HUE! (blog two today guys - one in Hoi an and one in Hue) We caught an early bus from Hoi an which only takes four hours so arrived in Hue about lunchtime. First job get somewhere to stay. So, trying to not get too frustrated at the touts following us virtually all the way we headed off to a place we'd found online we liked the look of. We got there and they had space, so we moved in. Yay!! We are good at this now. After settling in we headed off ...

Ok, I know I haven't blogged for a while so I thought I'd fill in the gap. Hoi An is where we headed after Nha Trang. We travelled by sleeper bus. I will try and give you an idea of what this entails; a standard coach the size of a double decker with three rows of bunkbeads down it and 5 along the back. Each 'bed' is like a coach chair but goes almost all the way back to horizontal. Your feet and bag go under the seat in frontin an encased section. Not a perfect ...

Ok we are in the beach town of Nha Trang and good stuff it is too. Our 10 hour bus journey here is done and was really simple with some great views along the way. Our first day was a bit damp so we investigated our surroundings, started building our plans for China and went to Nha Trang Cathedral. To compensate for the lack of beach time we decided to go out for a few drinks. We got a Long Island Ice Tea each which was exceptionaly strong and served in a jelly b...

OK so after a little confusion here I am writing our second blog of Vietnam. I have been struck by a gruesome cough/cold thingy which is not allowing me to sleep to well but I'm still surviving although fairly tired. In Can Tho I left you the night before our very early morning. At 5.30am we were picked up and taken to the river where our little stand up rowing boat was (it had a motor too otherwise the trip would have taken a week). After getting on and trying ...

So we are in Vietnam!!!!!!!!! (Janec 'I Love Spring rolls - I love Vietnam'). So we left PP (Phnom Penh) at 08:00 and got a bus to the harbour where we got on a boat to the Cambodian border here we got off said boat and headed to get our stamps. Before they stamped us out they checked our VIetnam documents so we weren't left swimming in No man's Land. One girl didn't have the right visa. And I was getting worried as the Confused and stern looking Cambodian offi...