Show me how to used other transport on the land from phnom penh to hanoi?

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ong jon

what the heck is "spinoza" talking about??? i've never been to phnom penh myself but other travelers have told me the nicest way to go is by speed boat to sai gon. from there you can work your way north to ha noi any number of ways . i suggest a little of each . train to nha trang, tour bus to hoi an/ da nang, motor bike to hue. then train or plane to ha noi. or you can head north into laos by bus or by boat up the mekong, sightseeing along the way[ 7 k island].no trains in laos so it will be bus all the way . cross over into viet nam at dien bien phu, head up to sapa by bus then take the train to ha noi .. i would recomend doing this in reverse though , from ha noi to phnom penh... if possible, its better to travel south on the mekong.

spinoza_19

HO CHI MINH - DANANG - HOIAN

The sightseeing tour of Ho Chi Minh commences with the Reunification Palace which was the former residence of the President of South Vietnam until end of April 1975. Close to the palace are some striking French colonial structures such as the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Old Sai Gon Post Office. After seeing the Jade Emperor Pagoda and the War Remnant Museum we board a short flight to Danang. On arrival we are greeted and driven a short distance to Hoian which was originally a Cham seaport but has been influenced down centuries by a myriad of traders from various cultures. A tour of this delightful town introduces us to the lively market , the famous Japanese Covered Bridges, the old houses, the many temples and pagodas of Chinese appearance. O/N in Hoi An. (B)

HOIAN - HUE

Upon leaving Hoian we set off on a scenic drive north to Hue, the last imperial capital of Vietnam. Along the way we explore the sensational Marble Mountains and the China Beach before continuing to the interesting Cham Museum in Danang City. The winding road begins as we make our way up the spectacular Hai Van Pass. At the top of the pass we will stop to admire a fantastic view north to Lang Co and south to Danang. Arriving in Hue we enjoy a boat trip on the Perfume River with stopover at the bustling Dong Ba Market and the beautiful Thien Mu Pagoda. After our boat trip we will visit the Imperial City and the Forbidden Purple City. This royal residence was all but destroyed during the 1968 Tet Offensive, however it is still fascinating to walk among the ruins. O/N in Hue. (B)

HUE - HANOI

The beautiful pagoda of Thien Mu which now becomes the symbol of Hue, and the elaborate royal tomb of Emperor Tu Duc are not to be missed. We include these in a guided cruise on the Perfume River which also gives us a taste of the scenic countryside. After the river trip we take a short flight north. Ha Noi, Vietnam's capital, is a stylish and gracious city that retains an unique old world charm and some Asia â€˜s most striking colonial architecture. On arrival we visit the beautiful lake of Hoan Kiem with its sacred temple and the vibrant Dong Xuan Market, which boasts Hanoi's oldest and largest market. A perfect way to finish the day is to enjoy a short cyclo excursion through the many bustling old quarter streets named after the specific goods once offered for sales at these places. O/N in Ha Noi.

asdfsad

plane, hire a car, tour bus, train..i dont suggest individual trip as its very dangerous u never know what they might do..

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