We're freezin' our asses off! After being on a bus for 20 hours we arrived at the capital exhausted and went straight to bed (at 10am). Our first (and 2nd) impression of the city was not too good, and it reminded us a lot of Phnom Penh (just a lot colder!). After a goog night of sleep we went for a walk and the impression was improved a little (but we still not the biggest fans). We went to a lake and found a bunch of (mostly local) people surrounding something...

We absolutely love Hoi An! .. so we' ve stayed here a few days longer than planned. Ok, the main reason is because we spent a lot of time going to the millions of tailors that are here . It's been a lot of fun, and we've ended up buying too much tailor made clothes.. some very successfully, other less.. But we're happy anyway! And we met some nice locals at the same time. There are even more lanterns than tailors here (and that actually says a lot), the old tow...

Dear all, On the last day in Saigon we went to th Chi Cu tunnels, which was quite amazing. These are tunnels that are under ground that the vietnamese used during the war against the US. We were allowed to crawl in the "European Tunnel", a tunnel on about 100m that is suitable for fat western tourist (like ourselves), it is made larger than it originally was and they put lights and aircon inside. We STILL had to crawl and started to feel a little claus...

HELLO! We stayed a few days (too many?) in Phnom Penh. It is probably the most dirty city we've been in.. But we did some sightseeing while waiting on our visa to Vietnam. The first day we hired a tuk tuk driver with a guy from Australia and one from Canada and went to the killing fields and S21 (a high school that was turned to a prison during the Khmer Rough period), and man was that depressing and so unreal. Polpot really ruined so much for Cambodia and its p...