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  1. Notes on Hon Son – A car-free island in Vietnam

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    Hon Son is an island about 65km west of Rach Gia in An Giang Province in Vietnam.

  2. Notes on Lopburi – The new train station, and where are the monkeys and overlanders?

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    Lopburi is the capital city of Lopburi Province in Central Thailand.

  3. Notes on Lamphun – Chiang Mai’s charming little neighbour

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    Lamphun is the capital of Lamphun province in northern Thailand.

  4. Riding the remnants of the Philippines South Main Line

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    The Philippine National Railways (PNR) South Main Line originally traversed South Luzon from Manila to Legazpi.

  5. Nanning to Hong Kong by train

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    My review of the Nanning to Hong Kong high-speed railway service.

  6. Notes on Nam Dinh – A chilled-out version of old Hanoi

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    Nam Dinh is a city in Ninh Binh province in the Red River Delta region of Vietnam.

  7. Hanoi to Nanning by train

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    A review of the overnight sleeper train service from Hanoi (Vietnam) to Nanning (China).

  8. Notes on Vinh

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    The oddly modern Vinh Station, the old apartments from the German Democratic Republic, remnants of the Nghe An Ancient Citadel, Vinh Market and the famous foam coffee, Ho Chi Minh, Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, and future Vinh on the high-speed railway.

  9. Phnom Penh Airport Express Bus – Techo International Airport to the city centre

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    The Phnom Penh Airport Express Bus connects the city centre to Techo International Airport.

  10. Chiang Mai burning season: News and information about air pollution in Northern Thailand

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    Chiang Mai burning season refers to the time of year when the air in Northern Thailand is filled with haze from forest fires and the burning of crop waste.