How To Travel from Cambodia to Vietnam for $10

Under $10? What...on a push cart? Well, as is so often the case, you can spend a great deal of money to go the tourist style, or if you know where to look, you can get almost the same service for very little and meet new folks in the process. Yes, there are several international border crossings between Cambodia and Vietnam. You MUST have a Visa...but getting a Visa for Vietnam while you are in Cambodia is very easy and your travel agent/hotel desk can do it for you quickly.

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Bavet, Cambodia - Moc Bai, Vietnam. Air-conditioned buses from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh City will cost you $10. This takes you through the Moc Bai crossing. The road between Phnom Penh and Moc Bai is in very good condition except for a short ferry crossing. The bridge over the Mekong River at Neak Luong town is still under construction. There is no bus change at the border so even if the wait can be long at the ferry crossing during special holidays and peak hours, you don't have the inconvenience of transferring from one bus to the other. By the way...take water, cookies, a flashlight and whatever else is in your "just-in-case" kit.

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Kaam Samnor, Cambodia - Ving Xuong, Vietnam. This option is a do it yourself one. From Phnom Penh, take a shared taxi ($3) or bus east on Route 1 to Neak Loeung where you take a ferry ($3) down the Mekong to the Kaam Samnor crossing where you exit Cambodia (quite a procedure). Take a motodup to Vietnamese immigration and enter Vietnam. From this crossing, take a motodup to Chau Doc, a great river's edge Vietnamese city with a few very good hotels, just a couple of kilometers away. Stay overnight or go to the central market and catch a mini-van to Ho Chi Minh City. Some guesthouses and travel agents offer daily transport packages from Phnom Penh to Chau Doc by bus and ferry for just $8....and it is a great adventure.

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Phnom Den, Cambodia-Tinh Bien, Vietnam. From Phsar Domkor in Phnom Penh take a shared taxi to Phnom Den in Takeo Province. This will cost you $10. Walk across the border to Tien Bien and you are in Vietnam. From Tien Bien, take a bus to Chau Doc, about 10 kilometers north, where you can catch a minivan to Ho Chi Minh City.

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Prek Chak, Cambodia - Xaxia, Vietnam. Often referred to as the Ha Tien Crossing, this provides easy access when you are staying in Kampot or Kep. A motodup from Kampot will cost you $10. You just c

How To Plan a Road Trip

The classic American vacation--a road trip--is a fun way to get to know the country better, and get away from it all to places you never thought possible. With airline travel growing even more complicated, inconvenient and uncomfortable than ever, it might be time for you to turn your vacation into a road trip. Don't just go from point A to point B; take the scenic route, make detours, follow those signs for the Corn Palace (Mitchell, South Dakota) or the Winchester Mystery House (San Jose, California) and see what happens! Now, while you don't need to plan too carefully--part of the romance of a road trip is the spontaneity--taking time to do a little organization will help to oil the gears, as it were, and make your ride go much more smoothly.

1. Care for Your Car: If you plan on using your own vehicle, make sure to get it checked out--by a professional mechanic preferably, or your mechanically inclined friend if you're feeling particularly trusting--before you go. Make sure you take care of those minor tune-ups before you go, because hard driving will not only exacerbate little problems, but can create entire new ones, and you don't want to find yourself stranded somewhere outside of Truckee in the middle of July with an overheated engine. Also important: Are your license and registration current? How about your insurance? Don't buckle in your seatbelt until you're sure you're prepared for minor emergencies or any encounters with authority.
2. Go Rental: Don't have a car? Still determined to drive? Rent something. You can get deals directly through companies like Avis, Enterprise or Budget, or check out sites like Travelocity or Expedia, where they do comparison searches according to your parameters in order to find you the best deal. Rental cars have insurance, and are guaranteed to be road-ready the second you start the engine, so you should be as safe as your driving allows. This can get expensive, but taking the responsibility of car ownership off you can definitely be worth it.
3. Educate Yourself: Do you know how to change a flat tire? Have you got a spare in your trunk? Regular drivers should know how to perform this relatively simple operation, but for those who don't, get a lesson. You might also want to brush up on your oil-changing skills while you're at it. Too busy? Bring a friend who can do it for you; alternatively, check your insurance to see what kind of roadside service the company offers.
   
   
   
   
4. Automotive Alternatives: Typically a road trip is done by car, but if you don't have a vehicle of your own, and don't want to rent or borrow one, you can always hop on a bus. Greyhound has lines that cover the North American continent, and if you want to see the road without having to watch it, go Greyhound. There are numerous local bus lines to take you through interesting parts of different states as well, which you can find with a simple online search for "bus lines." Such a search on Google, for example, garners 59 million hits.
5. Get a Guide: And a map! Go to the bookstore, shop online, pop into the gas station liquor store, but get good maps of everywhere you plan on being. This doesn't mean you have to plan your route down to the cul de sac, but should you find yourself on the fourth detour of the day, you'll want to be able to find your way back to the freeway before it gets too dark and lonely. This is where a good navigator comes in very handy; if you didn't already appreciate the company after three hours of wheat fields, you will when you get to the evening's motel without backtracking.
6. Make a Budget: If money is not an issue, you can skip this step; otherwise, decide how much you're willing to spend on gas, shelter, food, and tacky souvenirs, and divide it by the number of days you'll be on the road. Somewhere in the neighborhood of $40 per day seems reasonable, but if you think you can live on cheese crackers and bottled water for 10 days, feel free to use a narrower guideline. The important thing here is to be able to travel without emptying your bank account.
7. Bring Supplies: You'll get thirsty. You'll get hungry. You'll get bored. Bring a cooler so you can carry perishable snacks and keep the drinks cold. Make sure you stock up during pit stops or in town detours (grocery stores are much cheaper and have a wider variety of comestibles than the gas station); hungry drivers do not good drivers make. If you're willing to chance it, use the radio to learn about the places you're driving through, but remember that from the great flat expanses of the Midwest to the sharp drops and hairpin turns of the Sierra Nevadas, radio dead zones are everywhere. Bring along an MP3 or CD player you can play through the car stereo; be creative and make some driving mixes (or have your navigator do it). And remember: Maps, maps, maps!

