Hue 顺化

Mui Ne 美奈

Mui Ne is about four hours by bus from Ho Chi Minh City. Most of the hotels and resorts are situated along the road and the long distance bus will drop the passengers in front of their respective hotels while travelling from one end to the other of the road.  This place is worth a stay for 2 to 3 days to relax and enjoy yourself.

I did not get into the muddy stream as I did not want to wet my socks and shoe. I should wear slipper or sandal instead.

Behind the hotels is the long stretch of white and sandy beach. Some resorts have their own personal beach reserved for the hotel guests.

This is a very impressive fishing village.

There are not many attractions in Mui Ne but the two sand dunes are worth the visit. In the white sand dunes, you could imagine that you are in the desert but you will not have any fear of getting lost or dying of thirst. There is no camel but you could take the jeep or motorbike to get into the sand dunes. But I would recommend that you take a slow walk to have the feeling of walking in the desert. Despite the striking color, the red sand dunes are much more less impressive than the white sand dunes.

Xiamen 厦门

Guangzhou 广州

Guilin 桂林

Danyang 丹陽

From Seoul, I took the bus from the Dong Seoul Bus Terminal to Danyang for 19,800 won (S$24.73) and arrived at the Danyang Danuri Center. The bus trip is about 2 hours. Got a taxi for 4,000 won (S$5) to the Sono Moon Resort and stayed there for 3 days and 2 nights. You can also use the Korean T-card and take the local bus from the Danuri Center to the resort, it is about 4 bus stops. You can even walk from the Danyang Danuri Center and passed by the traditional market to reach the resort as it is just one straight road down, about 30 minutes of slow walk.

There is a water park inside the Sono Moon Resort but it was closed when I was there. There are also supermarket, bakery shop, restaurant and children play area at the basement of the resort. Worth staying for a few days.

The Mancheonha Skywalk is about 3 km from the Sono Moon Resort. Could take a slow morning walk.

The 30-metre high Manchenha Skywalk is free but you have to pay 3,000 won (S$3.75) for the bus to bring you up there. As the weather is not good, the other activities like the Alpine coaster and zipline were closed.

Took the local bus from the Danyang Danuri Center to Jacheon Station to take the train to Busan. The train ticket is 47,400 won (S$59.20) and the journey is about 2.5 hours.

The bento fast food was too good that I went to the same place 3 times.

Malacca 马六甲

I took the bus from the Larkin bus terminal in Johor to Malacca. This is about 3 hours ride and costs about S$7. In Malacca, I stayed in this 4 Star Hatten Hotel with a Hatten shopping centre next to it. The main tourist attarctions are within 10 minutes walk from the hotel. Here are some pictures I have taken during my 4 days and 3 nights stay in Malacca.

The Hotel

The view from the hotel

The local breakfast

Fast Food. Texas has unlimited refill of drink but I can drink 3 cups at the most.

Dim sum breakfast – very salty!

I also tried these food and drink

The Night Market

The way to drink water melon

The Jonker Walk

The World Heritage City

Maritime Museum

St Paul’s Hill