Jade is so excited about our next stop as we are hitting the coastal town of Nha Trang! The next 5 days are spent sizzling in the blazing sun (which came out the first afternoon we arrived… Baxter Magic apparently), eating bowls of Noodle soup (with the odd bbq'd sweet potato thrown in there) and I have spent the majority of the time in the sea. The beautifully kept boulevard alongside the 3 mile stretch of white sand reminded me of holidays in Spain with my mu...

Arriving at 6 in the morning in the City of Dalat, it was a mere 23 degrees. I was shivering and Jade had donned her hoody, the 8 degrees drop was certainly a shock to the system. A Vietnamese man quickly approaches us, as we make our way off the bus, and is telling us we should go wait inside at the bus station as many of the hotels would be closed now. We get into the warm and sip on our super strength coffees; he is telling us all about tours that we could tak...

Ho Chi Minh City is formally known as Saigon. The city centre is situated on the banks of the Saigon River… as our bus makes its way through the chaotic traffic ridden streets, Jade and I are noticing how clean and colourful the city is. We are instantly taking a liking to this city. Even just seeing it through the window of our bus! We head straight to our guest house which is hidden down a dark and dingy alley way; it is cheap and very cheerful and this is al...

Phnom Penh is the capital and largest city of Cambodia, Located on the banks of the Mekong River. We arrive in the early hours of the morning. We get straight off the bus and on to a tuk-tuk to find a cheap guest house. We sleep until midday and head out to see what the city has to offer. The city is chaotic, distressing, hot, and not to mention the putrid stenches around every corner. But once you get past all of these you will notice the Cambodians undefeated s...

Arriving at Siem Reap after the border shenanigans, Jade and I most glad to be at our guesthouse to put that 15hr trip behind us and catch up on some valuable sleep! Once up and ready we were off to venture around the village of Siem Reap. The village is rather quaint and the locals are beaming with smiles as we walk by. The town is situated along a river, and is bustling with many tourists all of whom are all here to see Angkor Wat! One thing that stands out in...