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  • Hanoi

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    The capital of Vietnam and the final destination of our journey – a city that overwhelmed our senses, similarly to HCMC and yet totally different. Hanoi serves as an excellent base for visiting nearby attractions such as Sa Pa, Ha Long Bay, the Ha Giang Loop, and Ninh Binh. However, the city itself offers a…

  • Ha Giang Loop

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    Embarking on the Ha Giang Loop was another unforgettable adventure during our journey through Vietnam. Over the course of three days, we drove through stunning mountain landscapes, passed remote villages, and stopped at breathtaking viewpoints – at least where the fog wasn’t dominating. Along the way, we caught glimpses of the rich cultures of the…

  • Ninh Binh

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    Our journey to Ninh Binh on a sleeper bus turned out to be another authentic travel experience. Waiting for the delayed bus at a gas station, with two by locals blasting Vietnamese music videos from YouTube, was unexpectedly entertaining. Long story short – the sleeper bus was comfortable but arrived in Ninh Binh a full…

  • Da Nang

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    Da Nang, a coastal city in central Vietnam, lies just north of Hoi An and serves as a key gateway to the region’s cultural and natural wonders. Known for its pristine beaches, including the famous My Khe Beach and its modern infrastructure, Da Nang is a blend of urban energy and natural beauty. Marble Mountain…

  • Hoi An

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    Hoi An is a city renowned for its charm and cultural treasures. Once famous for its affordable tailored suits and dresses, this reputation has waned in recent years due to rising prices and declining quality. Meanwhile, cities like Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi have emerged as strong competitors in the tailoring scene. Beyond tailoring,…

  • Casco Viejo

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    The last days were dedicated to the studies of slothilosophy. In respect to that, I’ll simply provide you with some pictures and nothing more.

  • Ancón Hill

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    Waking up early to avoid the tropical heat, when hiking to the highest point of Panama City – Ancón Hill at 199m – felt like a good idea, until the military checkpoint positioned on Ancón Hill made us wait until 7:30. If you ever plan on going to Ancón Hill, I strongly advice you to…

  • San Blas

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    San Blas is an archipelago of 365 small isles in the Caribbean sea and famous for their cristal clear water. The isles belong to one of the seven remaining indigenous tribes – the Guna Yala. A tribe, where the women rule and are in possession of all the isles. After a four hour ride from…

  • Panama Canal

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    It’s time to fly back to Panama City. This time around disappointingly four minutes earlier than scheduled – they surely set a high standard on the first flight. The Panama Canal, Panamas biggest employer with 10’000 employees, a wonder of the modern world and historically the source of its financial prosperity. As technically and historically…

  • Up in the Hill – Bastimentos

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    Where do I start? Today was mind boggling in many ways. I’ll try my best to keep it as short and compact as possible. Up in the Hill is a permaculture farm, that produces cacao among other things and is located on the highest point of the isle Bastimentos. The permaculture farm Up in the…