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Do you recomend this YTT?
Namaste, I'm planning to do my YTT there but I havent find too many reviews about YogaPoint. can you pls tell me what do you think about it? as a yogi, teacher. student? Thank you very much for your help!

Indian visa in Hanoi
We just got our Indian visa in Hanoi, in 4 days. We were given a 4 month visa, even though we asked for 3 month visa. It is a single entry visa. We filled out the forms online, and printed them off and brought them with us. We also had 2 hostel world bookings but they didn't even look at those and handed them back to us. They also gave us back our photocopies of our Vietnam visa, our passports and our entry stamps. All he kept was the forms, our passports and passport photos. The visa cost 63 USD each. I think since they announced back in February that from September, you can get visa on arrival, they have made the process alot easier and stress free when applying at embassies. We wern't asked any questions in the embassy, just sat down for 5 minutes and told to come back today to pick them up. So what they wanted was Our Irish passports Passport photos Printed off forms. They didn't even look at and handed back the following to us Photocopies of our passports, Vietnamese visa, entry stamp Hostel world bookings. A very easy process overall.

Hello Erin,
I've discovered your blogs today and have enjoyed reading a few. I look forward to reading about your quest to become a yogi master...ok, maybe not, but enough to teach a few things. Great adventures. Keep those blogs coming.

Hello!
Hello Erin! I somehow, just started getting your travel blogs after not hearing from you in a long time. I love what you are doing but I am not sure what you HAVE been doing. You spent time in the Peace Corp. I think and now you're traveling around by yourself? What are you onto next? and for how long will you be traveling about? Good luck to you and be safe. Lucille

Oh My!
I can't help, but comment because I suddenly miss Philippino food. Been to the PH once and I was pleasantly surprised with the cuisine. Sisig, adobo and halo-halo!! If you're still there, go look for those crispy fried tilapias and bangus (milkfish, I think), siniggang soup, karekare and tinola chicken.

Happy Easter Greetings
Hi Erin, All of your blogs are awesome. The photos are amazing too. Where is your next destination? Keep blogging and good luck with your next adventure. Love ya, Aunt Linda

India visa in hanoi
You need two passport sized photos, when I got there they only took one. Make sure your not wearing your glasses in the photo, apparently they aren't a fan of that.

Smidge of off roading??? I could only imagine!

Crazy Bus Ride!
Only you could somehow make this bus ride funny! So was it worth saving $150.? I think so!

Erin , you are awsome and brave for experiencing the world this way! Stay safe....