state of transport in Vietnam. A cold face towel, water, snacks and general information on Cambodia were provided by our bus company. The border crossing was reasonably tame and we rolled into Cambodia's capital with little effort. As we stepped off the bus a swarm of tuk tuk drivers offered to take us anywhere we wanted to go. So we hopped into the back of one and headed f...

Our bus pulled into Ho Chi Minch around 7AM and we were both knackered to say the least. Before heading off to find accommodation we sat on a street corner and had a iced coffee. It hit the spot perfectly and helped remove some of the mentally scarring bus ride. We soon found a small hotel run by a very cool guy named "Chan". This lovely man saw how tired we were and immediately fed us fresh baguettes and juice. He then pestered the house keepers consistently to...

Firstly allow me to apologise for the lack of blogs over the last week or so. We've been kept fairly busy in the South of Vietnam and 5 days ago we crossed the border into Cambodia. Nah Trang is a very developed coastal city about 9 hours from Hoh Chi Minh. It's all centred around the beautiful beach which is where 80% of Moscow has decided to take a holiday. As beautiful as it is, it's still hard to feel like you're seeing a piece of Vietnam which is beautiful...

Narrow cobbled streets, tailors at every corner, Vietnamese coffee, beautiful beaches, extraordinary architecture and a personality all in its own class. This is Hoi An! After a short bus ride from Hue we arrived in Hoi An. We where back into the very Hot weather. A short cab ride and our driver released us into the old town. This rectangular area of Hoi An is strictly for motorbikes and bicycles. The streets are literally too narrow for cars and buses. We carri...