Viet Nam

Are you young and keen on working with a dynamic community? Do you hope to find an inspiring and flexible desk to boost your work productivity? Discover the most amazing workplaces in Ho Chi Minh City.

Grandiose structures and imperial residences, ladies dressed in Ao Dai and Non La, and pushcart vendors offering their colorful fruits and vegetables or steaming fresh local specialties… all this and more is Hue, Vietnam’s former capital, and imperial city.

Emerging from a booming economic scene, the nightlife in Da Nang saw a dramatic leap towards the most recent Western trends. Said to be the most livable city in Vietnam, its once modest drinking scene is evolving, bonding the locals and travelers alike.

Saigon is known to have a delicious food culture – from the streets to the stores. You have a wide array of diverse dishes, catering to every need and taste. But the exciting drinking culture is still remains somewhat still a mystery.

Hardly could you find any café in Saigon today offering you this filtering method! Instead of using Vietnamese traditional ‘phin’ nor any modern techniques, they use a net to filter the coffee.

Let’s discover one of the Top 10 weirdest (but freaking yummy) foods from around the world right here in Ho Chi Minh city: trứng vịt lộn aka fully formed duck egg, and even more ;)

Choose one of these eco-friendly accommodations and your trip to Vietnam will become more interesting! Why, you ask? Google gives us many reasons of why to stay eco-friendly. However, I would like to add mine: because we care, and caring either makes our hearts warmer or reduces global warming.

Astonishingly enthralling and utterly exotic, Vietnam has proven its well-deserved position as a popular destination for globetrotters around the world. This beautiful country never fails to leave you with good memories of stunning natural beauty, vibrant culture and delicious cuisine.

This article is the first one ever to fully explore the history, the current life, the culture, and the legends of the ethnic minorities living in Sapa. In part one of this two part series, I will cover the two most major ethnicities that you will surely interact with during your trip to Sapa.

“Why do so many ladies wear pajamas on the streets?”