The Old Town of Hoi An is noted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Hoi An has a river system extending numerous kilometres inland - this was the ancient transport network of the Cham Kingdom as they moved goods between the highlands and then by means of Hoi An and on to China. Speedboats or traditional ghe nang still sail on the river or sea. Hoi An Private Automobile offers Danang Airport transfer is USD 17 from the airport to hotels in Hoi An Town. To catch the public 'yellow bus' from the train station to Hoi An, exit the station, stroll across the car park and continue straight out Hoang Hoa Tham road...

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Phnom Penh - Ho Chi Minh Buses. The very best and the worst

As I was sitting on a six hour bus ride the other day with absolutely nothing to do, I began to ponder this terrific waste of time. If you are catching a bus to someplace for the first time, then it's a little interesting, but when you are on a bus trip that you have actually done many times, it's simply dead time unless you have a book to read, some work to do, or you enjoy seeing movies with voice dubbing. I have acquired an in depth understanding about many of the bus services that operate the flat as a pancake run from Phnom Penh to Saigon...

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History of Vung tau city - Tourist attraction of Vietnam

Throughout 14th and 15th centuries, the cape that would end up being Vũng Tàu was an overload which European trading ships went to routinely. The ships' activities influenced the name Vũng Tàu, meanings that "anchorage". The French Indochinese government called it Cap Saint-Jacques ("Cap Xanh Giắc", in Vietnamese). The cliff of Vũng Tàu is now called Mũi Nghinh Phong (actually indicating "Cape of breeze welcome") or ("Cape of greeting the wind"). Vũng Tàu was initially described as Tam Thắng ("3 Boats") in memory of the very first 3...

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Are you trying to find location of Vietnam embassy in Australia?

Kindly see below for information of Embassy of Vietnam in Canberra, Australia Address: 6 Timbarra Crescent, O'Malley, ACT, 2606, Canberra, Australia Telephone: -LRB-02-RRB- 62868465; -LRB-02-RRB- 62866059; -LRB-02-RRB- 62901556; -LRB-02-RRB- 62901894; -LRB-02-RRB- 62866267. Fax: 61-- 2-- 6286 4534. Email: vembassy@webone.com.au.   Consulate General of Vietnam in Sydney, Australia. Address: Suite 205, level 2, Edgecliff Centre, 203-- 233 New South Head Road, Edgecliff, New South Wales, Australia 2027. Telephone: 02 93271912/ 02 93272539. Fax:...

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