Hanoi
We have traded Hoi An for Hanoi. Got the plane this morning, since it was going to be $37 for the 14 hour train ride and was $48 for the one hour flight. And we're lazy. And I don't have to justify myself to you anyway.
Hoi An was a lovely little place, though not much going on, so we rented motorbikes and rode to the beach on the second day. The major triumph of our time there were the clothes we had made. I bought two suits, two shirts and two ties, all for the princely sum of $160. There was also an interesting evening involving the FA Cup Final, a shoe shop, a xenophobic Vietnamese, more people than should fit on a motorbike and two full moon parties on two different beaches. I had a headache this morning.
We are staying in the old quarter of Hanoi, which is similar to the old town in Hoi An, though, in contrast to Hoi An, it is anything but peaceful. Hanoi is a big pile of crazy, but I really like it. We've only been here since this afternoon, but I think it's my favourite place so far (Dee's still hung up on Phnom Penh). We are going to travel to Halong Bay for a couple of days and then back here until Deirdre flies home on Saturday, leaving me all on my lonesome to travel through Laos, fly to Bankok and then home in early June.
Hoi An was a lovely little place, though not much going on, so we rented motorbikes and rode to the beach on the second day. The major triumph of our time there were the clothes we had made. I bought two suits, two shirts and two ties, all for the princely sum of $160. There was also an interesting evening involving the FA Cup Final, a shoe shop, a xenophobic Vietnamese, more people than should fit on a motorbike and two full moon parties on two different beaches. I had a headache this morning.
We are staying in the old quarter of Hanoi, which is similar to the old town in Hoi An, though, in contrast to Hoi An, it is anything but peaceful. Hanoi is a big pile of crazy, but I really like it. We've only been here since this afternoon, but I think it's my favourite place so far (Dee's still hung up on Phnom Penh). We are going to travel to Halong Bay for a couple of days and then back here until Deirdre flies home on Saturday, leaving me all on my lonesome to travel through Laos, fly to Bankok and then home in early June.
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