Ohhhh Phu Quoc island. What a great choice we made to go here!! It's just absolutely wonderful here. Beautiful beaches, not very touristy at all ( they say it's the next Phuket however it's not very known yet by tourism. It's getting busier now. It was also named one of the most beautiful beaches ) The way here was long. First bus from 11pm till 5 am listening to loud Viet music the whole time so couldn't sleep really then had to take a motor bike from bus stat...

As we left the quiet little town of Hoi An and headed for Ho Chi Minh city we weren't really sure what to expect but we knew we were in for a crazy time. We decided to go by train of course. It saves us money on paying for a hotel for a night because we just sleep on the train over night. Although you never really know what the quality of the train may be. Sometimes it's pretty clean and decent and others the sheets haven't been changed and it's dirty but it's ov...

After a 4 hour bus ride we also randomly we on the same bus as the Danish couple we stayed with in Sapa. Hoi An has about a billion tailor shops ( give or take ) with the ability to create any outfit you want with whatever fabric. The town itself was small but loaded with tourist. We rented a bike and found a place to cut Tyler's hair for two bucks. Started to rain so we went back to our hotel and took a swim. We returned our bikes back in town later that...

We started our day bright and early: well not bright but it was early. Made our way onto the DMZ tour and it was an hour or so drive to our first stop. The first place was the tunnels used by the North to hide from the Americans. The complex tunnel network along the hills by the ocean took 18 months to complete, all underground and all in secret. Over 300 people lived in this underground tunnel that is not for the faint at heart. There were three levels, Mi...

As we finish our trip to Ha Long Bay the bus ride seemed forever long. Not to mention we had to catch a train at 7pm to head to Hue so we were a bit worried if we would make it in time. As we get closer into Hanoi traffic is even more nutty than usual (if you can believe that !) because it was a holiday new years day. Our bus was stuck at an intersection for 20minutes so we decided it would bd much quicker to just hop out and walk to our hostel as it would bf mu...