Hội An, like a Postcard
Hội An was our last stop in Vietnam; we stayed there for 5 days. Former trading port on the silk road, this historic town is now part of Unesco World Heritage Sites. Over the last decades, it has become a… Continue Reading
Hội An was our last stop in Vietnam; we stayed there for 5 days. Former trading port on the silk road, this historic town is now part of Unesco World Heritage Sites. Over the last decades, it has become a… Continue Reading
Former capital of Vietnam, Huế is one of the “must-do” in the center of the country, from a historical, cultural and shopping point of view. Yeah, because Mum started to do a lot of shopping, pushing us to practice our… Continue Reading
Đà Lạt did not seem like any other Vietnamese city we visited. It is higher, colder, cleaner, it is surrounded by pine trees instead of coconut trees as well as greenhouses instead of rice fields. Former resort center for wealthy… Continue Reading
After a very relaxing week in Con Dao, we finally went back to Ho Chi Minh City. As we arrived at the airport, we came accross a familiar French face, half asleep on a bench outside of the arrival terminal……Oh… Continue Reading
Before leaving in September, we were not sure we’ll stop in Thailand as we already visited some parts of the country in 2016. However it turns out 1) January may not be the best moment to visit the center of… Continue Reading
I don’t usually write articles, even though I provide a lot of moral support to our favorite author 😜 and bug him with my precision freak validation. But I’m making an effort for this one because it includes Benjamin’s birthday.… Continue Reading
While in Kep, we heard about Kampot, its bigger sister, only 30mn far by rickshaw. We also heard that people usually stay in Kampot where there is much more to do, and only come for a day or two in… Continue Reading
It was about time we started writing something about Cambodia as we are leaving tomorrow! (spoiler: we are heading to Thailand next) At first, we only heard about the famous Angkor Wat area and we weren’t sure where to go… Continue Reading
To avoid a rather long journey by bus (and also visa scams at the Laotian border), we took a one-hour flight from Hanoi to Luang Prabang. Luang Prabang is quite different from the other South Asian cities we visited previously.… Continue Reading
Let’s put it this way: everything we had heard about Hanoi is true: it is a noisy and polluted city (where you can actually see the smog), with a big mess in its streets shared between countless motorbikes klaxoning all… Continue Reading