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Thursday, 30 September 2010

Laos Trekking

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Sapa trekking and Bac Ha Market

SAPA - BAC HA

Pick you up at 21: 00 from your Hotel, transfer to railway station to take the night train at 22:00 to go to Sapa.

Day1:
* In the morning: Arrive Lao Cai Railway Station at 6:30 am, transfer by minibus to Sapa around 9:00: check in Hotel and you will have free time for the rest of the morning.
* In the Afternoon: Trekking to Cat Cat visit Black H’mong village and Waterfall (7kms) and then go back the hotel.

Day 2: After breakfast, leave Sapa for Bac Ha market by van (110 kms) this is a big market filled with many different hill-tribe groups of people.Here, you have chance to enjoy the food and special wines made from rice, cassavas, corn, and different sorts of fruits such as plumps apples, peaches… After visiting market we will go to visit the H’mong King’s house (King Hoang A Tuong) built by the French colonists and Chinese in 1920. Have lunch in Bac Ha town. Before taking a bus to Lao Cai railway station for night train to go back to Ha Noi we are going to visit Ban Pho village and take pictures with ethnic people. Tour ends at 6:00 Am on the next day at Hanoi railway station.

Included:  Train tickets, bus tickets, 1 night accommodation, meals, tickets and  tour guide.
Notes: It’s advised to take good walking shoes, raincoat, jackets, torch and insect repellent.



Hailong trading and tourism joint stock company
Add: 48 Bat Su str, Hoan Kiem dist, Hanoi, Vietnam
Tel: +844 3923 3686/ 687 *Fax: +844 3923 3689
Email: info@hailongtravel.com.vn/ hailongtravel@gmail.com
Website: http://www.hailongtravel.com.vn


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Friday, 16 July 2010

Laos Trekking

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Travel Advice on Malaria Tablets?

I will be backpacking SE Asia and wondered if others take precautions on taking malaria tablets. I will be travelling for around 9-12 months
I have been to see the nurse for jabs etc and she gave me a form saying for a 2 week trip costs approx £20. Over 9-12months that quite alot of money and alot of tablets.
I've heard of people not taking tablets because side effects and mainly the price and have been fine...lucky maybe? or is taking the tablets over reacting as in some leaflets it says dont go out between 11am and 3pm (seriously no one is going to do that. think thats abit over the top)
Just advice from other backpackers on what they done, heard stories, is it really risky, things like that please. I know malaria can kill
I will be going on treks etc
Countries include: China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Borneo, Brunei, New Zealand, Australia


Malaria is rarely fatal if you have enough money to treat it, and you probably will if you're not from a third-world country yourself. Honestly I have never worried with malaria pills when I travelled and I have never gotten malaria. You can prevent malaria in most cases just by preventing mosquito bites. Use long sleeves/pants, mosquito repellent with DEET, and a mosquito net for sleeping. If you do contract malaria by chance, just see a doctor wherever you are. It's really not essential to hustle back to the West. In fact, the doctor where you are is more likely to know what kind of mosquito bit you and therefore what strain of malaria you have, and can give you a more effective treatment. Malaria pills for such a long trip are really cost-prohibitive and may be unnecessary, unless you have a weak immune system (you have an immunideficiency disorder, you are very young or very old, etc).


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Saturday, 30 May 2009

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solo travelling first time - where shall i go?

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Solo travelling for first time - where should i go?
Hi, i need help. I am going to take a week off and i am looking to go solo travelling for the first time. However i dont know where i can go for solo travelling for a week. I was thinking US but a week is not good enough for us. that has to be at least two weeks if im going to explore the US. Other options are italy, egypt, laos or peru. But i cant seem to decide. Can any of you guys tell me where i can go? dont say india cos im going trekking in india in july or dont say france, germany or london (i live in london)

Help a brother out guys, any ideas.


Manual Antonio State Park in Costa Rica or for that matter any place along the west or east coast of Costa Rica where there are places to stay. The scenic beauty and wildlife are spectacular. There is also another place that has what you want and that is the north island of New Zealand. Were you into bicycle riding you can travel all over the island and stay in hostels along the way and meet people and experience some of the most scenic areas on earth. Were your choice to be New Zealand you will not be disappointed and you may even want to move there as it absolutely a very beautiful place to live and visit. I visited both the north and south islands of New Zealand and found the North to be the most beautiful, but there are also parts of the south island to be beautiful as well. Back in 1987 I wanted to go somewhere for a scenic and adventurous vacation and I chose Nepal and I trekked to remote villages on a 19 day trek that began in Kathmandu and returned to Kathmandu. After Nepal I went to Bangkok, Thailand and saw most of the Buddhist temples in Bangkok and found the Thai people to be very friendly. I had trouble with the food though as they put hot spices on almost everything and my mouth had a hard time keeping food inside to chew before swallowing it so often times I just put the food in my mouth and swallowed it without chewing it. The experience of trekking in Nepal is to me the experience of a lifetime and one I will never forget. I traveled with a group and we had porters to carry everything who also set up camp and prepared meals for us. The Nepalese people are loving and caring and they invited us into their homes as we came into the villages. The scenery is fantastic as one goes through rain forests and climbs high mountain passes that bring the full experience of the Himalayas into reality while marveling at the magnificence and grandeur this space ship we call Earth has to offer. Enjoy and experience life and you will be find adventure whenever you close your eyes and think about the places you have visited as I am doing right now with extreme joy and happiness that I made the decision to be adventurous and live life to the fullest. I am a 70 year old man and I am as fit as I was when I was in my 30's because I live life to the fullest and take care of my body and my mind. This is the secret to living a long life and it is too bad that more people haven't learned how to live life to the fullest and live a long and healthy life rather than make choices that will shorten their lives. Be adventurous and grab life by the hand and run with it and you will find happiness beyond your wildest dreams. You are a child now and so am I even though I am 70 years old because I am young at heart.


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