Day 14: Phnom Penh by Night – River Strolls, Sunset (Sort of), and Chicken BBQ Cravings
Back in Phnom Penh, with the journey from Angkor behind us and my stomach settling down, we were ready for a gentle evening out. Lizz had considerably more …
Back in Phnom Penh, with the journey from Angkor behind us and my stomach settling down, we were ready for a gentle evening out. Lizz had considerably more …
Day Eleven was mostly about airports. After our short stay in Da Nang, we were heading through Ho Chi Minh City to Phnom Penh. There would be plenty …
Day Nine was my birthday, and we had a very satisfactory programme: An Bang Beach, a seafood lunch, coffee, cake and lantern shopping. No mountain climb required. Given …
At last, a proper night’s sleep: around eight hours. After the recent short nights, we were in no hurry to complain about a quiet room and a comfortable …
The morning began with sore muscles from feet to thighs—a lingering souvenir of Hang Mua. My knee was still recovering too, so we agreed on short outings. The …
Our first full day in Hoi An began after another short night. I had managed about two and a half hours of sleep, with the knee I injured …
After yesterday’s decision to choose lunch over a mountain, we set the alarm for 5 am and gave Hang Mua another chance. The idea was to reach the …
After yesterday’s rather ambitious sightseeing programme, Ninh Binh gave us a convincing reason to slow down: thunder, heavy rain and a sky offering absolutely no encouragement to leave …
Our third day in Vietnam began with another enthusiastic alarm clock. Pick-up was booked for 6:30 am, but we were already in the hotel lobby at 5:45. Apparently …
From our April 2025 travel diary. After our very sleepy first day in Hanoi, a proper night’s sleep made quite a difference. The appetite, however, needed no recovery …