Why Does Affiliate Marketing Work Well For Everyone?

By Deirdre Groves

To understand this, we must know what Internet marketing is first. Internet marketing allows the consumer to know that a product/service is available. Why affiliate marketing works well is it promotes these products or services, and earns a commission or percentage of the product.

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Phuket Go Go

It's Coyote time in the Pink Lady nightclub.

Every evening around 9.45 pm and 12 pm the bodies are moving to do the real Coyote go go. The ladies let the sexy stuff out and the waves are riding high. A tsunami of hip-hop and rap bangs out from the over tuned loudspeakers and everyone starts to move the a....

The two upper soft muscles are jumping up and down and the heat is on.

Everyone has great fun, the beer and whisky start running faster down the throat, it wont need a deep throat since almost everyone is already drunk anyway. But what does it matter its fun time at the Pink Lady Cafe in Phuket Town.

Phuket go go bars are legend, so are Phuket go-go dancer, actually in Thailand its not go-go, its coyote. Seldom is a sign like Phuket go-go bars, its always coyote.


The best Phuket go go bars are in Phuket Town, there are two good coyote go go bars, the Pink Lady Cafe with more nightclub life beside of the go go or coyote dancing. They always have around 10 go go dancers and around 40 other girls who try to make the guys happy.

No need to to talk about go go dancer costume, there is none. The 2 little pieces of textile, one up, one down actually show more than they hide, its up to the fantasy, no problem just let it out, this is nightclub fun area.
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Phuket Go-Go Girl Phuket Go-Go Girl sexy

The other good go go bar in Phuket, there are some more, is at Rasada Road, a little bit further down the road where the huge Royal Phuket City Hotel is.

At Phuket go-go bars are no male go go dancers only Asian girl. Male go go dancer can be found mainly in Bangkok's go-go bars off Suriwong road, close to Pat Pong but on the other side of Suriwong Road

Phuket Nightclub Girls

are real attractive Asian girls. Many come from Bangkok to Phuket and try to make some money maybe to decorate the house back in
northern Thailand with a satellite dish. There are beautiful Phuket girls, cute Phuket girls and most of them are free Phuket girls.
Phuket nightclub girls
Phuket nightclub girls

Not so often are gay girls or lady boys.
Almost all Phuket girls around Patong could be considered as hot girls or hot Phuket girls.

You can meet hundreds of positive thinking Phuket girls and sexy Phuket girls in the Bangla Road area at Patong Beach.

Phuket nightclub girls hang around mainly in the dozens of small bars in the roads branching off Bangla Road.Have a look around if you are out for Phuket girls dating

Club Lime nightclub in Patong

Club Lime is at the forefront of clubs in Patong. There are very few bars and clubs in Phuket that dare to play anything other than hip hop or rock music. Club Lime in Patong focuses on real clubbing tunes, covering everything from electro and techno to breaks and funky house. At one time Club Lime hosted a drum ’n’ bass event, but this proved too cutting edge, even for Patong.

Club Lime stands tall among Patong clubs as one of finer establishments in the area. The venue stays open late, often past regular closing hours, and a string of well-known guest DJs have graced the decks. Everyone from Inland Knights and Jo Mills to Adam Beyer and Thailand’s own DJ Nakadia have played at Club Lime.

Cover charge at Club Lime is typically 300 baht with two free drinks. Once inside, drinks are a little pricey, but there is a convenience store practically next door if you need to stock up on cheap beer before you go in

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Phuket sales girls and my first decent clubbing discovery

Since I arrived in Phuket three months ago I’ve been desperately searching for some real nightlife. Recently, I’ve found a couple of places of note. One such place is Club Lime in Patong, located on the beach road next to Rock City and Club Andaman Resort.

I went to Club Lime for the first time on Friday night. What’s good about this place is that it pushes real dance music and the DJs are fairly decent. The music was primarily electro, with a bit of house and tech house to boot. It was real dance floor stuff, although Club Lime doesn’t have much of a dance floor. But still, there is space in front of the bar to dance.

The guys at Club Lime are looking to push clubbing in Phuket to new boundaries. Starting next month, there will be drum ‘n’ bass nights (which I might get involved in) and more DJs will be asked to play. Nakadia is due to play October 12, and after all the stick I’ve been giving her on the Bangkok Recorder forums, I’d like to see her play again.

The only thing with Club Lime is the people who go there. This is something that needs a bit of work. Hopefully a couple of articles I’m writing will drive some actual clubbers to the venue.

At the moment, it feels a bit like Bed Supperclub. Lime is full of old dudes and property sales girls. The sales girls in particular get on my nerves because they do nothing except take pictures of one another and rub their bodies on each other when everybody is looking. Sometimes they just pose and take their own pictures. I’ve never understood this.

One thing I’ve noticed about Phuket is that there are two types of people here: teachers and people working in real estate. Then there are the media people who write about the people working in real estate. If you enjoy talking about commissions and beauty salons then the sales girls will be happy to oblige. You wouldn’t believe how much money these girls are making as well; makes me think I should have been a sales girl.

Other than the sales girls issue, Club Lime is worth checking out.