During the trip to Ba Den Mountain, the transfer driver dropped passengers off at a stop a few hundred meters from the foot of the mountain and said the bus company couldn't take them near the gate so they had to take a motorbike taxi for 10k/person. It wasn't worth much. But I felt cheated and extremely uncomfortable because I came from far away. On the return trip, I got in very close to the barrier gate and was able to pick me up. It was the same driver!!! The driver was very attentive and enthusiastic, with his own driver. The transit driver tried to buy a ticket to the mountain to get a bottle of mineral water. If he didn't buy it, he dropped the passenger far away at the rest stop and told him to come in and eat and then take a motorbike taxi.🤣🤣🤣

10 points no but, car service from az

Miko limousine is a new transport provider that travels between Cambodia and Vietnam. The green buses are shiny and new and the seats are super comfortable. I really enjoyed my trip from Ho Chi Minh City to PP on this provider and it’s well worth paying the extra five dollars.

We went by bus at 19:30 Danang - Nha Trang. The blue illuminated bus looks like a spaceship of the future. Super comfortable! If possible, take the top bunks, and in the middle of the cabin (at least the second row from the drivers, because they can smoke and chat the whole trip) and at least the second row from the toilet (it may smell). We had a clean, comfortable toilet, modern leather seats, and blankets. The driver drove moderately, did not honk excessively at night and did not brake sharply. We slept well) at 4:30 we arrived at the station near Nha Trang. There everyone was asked to get out, given their things and put into a Sprinter, which went to the center of Nha Trang. Due to the fact that this nuance with the transfer was not agreed upon in advance, it naturally raised many questions from passengers. But the drivers don't speak English. They only show you with gestures where to go)) And they literally forcefully transfer you into the sprinter so that you don’t get lost)