BUDGET TRAVEL AND GLOBAL EXPERIENCES
Vietnam is an amazing country, with a lot to try and see. However, I only had two weeks to try and fit in as much as possible. I think that this itinerary is a good mixture of everything that Vietnam has to offer, from beautiful beaches, to bustling cities and breathtaking jungles. One of the…Continue Reading “2 Weeks in Vietnam”
Phnom Penh was our first stop in Cambodia. Our time in the county’s capital was was short but sweet, and gave us a good taste of what Cambodia has to offer! We stayed at Kim Guest House which was around £15 for the night. We entered Cambodia via a coach and the border crossing from…Continue Reading “24 hours in Phnom Penh”
If you’ve ever heard of Koh Rong, you will have been amazed with stories of stunning beaches and a lazy way of living. Well, that’s exactly what you’re going to get! I visited Koh Rong near the end of my two month trip and it was so nice to just be able to relax on…Continue Reading “48 Hours on Koh Rong”
To be truthfully honest I didn’t have high expectations of Kep. My real aim was to make my way to Kampot but we decided that we may as well spend a night in each place, and I’m really glad we did. Although it is just a little fishing village, the atmosphere here is really chilled…Continue Reading “24 Hours in Kep”
When I decided that I was going to visit Vietnam, Hoi An was one of the first places that I knew I HAD to visit. And I have to say, it did not disappoint. It was quite unlike anywhere else that I visited in Vietnam and reminded me of a cute little seaside town in…Continue Reading “48 Hours in Hoi An”
Phong Nha wasn’t at the top of my list of places to visit in Vietnam, but it turns out that it was actually one of my favourite places! For a start, it’s absolutely beautiful and the vibe here is so much more chill than in Hanoi. I love being surrounded by nature and you can’t…Continue Reading “48 Hours in Phong Nha”
Hanoi was our first stop in Vietnam, as it is for many others and it definitely threw us head first into Vietnamese culture. Walking five steps out of our hotel we were met with motorbikes zipping past us and locals selling their wares on the street all bundled together with the many tourists. I saw…Continue Reading “24 Hours in Hanoi”