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My journey to Coron was incredibly quick and painless. Landing at the very small airport and quickly hopping in a bus to my accommodation. A very cute, family run home stay, with two rooms of four beds. It’s run by joy and her partner and they live there with their two kiddies, who are genuinely
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The journey to Siem Reap felt like it wasn’t to bad, however there were a few hours where I was convinced I was going to be sick… This didn’t occur though and on arrival, me and some pals jumped in a tuk tuk to the hostel. On arrival, it was decided that we would shower
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After the most dire nights sleep, I awake feeling 100 times worse than the day prior. With every movement comes more discomfort and the fever is so strong I believe eggs would cook perfectly on my skin. With this in mind, i however still try to go to Koh Rong! The logic is that Maïwenn
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The bus from Vietnam to Cambodia was a particularly interesting one. The man on the bus tries to take your passport but I decided this wasn’t wise and held on to mine, along with 2 girls on the bus. I had my Cambodia Evisa which saved me (to be explained). First you cross Vietnam passport
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My arrival to Ho Chi Minh was pretty smooth, a 5 hour bus followed by a very quick taxi. Checking into hostel No.1 (had to book 2 because the first was full for my early check in lol). Straight into my bed, unfortunately not straight to sleep with one guy snoring so loud and me
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Arriving in Mui Ne and its a quick check in and shower before I head to the local sights. I had one day to kill before Jay braves the night bus from Hue An. My first stop? Breaky, with a wonderful chicken sandwich doing the job, in a cute little cafe which little did i
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The first stop on the Hi Van Pass is Hue. The journey here was yet another cramped night bus, this time was five of us squeezed into the back of a bus, luckily for me though it was only for 5 hours, and entertainment was provided by the couple in front of me that couldn’t
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The trip to Nimh Binh was a smooth ride, a quick four hour bus and I arrived at my hostel. After checking in, I hired a bicycle, at last finding somewhere I don’t have to get on a motorbike! The first day was spent at the Bich Dong Pagoda. A pretty area with lots of
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The journey from Cao Bang to Cat Ba was a long one, but not particularly unpleasant. Firstly was the night bus from Cao Bang to Hanoi, where I slept the entire way. From here, I found out I needed to be at another bus station, so hoping on a grab bike I would leave my
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This post is dedicated to Tyrone the octopus, Clarke and Aaron. On return to my room on Tuesday night I am greeted by TWO ENGLISH MEN! This may seem small to some but after three days of no one speaking English this was a joyous occasion. After formal introductions, it was dinner for three. Ending
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