Viet Nam

If you are interested in history and you have read about the Vietnam War, you are probably familiar with Khe Sanh Combat Base. Making the ride to this historical place is truly an adventure which will stay forever in your memories about Vietnam.

Vietnam is not only famous for its delicious cuisine, but it’s also resplendent with tropical fruits galore. Let's take a look at our most interesting fruits that you may have never seen before!

Vietnam is known for its amazing food, breathtaking landscapes, and extraordinary culture. But what about tattooing? Should travelers consider getting a tattoo in Vietnam? My answer is yes and here’s why.

There are several ways to navigate the maze of Saigon. You can only truly know Vietnam, and Saigon in particular, once you zigzag among the crowded city streets on a motorbike.

Located on the bank of the Perfume River, Hue is a popular destination among tourists. This does not mean you have to follow the traditional sight-seeing route, let's embark on a different adventure off the beaten track.

Da Nang is sometimes overlooked in a travel itinerary but that would be a big mistake for this city is not only the most liveable city in Vietnam, it is home to so many hidden treasures. If you are planning to visit this city, spare a day or two to explore some off-the-beaten-track locations.

During the Vietnam War, in order to take back the city from the North Vietnamese Army’s siege, the American forces used heavy artillery and airstrikes that almost destroyed the entire city. What we have today is the effort of a 30-year re-construction and conservation effort by the government and the people after the war.

To describe Phu Yen in an adjective, there is nothing more accurate than astonishing! Mother Nature was a little biased in giving Phu Yen Da Dia Reef, a natural masterpiece that rivals the only four or five places in the world with similar scenery.

On this episode of Christina’s “Street Feast” series, Onetrip team member Tran rolls out with the freshest Vietnamese spring rolls (nem cuon) in Saigon.

40 years in business. Albeit the intensifying crackdown on street food vendors in Ho Chi Minh City, this goi kho bo cart continues to flourish among locals and is now being visited by locals thanks to the world wide web. So, What Is It? Goi kho bo, also known as …