text: [{"text_idx": "#000014", "text": "Phan Thiet to Ho Chi Minh"}, {"text_idx": "#000033", "text": "About Travel to Dong Hoi"}, {"text_idx": "#000034", "text": "Dong Hoi is a city of around 120,00 inhabitants. Not so many foreign tourists choose to stay in Dong Hoi itself. Dong Hoi was nearly completed destroyed by the United States Air Force in 1965 and the city which built after the war, although pleasantly located on a river, is not particularly picturesque. There are, however, two beaches near the city (Nhat Le beach and Bao Ninh) which are fairly good."}, {"text_idx": "#000037", "text": "Phong Nha is a small village in a scenic location on the Song River at the edge of the Phong Nha \u2013 Ke Bang National Park. Phong Nha is a pleasant destination in it\u2019s own right with a holiday atmosphere, and plenty of nightlife. Local attractions, other than the Phong Nha \u2013 Ke Bang National Park, include kayaking in the river and visting rural restaurants such as the Pub With Cold Beer."}, {"text_idx": "#000040", "text": "Reaching the largest of caves in the Phong Nha \u2013 Ke Bang National Park involves a long walk through the jungle and an overnight stay in a tent. Visitors on these types of expeditions are required to join an organised tour, and these tours are relatively expense compared to the cost of living in Vietnam. Some of the other caves in the park, however, are much easier and cheaper to visit. The most accessible of the caves is Phong Nha Cave which you visit by boat from a pier right in the centre of Phong Nha Village. Phong Cave is partially submerged which means visitors can travel about 1,500 metres into the cave in a small boat."}, {"text_idx": "#000046", "text": "Vietnam Train GuideClick on the image above to read more about train services in Vietnam, including seat types, facilities and food on Vietnam Trains.Vietnam Train TimesClick on the image above for train times, station information and destination guides for popular journeys in Vietnam."}]