Mui Ne Felt like walking into an oven again after our few days of relaxing in cooler Dalat. Back to high 35-40 degree temperatures we arrived at the hostel to be told their was a power cut throughout the whole town, therefore no air conditioning. Because of this we found the nearest pool bar and submerged ourselves under water for the rest of the afternoon. Mui Ne very much reminded us of Colombian Palomino; a small town stretched down one very long road which ru...

Dalat is known as the Honeymoon capital of Vietnam and the town of eternal Spring; So we thought it could be an ideal location to visit after the wedding to relax for a few days. After the previous week of festivities we were both fairly tired so we didn't plan much and decided just to have a few nice walks here and there. I think we both had high expectations of Dalat. A lakeside town set in the mountains we had heard great things. Dalat was alot bigger than wha...

At last the time had arrived! Months of waiting and planning and we arrived in the very sunny and hot Nha Trang at 6am after another overnight 15 hour bus journey. Checking into The Ruby hotel for a quick kip and then off for a meeting with our wedding coordinator Gordon, whom we met in the local English bar to discuss the places we needed to visit and how the day would run. The rest of the day we explored some of Nha Trang. Walking along the sea front we was des...

Hoi An has probably been one of the nicest towns in South East Asia we have ever visited and we have both decided it is a destination that we could easily have stayed in for a few weeks. It is everything you imagine Vietnam to be and is full to the brim of charm; complete with a lovely large river, temples, traditional style buildings, fancy bridges and lots of bright decorations, there is something that captures your attention on every street. We arrived in Hoi ...

Hanoi can only be described as one word: Hectic! The streets are crammed full of shops, stalls and people and the roads are full of mopeds. Our hostel was situated in the Old Quarter, 10 minutes walk to Hoan Kiem lake and centred in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Vietnamese city life. There is no pavement due to the parked mopeds and you have to walk very cautiously along the side of the road to get to your destinations. This is definitely a place in whic...