Here's another bit of vietnamese from a friends blog I'd like to translate. After she saw I could translate the last one she wrote me this one to see if could, apparently it uses alot of ...
in my culture my mother says that my right hand is mine (im a male) and my right hand is my wifes does tha tmean if i find the girl with the same creases and such on the right hand that she is my ...
How easy is it to travel around Vietnam by yourself (i.e not with an organised tour). Is public transport easy and reliable, should you pre-book accomodation? Can you recommend any good travel guides ...
My vietnamese girlfriend lives in Vietnam and I come to visit her, but I heard it is often impossible to have her staying overnight in the same hotel room than me unless we rent two rooms. Aren´t ...
If you had to spend 2 days at the beach in Viet Nam, would you choose Nha Trang on the west coast or the southern island of Phu Quoc? Price isn't an issue. Thanks!...
I'm an American in Vietnam, and I get paid in vietnamese Dong, however it is expected to decline sharply over the next 6-24 months, I cannot exchange or buy dollars with it at the bank. Where ...
There is no train service from Vietnam to Laos. For years, there has been lots of talk of running tracks from Ho Chi Minh City to Phnom Penh. There has even been talk about connecting Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam by rail by 2020. So far, it’s all talk as Vietnam has yet to have any east-west bound railways with the exception of rails to Da Lat. There’s plenty of bus service though.
If you know what you’re doing, you can get yourself from anywhere in Vietnam to Laos by bus. It’s a very long and dangerous ride though. I would strongly recommend spending the extra money and take a tour bus or a plane ticket instead of the standard xe buyt. A great place to start your journey through Laos is at the capital, Vientiane, as it’s the most populous Lao city and easiest to travel to. Avoid the northeast part of Laos as there is an ongoing war among some of the Hmongs and the Lao government.
A good travel agency or tour company can hook you up with what you need. If you’re in Ha Noi, go to the tourist center on the North side of Hoan Kiem Lake for a referral to a travel agency.
Have a great trip!
Bella
Yes, it is possible :)
l d
Last year a friend's daughter took the bus from Vientiane to Hanoi. It took a while to get across the border, I don't recall the details, but she got to our house about 24 hours later than expected.
Jody
yes you can go by bus, a long journey! go onto the vietnam tourist website and it gives you travel information.
Not sure if you need a visa to get into Laos though.
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