Looking for recommendations for hotels with some good indoor pools. I’ve only narrowed my search down to two options which are the Vinepearl Riverfront hotel and Muong Thanh Grand. Couldn’t really find any others with true indoor pools. I’m leaning towards Muong as it seems generally less busy and I’d be able to actually use the pool if need be. The other one I heard has 800+ rooms
I’m planning to stay here, but I heard it’s extremely busy and even the pool at times is unusable due to the amount of people using it. Is it usually very busy at the end of October? I wanted a hotel with a nice indoor pool that’s swimmable and couldn’t find any, other than Vinepearl, and Muong Thanh Grand. Any advice/recommendations?
The location is riverfront An Hai forgot to add.
I currently use Crest Pro Health Advanced… my teeth for some reason got yellower except my two front teeth. I make sure to brush every surface with the same amount of pressure but somehow this still happened. My teeth are also very sensitive so I’m scared of whitening strips. I have a feeling my crush can see the different tones of my teeth and it’s turning her off so any advice is appreciated. Tryna look good :)
I’ve never had a cat like a LPS before, almost like a dog but in a cat body. Doesn’t enjoy cuddles yet but follows me everywhere and will drool over me if sits on my chest while I pet him, never mind the V6 purring he makes. Are they genetically like this and why are they like this?
I know it’s the fastest growing hub for nomads but is it possible to be in an area that has less of them, and more locals? I appreciate any places mentioned :)
I been using it like this for a few years and only now checked the top cause I was curious. Is this how it’s supposed to look? I’m scared shitless to do a pull-up now since it looks like it’s hanging by a thread and about to slip off. Am I tripping? I weigh 130lbs
I had two surgeries so far and I’m young, so I know what a hernia vs a repaired hernia feels like, and I don’t understand how you guys live with them… and choose to not get surgery. Is it financial reasons? Fear? I’m very grateful I don’t have to pay for surgeries but the sensation of a hernia would drive me nuts and I’d pay to have it fixed if I had to. How do you guys handle it?
I’m at my wits end with this phone is works fine and performs well but the overheating is getting old and idk what else to do. It makes holding the phone almost painful and I’ve never ever had this issue with any phone in my life. I had to stop using it it was so hot today, did anyone just call it quits?
Im choosing between Kuala Lumpur, HCMC, and Da Nang. It seems all options have lots of rain so a nice indoor pool is a must for me cause I love to swim while it rains and hit the markets when it drops. Can’t seem to find any decent place with an indoor pool other then Da Nang. Is it very bad in October? Specifically 20-30.
I’m a solo male wanting to travel solo to an Asian destination, I found a pretty good deal to fly to Kuala Lunpur for $1k (cad) in October, includes seats and baggage, and roundtrip, but I heard the weather is bad. Is this a good place to go? I only went to Bali and found it ok, loved the food but found the energy to be a bit hectic with all the massage parlours etc, it was a lot and a bit overwhelming. Where should I look into? I love to explore and grab cheap food, drinks, go to a mall maybe, have a decent home base to swim and go out for more exploring, that’s a day in the life. I don’t like partying or drinking etc. I also love squid dishes and a beach if possible but it’s not a deal breaker, I’m traveling for more life experience rather then a beach vacation.
I’m a solo male wanting to travel solo to an Asian destination, I found a pretty good deal to fly to Kuala Lunpur for $1k (cad) foundation incl baggage and seat selection, in October, but I heard the weather is bad. Is this a good place to go? I only went to Bali and found it ok, loved the food but found the energy to be a bit hectic with all the massage parlours etc, it was a lot and a bit overwhelming. Where should I look into? I love to explore and grab cheap food, drinks, go to a mall maybe, have a decent home base to swim and go out for more exploring, that’s a day in the life. I don’t like partying or drinking etc. I love squid dishes, and a beach would be nice but mandatory as I’m traveling for life experience mainly and not a beach vaca.
I love flying on the 787 but the only thing I hate is the dimming windows. Do crews lock these cause I remember not being able to change it, it was dark the entire flight and sucked.
What areas should I look at to find this dish? I’ve traveled to Indonesia and my favourite dish is “cumi mentega” but I can’t seem to find it on Google Maps. I have 8 days in KL, how can I find this dish? I plan on eating local food but wanna also have something I crave if I can find it
The dish is basic, it’s just squid with a butter sauce that’s spicy with onions and peppers, with rice on the side, but it is absolutely fantastic
I was planning a 6-7 night trip end of October but seen almost every post bash Jakarta for being heavily polluted and stinky, to the point we’re you can get a long infection, and being a poorly designed city and “unwalkable”. Is this all true? It seems like a great place to go explore solo as it’s very cheap both for food and hotels compared to Kuala Lumpur.
I wanna explore a place that is mostly filled with locals, not tourists.
I was planning a trip end of October but seen almost every post bash Jakarta for being heavily polluted and stinky, to the point we’re you can get a long infection, and being a poorly designed city and “unwalkable”. Is this all true? It seems like a great place to go explore solo as it’s very cheap both for food and hotels compared to Kuala Lumpur.
I wanna explore a place that is mostly filled with locals, not tourists.
I was planning a trip but seen almost every post bash Jakarta for being heavily polluted and stinky, to the point we’re you can get a long infection, and being a poorly designed city and “unwalkable”. Is this all true? It seems like a great place to go explore solo as it’s very cheap both for food and hotels compared to Kuala Lumpur.
I wanna explore a place that is mostly filled with locals, not tourists.
If I buy a ticket thru PAL(Philippines airlines) which is a super saver economy ticket, it says 2 free checked baggage’s but it also says “If your trip includes connecting flights operated by other airlines under one ticket, the baggage allowance will be based on the first airline in your itinerary. Their baggage policy will apply for the entire journey.” So does that mean I have to pay WestJet for a checked bag twice for the round trip? It’s a flight from Canada to Vietnam. WestJet told me they likely wouldn’t charge me but thats not comforting.
I’ll be flying from Canada into LAX, booked my ticket with Philippine airlines, but it’s WestJet taking me to and from LAX… so is 1 hour 40 mins enough time to grab my bags, clear security, and go to the gate? Will my bags even make it? Stressed out… I booked one ticket
I’m hoping for some honest and insight here. I’m currently choosing between 1 week in Da Nang or Kuala Lumpur, I’ll be going end of October and can’t change my dates. Both places are basically the same, DN is cheaper for food and stuff, hotels and flights are almost the same. Are the storms that bad that it would prevent me from doing stuff? My plan was to explore as much as I can and swim inside my hotel whenever the weather goes badly south. Not sure what to do
If I search “squid” on Google Maps no places pop up that have whole baby squids, only calamari rings… where is the best place for traditional whole squids in a spicy gravy or even by itself, is it possible to find this?