Hey guys, well we're about to emabrk on another 12hour overnight bus trip, oh how we love them so. Tonight we're travelling from Nha Trang to the big ho chi min city, formerly known as Saigon. We've spent two days here in Nha Trang which is known for it's beautiful beaches; they are pretty sweet, but there tends to be quite a lot of litter floating around in the afternoon, so we managed to find a rather stunning place on the beach, which for a small fee means t...

Yes guys you've sussed us we are writing all these entries at the same time. As usual we are playing a little bit of catch up. This one however, is up to date as we are still in Hoi An. The train, which was an adventure in itself took us as far as Danang and we then got a taxi, having been bombarded by sweaty taxi drivers wanting our business...nice, from Danang to Hoi An. Our carriage on the train we shared with two Vietnamese ladies, who kept trying to feed us ...

Wow, Halong Bay is stunning. Having left the chaos of Hanoi we arrived at a busy harbour port and where concerned that the quiet, calm two days of kayaking and swimming promised would not deliever. We were wrong ourselves and only two others were very quickly sailing arould Halong Bay, on a boat big enough to sleep ten, eating crab, shrimp and numerous other delicious seafood dishes and were miles away from anyone. We sailed for a few hours before docking on an i...

Hey guys, we made it to Vietnam and oh my gosh what a a culture shock. This is the first time everyone around us is not speaking English and the the traffic and noise is something else. Our hotel, which is nice, is near the Old Quarter so the first afternoon we went wandering, with the worst map in the world, and I think we were both going to cry as we dodged electric cables hanging at shoulder level and tried crossing roads with more mopeds on than I even knew h...

Hey guys, how about this for a regular update. Hong Kong is awesome we have spent three days riding around on the metro and seeing as much as possible. The only downside is that we have encountered about a million escalators, some that are just on the path and that you need to use to get between streets, bonkers. The picture attached, and no it's not one of ours, is a massive 35metre tall bronze buddha statue that you have to travel by cable car for 30 mins to ge...