We have been in Nah Trang now for 3 days and the weather has been in the high 30's! usual mortobike pushers and vendors selling everthing imaginable - kind of getting used to it now, just smile and say no thank you - although we are tending to be asked if we require 'weed' quite alot! Beach is beautiful here as is the seafood although Jason ordered king prawns the other night from a bbq which was charged per 100 grams and he got stiched...as he s...

After our 12 hour, really uncomfortable bus ride we got off at Hue and stayed for two nights, we didn't particular rate this town, too many pushy motorbike taxis and cyclo guys, one guy followed us around for over an hour as we walked trying to get us to get in!!!. We did a river boat ride on the perfume river and saw some tombs, some nice scenic views and had some lunch on the boat, all for one pound. After Hue we came to Hoi An, which was a nicer bus journe...

A littel more from Hanoi and Ha Long Bay, although we are now in Hoi An - but that entry comes next. Hanoi was briefly visited as it was too crazy for us - the traffic was a mare! we stayed two nights saw a water puppet theatre show which was really good and then due to the constant harrassament from the hotel staff we booked a 3 day 2 night boat trip to (peace and quiet...dom) or otherwise known as Ha Long Bay. The pics speak for themselves however, it was truly...

Hi - We arrived safely in Hanoi, and its as crazy as Bangkok only less pollution! there are 5 million residents and 3 million of them own a motorbike - crazy just doesn't describe it - crossing the road is somewhat of an art! as is avoiding every street vendor/seller/mortorbike taxi, which there are millions  -anyhows - we took a 3 day boat trip out to Ha Long Bay which was cool - we swam did some kayaking, a bit of unplanned rock climbing on M...

Just a brief entry (if I can manage that) we are flying to Hanoi tomorrow, so once we have been there a while will update again. We have ended out stay here with a mammoth bike ride today – well it wasn’t supposed to be mammoth however we got lost!!! Anyway we went in search of Henry Moauts grave who was a French explorer who founded Ankor Watt (which we are going to visit in Cambodia). He died here in Luang at the age of 35 in the 1800’s and hi...