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3,297 km
654:05 h
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Lucy went for a hike.
January 7, 2026
01:40
6.85km
4.1km/h
200m
220m
Lucy went for a hike.
January 3, 2026
02:00
11.6km
5.8km/h
220m
280m
Lucy went for a bike ride.
December 23, 2025
We hired e-bikes and cycled right across Cát Bà Island, following the main road that cuts through *Cát Bà National Park - jungle, limestone karsts, quiet villages, and endless moments of *wow*. We rode from town to the Northern Pier, stopped in Gia Luận village for a well-earned lunch, then cruised back via Bến Bèo Pier. Mile after mile of breathtaking scenery, fresh air, and that deep, satisfying feeling of being properly in a place, not just passing through it. As avid hikers, cycling isn’t something we do often, but honestly, we loved it. And the e-bike was a game changer. The hills that would’ve broken us became a joy, letting us soak up the views instead of counting breaths!
02:27
47.4km
19.3km/h
400m
400m
Lucy went for a hike.
December 19, 2025
Amazing! We saw lots of Critically endangered Red-shanked Douc Langurs - easily missed if you were travelling by scooter or car. All road walking, through the mountain. But barely any traffic, as it's restricted. There were a couple of cafes along the way, for refreshments. Lots of view points (although sadly, we didn't get the weather for this). There were plenty of small waterfalls along the way (not sure in dry season) where you could refill water if you have a filter bottle. We headed down to Cong Vien Khi (monkey park) at the end - not down on Komoot, as we stopped the recording. But there's so many rhesus macaques here, it's well worth checking out. Very easy to get a Grab to the start (approx £5.00 from Da Nang centre) and from the end points ( approx £6.50).
15.5km
720m
610m
Lucy went for a hike.
December 4, 2025
Phnom Bakheng - the oldest temple-mountain in Angkor, built in the late 800s, offering panoramic views over the forest canopy. Baksei Chamkrong - a small yet striking pyramid dedicated to Shiva, known for its steep steps and surviving brick sanctuary tower. Bayon Temple - the heart of Angkor Thom, famous for its 216 serene, smiling faces of Avalokiteshvara watching over the city. Baphuon Temple - a massive 11th-century structure once considered the “Tower of Bronze,” partly restored like a giant 3D jigsaw puzzle. Phimeanakas (Pheanakas) - the royal temple inside the ancient palace grounds, wrapped in myths of kings who once met a serpent spirit here each night. All of this sits within the Angkor Archaeological Park, once the capital of the mighty Khmer Empire, a civilisation that flourished from the 9th to the 15th century. The scale, engineering, and artistry of Angkor is mind-blowing: vast reservoirs, precise city planning, and stonemasonry so intricate and abundant it barely seems possible for its time.
01:28
6.80km
4.7km/h
90m
60m
It's quite the magical place 😀 did you get blessed by the monks
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