Hanoi

Hotels and hostels in the old town usually pick people up directly from their doors. Because of a minor mishap, they were 40 minutes late and sent someone on a motorcycle to pick me up so I could catch the bus. The only downside was that it rained when we arrived at Luk Lung Bay, but thankfully I bought a raincoat, which was very nice. The boatman was amazing; he didn't stop for two hours. The convenience of a tour is that you can rest on the bus both ways. The lunch buffet was actually okay, but since all the tour groups, big and small, ate there, you had to fight for a seat. It felt like we were at a food street celebrating an anniversary sale.

a friendly tour guide Linh and the driver. The whole journey was going smoothly.

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I traveled solo, and overall, it was very good. First, regarding transportation. I had some issues with the hotel, so I contacted them via WhatsApp at 1 AM to change hotels. They responded early the next morning and picked me up in front of the new hotel. Thank you for accommodating my rescheduling. I chose the limousine bus. It was about six rows of 2-1, with a wall-mounted charging port that supported USB A and C. I was able to charge my phone without any issues on the way there and back. I wanted to share this information so I don't have to carry a heavy battery. The itinerary was very efficient and well-organized. We stopped at service areas along the way, but many of the stalls don't accept cards, so it's a good idea to bring cash. The other participants were one Japanese couple, two Indian couples, and a Westerner. Since I was traveling alone, I didn't talk much, but I was able to communicate easily in English, even borrowing and lending charging cables.

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