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Ha Giang Loop -Vietnam

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Dong Van Karst Plateau UNESCO Global Geopark is located in the northeastern province of Ha Giang, a mountainous province located in the far north of Viet Nam.  Ride through the towering mountains and deep valleys of Ha Giang located close to the Chinese border in Northern Vietnam. Along the way you will encounter winding rivers, ethnic villages and the outstanding Ha Giang Karst Plateau. Riding for 3 days is enough, it can be quite tiring.  We rented bikes and did it on our own, at our pace, you can get a tour but it is going to be much more expensive. Bike cost 120kD 5$/day, a tour can be 100$/day. Accommodation is 5$/day and food is quite cheap. Summary Staring point: Ha Giang 1st stop: Dong Van, 160 km 2nd stop: Mau Due, 160 km (going to Lung Cu flag point first thing in the morning) 3rd stop: Back to Ha Giang, in our way we stopped for lunch here: Tâm Family Homestay https://goo.gl/maps/De7BnaMgPy12 That was a nice place, if you make it for the night, it looked

Hiking Fansipan in SaPa

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Fansipan, at 3,143 metres (10,312 ft), it is the highest mountain in the  Indochinese Peninsula  (Vietnam,  Laos , and  Cambodia ), hence its nickname "the Roof of Indochina". It is located in the  Northwest   of Vietnam, 9 km southwest of  Sa Pa  Township. You can do it on your own and in one day, but i recommend it doing it with a group and local guides, we did it in 2 days and spent one night in a base camp so you can reach the summit before sunrise and when nobody is there yet as the cable car is not working yet! One of the most beautiful experiences I ever had! Trekking tour includes transfer to starting point, food, water, local guide and sleeping in the base camp. Trekking is hard, 11km but quite steep! Day 1 - Start at Tram Ton, 1900 m, after 2h hiking is lunch time (sandwich) at base camp 1, continue hiking up enjoying the view until reaching 2800 m (base camp 2) were having dinner (rice) and sleeping. Day 2 - Wake up at 3:30 AM to have breakfast (noddles s

Pai, the place I delayed my departure bus twice...Thailand

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Visit Pai Key things: Rent a scooter to explore Pai Eat in the street market Listen to live music Go to at least one hot spring See the sunset Visit 1 - North west 1 - Sai ngam hot springs Cost 200b National park + 20b by bike + 20b hot spring entrance If you go early in the morning is quite quiet 2 - Mor Paeng waterfall, stop in the strawberry farm on the way/way back, smoothies are yummy!!! 3 - Chinese Village, you can get good food there. 4 - Chinese view point, nice view and nice sunset place but I highly recommend this place for sunrise and then go to the hot spring early in the morning!! Visit 2 - South Meeting point at coffee in love, nice view. 1 - Start in bamboo bridge ( if it is dry season and no water no rice, it doesn’t worth...) 2 - Pam Bock waterfall 3 - Land split, great place! And try the snacks! They are so yummy! 4 - White buda, that place can be nice for sunset too. 5 - Drive to Pai Canyon enjoying the views of the tree tunnel, tree house and

Travel tips

I will try to make it simple with all the info you need to travel! First things before traveling: *Visit your doctor to get the vaccinations you need. *Get a credit/debit card like Revolut, Monzo, etc *Get a travel/medical insurance *Check visas *Do your backpack consciously