Me again, From Hoi An we took another 12hr bus journey down to a bigger city called Nha Trang. To say the least it was a very uncomfortable journey as the seats and spacing are ergonomically designed for petite Vietnamese men and women not 6ft tall Scottish men. However our lack of sleep allowed us to witness some wonderful scenery, we especially enjoyed seeing the lights from the fishing boats in the black of the night out trying to catch their living. W...

Hey Guys, Thought I'd be better off writing about Hoi An as the main activity in this lovely little sea side village was tailoring. Street after street was lined with shops, shops, shops filled with beautifully designed dresses, suits and other regalia. The women would come out of the shops or stop you in the street and ask you to come into their store they're favourite selling tactic was "we can make anything." They would dazzle you with catalogue...

James again. Jen has volunteered to do the thankless task of uploading 2 weeks worth of photographs onto the computer, after I moaned persistently about it for 30 minutes. (I am a moan) Anyway, from Hanoi we both booked ourselves on a train "the Reunification Express" too the old capital the royal city of Hue. The train journey was an experience. Let me tell you about it. The train journey was to take 12 hours and as such was an overnight sleeper train. I pe...

Hey peeps, Arrived in Hanoi after a very stressful and long plane journey - only joking it was a lovely treat after endless bus journeys. I think James already mentioned that it was a bit of a shock to our systems arriving in the capital, it was twice as busy as Bankok and the endless beeping of car and moped horns will haunt our dreams for eternity me thinks. We escaped to a lovely "City View" cafe where we could survey the city away from the hussle and b...