Viet Nam

This article is not for those of you traveling for a month or more, and it covers the middle of the road expenses, not too much and not too little. If you have roughly a week or two, with the most casual experiences in mind, read below.

The pagoda grounds possess poetic scenery with green trees, glassy lakes, and an abundance of calligraphic works. There are five lakes in total each with elegant bridges. You will find many calligraphic works written on stones or columns too, there’s even a house for calligraphy in the pagoda.

If you are interested in history and culture, when it comes to Ninh Binh, you should not miss Phat Diem Cathedral Complex. Let’s find out more about this mighty building and its construction!

Phu Quoc - or as the Vietnamese people often call it “Pearl Island” - has lived right up to its nickname for having white-sand beaches and pristine natural scenes. Now imagine you have two perfect days to spend, what would you do on this gorgeous island? No more wondering, the answer is here!

After spending time in bustling cities like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Hoi An, it’s time to head to a place where the essence of Vietnam hasn’t been as strongly impacted by western influence and tourism. Phu Yen is the perfect place to experience just that.

If the thought of entering Ben Thanh Market unescorted by an armored guard terrifies you to your toes, you now have some awesome alternative to fill in your time.

Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park Hello! We’re here with Mike Rowbottom of Phong Nha Farmstay and Easy Tiger Hostels in Phong Nha talking about why Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park is such an up-and-coming area.  Hello, Mike! So can you give us a little history lesson about the …

If you are travelling in the south of Vietnam and have no clue about where to go apart from Saigon and the Mekong Delta, here are 10 reasons you should check Phu Quoc out. Moreover, I also cover some travel tips about this area for you.

Vietnamese coffee (café sua or cafe den) has recently become popular with international travelers visiting Vietnam. Just walk up the street and you’ll run into a coffee shop guaranteed. Drinking coffee is part of one’s daily routine, treated as a ritual by old people especially. You’ll find that the Vietnamese …

Vietnam is a long stretch of a country, so it makes sense that the tastes of the locals and thus the cuisines change depending on location.