Day 105-107 in the world of Sam and Dani: We left Vietnam after a sad farewell to the lovely Rob and Pete and headed for Kuala Lumpur, via Bangkok. When we arrived we jumped on a bus and headed to Chinatown. We'd been told somewhere to stay but as we stepped off the bus it began to lash it down so we just looked for what we could find. This was the first time in ages that we felt like proper travelers, walking around in the rain with our rucksacks on our backs an...

Part 1 - Days 77-78 in the world of Sam and Dani: When we arrived in Nha Trang we checked into a guesthouse and went for a few hours rest because we were so tired after the night bus experience. After our rest we got some food then hit the beach, just what we needed.... sun, sea and sand, oh yes! Some ladies came and offered us a massage so four of us decided we'd get one, whoever said pain is a good sign lied, Sam was in agony as this lady nearly broke her back...

Part 1 - Day 79-80 in the world of Sam and Dani: When we arrived in Hoi An we were very fed up! The bus had been the worst so far, Sam had to strap herself into her bed because she was scared that she was going to fall out. Most people wanted to go to the beach so Dani went with them whilst Sam and Henri hired scooters and went to Marble Mountains. Marble Mountains are caves which contain Buddist statues and temples. We've seen alot of temples and statues but the...

Day 81-92 in the world of Sam and Dani: Well where do we start... Hanoi... We arrived in Hanoi after another horrific night bus (surprise surprise) but this time it was 14 hours, fun! We got a taxi to Hanoi backpacker's hostel which was recommended by almost everyone we'd spoken to. Once checked into our dorm we got changed and headed to the roof where there was a BBQ (best burgers ever) and free beer, oh yes! The bar closes at 9.30pm because of the neighbours...

Part 1 - Day 75-76 in the world of Sam and Dani: To get into Vietnam we had to get two buses, the first from Sihanoukaville to Phnom Penh and the second from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh. The first bus was excruciatingly hot, and was made even more uncomfortable by the material the pyjamas were made out of. Luckily, once we changed we had a nice bus and because it wasn't full we were able to have double seats, result! We arrived at the border around 7pm in the eveni...