Doherty without borders
Toby Doherty \ud83d\udd75️Irish journo. Travelling South East Asia, learning about different cultures and reflecting on my travels.
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Eating vegan in Vietnam
As a vegan I don't get to try every local food or drink. The most notable misses have been the unusual coffees such as cheese coffee, egg coffee and salt coffee. I'm told they're all surprisingly nice.
Exploring Covid-19 Park, Maze Bar and Crazy House in the eccentric Da Lat
Da Lat is surprisingly full of activities, with little amusement park-style attractions surrounding the city in all directions it’s like the city is a massive theme park where the theme is Vietnam.
Seeing the worlds biggest cave - and the future of tourism
Phong Nha is home to the world’s largest cave, Hang Son Doong (Mountain River Cave). It is 200m high (up to 503m in parts), 175m wide and 9.4km long. It even has its own rainforest inside.
A bioluminescent evening in the unbearably hot dragon waters
A tour in Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO natural heritage site in northern Vietnam, is something everyone does on their trip to here. This means every local has a different tour to sell. They all sound basically the same and there’s no guarantee the...
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Irish journo travelling South East Asia. Subscribe to follow as I find stories in interesting places and reflect on my travels.
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