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The Story & Travel Tips in Can Gio
I’ll share you my finding accommodation story and include some budget tips which I come up with after joining in the festival last week (with some painful and unforgettable experience). Accommodation is not developed in Can Gio yet. There’s no dorm rooms for backpackers, few hotels for tourist. Hostel is usually people’s choice when they travel here. I love Can Gio. It’s peaceful town by the sea. I’ve visited it many times and painfully admit that room price is quite high while the comforts are poor. Even more, when the festival is at peak, most of hosts purposely increase the room charge. The situation has remained for years For me,…
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Vung Tau travel guide
Vung Tau is a beautiful and crowded city. It’s just 120km away from HCMC so you can easily take a short trip there at the weekend. A great spot to entertain! I usually take a short bike trip to Vung Tau as a retreat after days of hard working. The quick travel guide will be very useful for your first time experience the city. The city at dawn There are many beaches to sunbathe, nice coffees to have cosy seat and sip, stunning landscapes and historical spots to discovery and get some fresh air among many mountains right inside the city that you can even have a good hiking day.…
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10 best foods in Dalat you must try
I love Dalat not just for its stunning landscapes, or old architectures but also for best foods. They’re not just delicious but very creative. Every times having a chance to meet the town, I am going to be surprised that there’s a new dish in town to check-it-out. Dalat is really the competitor of HCMC for food war, if it happens. Tôi yêu Đà Lạt, không chỉ bởi khung cảnh đẹp như tranh vẽ hay những tòa nhà cổ kính, mà còn bởi ẩm thực. Không chỉ ngon miệng mà còn sáng tạo. Thị trấn luôn làm tôi bất ngờ mỗi lần trở lại. Luôn có món mới để ăn…
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Linh Quy Phap An: a must-visit pagoda in Bao Loc
Linh Quy Phap An is a well-known destination these days in south and central highland Viet Nam. Many travelers are eager to check-in the pagoda to enjoy its unique architecture and beautiful landscape – a combination of green tea plantations and huge white cloud layers, which offers visitors nice photos and peaceful atmosphere. An attractive destination I’ve heard of it many, many times when travelers from all forum and social networks overwhelm their walls with information, pictures and posts of the pagoda with japanese-like architecture. As a religious site, it requires quiet ambience, but its early fame makes so much noise. My travel style tend to searching for adventurous, nature-intended trip…
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My travel motivation: Steve Jobs’ speech at Stanford University
Not only a late CEO of both Apple and Pixar, Steve Jobs is also a great influencer and an ideal source of inspiration. For years, I’ve started my day reading Steve Jobs’ speech at Stanford university, only to find my true living style – travel around the world. 1. Connecting dots You have to believe what you are doing now somehow will be your future. You have to trust your fate, your path. For me, the dots mean experience on road and sharing useful information after trips I started my first solo trip 4 years ago, when I was merely a junior student, skipping some lessons to search for any travel…
