So a few lessons we are starting to learn... 1.) Never assume anything 2.) Always expect the worst 3.) To the kids out here we are big funny Giants to gawp and laugh at 4.) Never ask what meat it is that your eating 5.) Beeping the horn constantly is the norm, however annoying it is! After quite a few hours of very broken and uncomfortable sleep we gather our things ready to get off the train, we were going by the times on the ticket, wrong! We are instruct...

Nha Trang was pretty much what we expected (having previously decided not to go) a Vietnamese Benidorm haha the hotel was minimal, with the smallest hardest bed yet but hey you can't have everything. After a much needed big lie in we left the hotel and our bags and grabbed a bite to eat on the sea front whilst going over our planned route and making a few changes. We then had a walk along the beach and a paddle before some more food haha and then watching the su...

Crossing the border was pretty straight forward and didn't take long at all, our bus company were pretty helpful and made sure things ran pretty smoothly! As we arrived in a hectic Ho Chi Minh, luckily the bus stop was a five minute walk from our guesthouse so we were there in no time, after a bag drop we realised it was too late to do anything other than head out for a bite to eat, immediately we settled on an Indian we had walked past as it smelt amazing, and ...