At the beginning of July we (girlfriend and I) will start our journey through Vietnam. We got 7 weeks to see the country, hope it'll be enough!
till hanoi we will travelling with a tourbus and train. From hanoi we would like to see halong bay and sapa. This is where my question is about. Because of the 7 weeks travelling and my internship at hcm I have to take a little more stuff with me than usual. What do you do with your luggage when you went to Sapa and halongbay for a copple of days. Is it possible to take it with you, or do you have to leave it somewhere?
Because I read about crowdy minivans who take you there, I assume there is not much space for luggage?
Most guesthouses in Hanoi will offer storage facilities where you can leave your stuff while out of town -- they're normally fine, though I wouldn't recommend leaving anything too valuable in your luggage.
Thanks for your answer, but it is not possible to take your luggage with you? I it really to crowdy.
If there is no other way I will leave my stuff in a guesthouse..
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At the beginning of July we (girlfriend and I) will start our journey through Vietnam. We got 7 weeks to see the country, hope it'll be enough!
till hanoi we will travelling with a tourbus and train. From hanoi we would like to see halong bay and sapa. This is where my question is about. Because of the 7 weeks travelling and my internship at hcm I have to take a little more stuff with me than usual. What do you do with your luggage when you went to Sapa and halongbay for a copple of days. Is it possible to take it with you, or do you have to leave it somewhere?
Because I read about crowdy minivans who take you there, I assume there is not much space for luggage?
#1 Posted: 16/5/2007 - 11:37
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Hi sailor,
Most guesthouses in Hanoi will offer storage facilities where you can leave your stuff while out of town -- they're normally fine, though I wouldn't recommend leaving anything too valuable in your luggage.
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Thanks for your answer, but it is not possible to take your luggage with you? I it really to crowdy.
If there is no other way I will leave my stuff in a guesthouse..
#3 Posted: 17/5/2007 - 10:10