Explore Mekong Delta With Local Experience
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SAPA
Thg3. 20Sapa town stands at the head of a deep valley of magnificent rice terraces that are still worked today as they have been for centuries. Backdrops don’t get much more spectacular. Enticing ribbons of road lead the eye down to the valley floor, white-water rivers rush among rice fields, and lush green mountains stretch into the distance as far as the eye can see. The highest peak in the region, Mount Fansipan, crowns the ragged ridge line high above town.
Exploring Vietnam's Vibrant Crafts
Thg3. 20The handmade is part of Vietnam’s soul. From craft villages to the capital’s core, the country’s crafts will take you to fascinating places. Hanoi’s 36 guild streets, also known as the Old Quarter, have a long history of craftsmanship reflected in street names such as Hang Bac (Silver Street) and Hang Quat (Fan Street). Entire craft villages continue to thrive on centuries-old traditions by exporting their goods worldwide. Here’s your guide to exploring Vietnam’s time-honoured crafts.
How To Eat Like A Local In Hue
Thg3. 20The best way to get to the heart of Hue’s tremendous food culture is to take to the streets. Vietnam’s former imperial capital fostered an elegant array of dishes that continue to be the pride of its people. As Hue people say, you can get Hue cuisine elsewhere in Vietnam, but it never tastes quite the same as it does here. There’s something about the weather, the greenery and the history all around that makes eating in Huế a pleasure. Light and lovely steamed bites are even more exquisite when enjoyed in Hue's poetic gardens and countryside. If you’re ready to go beyond "Bun Bo Hue", then read on for a primer on Huế’s culinary backstory, plus seven irresistible local specialties to hunt down here.
Eating Like A Local In Ho Chi Minh City
Thg3. 16If you only have one day in Ho Chi Minh City, spend the day eating. Vietnam's most dynamic city is filled to the brim with good food. People from all over Vietnam come to Ho Chi Minh City to work, bringing with them recipes from their hometowns that over time make up the metropolis’ exciting culinary scene. Here's our insider guide to five dishes you don't want to miss.
15 Things To Do In Hoi An
Thg3. 14Hoi An is one of the best places to visit in Vietnam. Keep reading to discover the top 15 things to do in Hoi An. There are so many wonderful things and its hard to run ouf of things to do and see in the town. You have a whole array of things to do, from shopping to the beach and Old town – No wonder Hoi An is a must-visit town on your Vietnam trip.
15 Things To Do In Ho Chi Minh City
Thg3. 13Vietnam is a great place for any backpacker or person wanting a cheap holiday with lots of activities and wonderful landscapes to see. Today I am going to tell you things to do in ho chi minh city. Ho Chi Minh City was once called Saigon and changed the name to Ho Chi Minh as part of a unified Vietnam following the end of the Vietnam War. It was once the capital of Vietnam before the Vietnam War and It is the biggest city in the country and because of this you would think it’s the capital, but it is not. It is home to a rich history and is one of the most dynamic places in Vietnam, and you can see this through the cutting edge architecture and the exciting nightlife on offer. Ho Chi Minh City has one of the best street food scenes in Vietnam, there are so many things to do. I have correlated the best things for you to do and see in Ho Chi Minh city, so you don’t get overwhelmed with the number of things it has to offer and don’t miss any of the best attractions.
Vietnam's Best Outdoor Activities
Thg3. 13Take a walk on the wild side in Vietnam, a country overflowing with outdoor adventures. Go kitesurfing off the rugged coastline, scale mountains for spectacular views, or burrow inside the world's largest caves - so much awaits you in Vietnam's wonderful outdoors. here's the "What, where, and how" on seven must-try experiences across the country.
15 Dreamy Desserts To Try In Viet Nam
Thg3. 13Across the world, Vietnamese cuisine is famous for its subtle flavours and ultra-fresh ingredients. Vietnamese sweets are not only a refreshing treat on a balmy day, but an adventure in texture and flavour. From puddings to pastries, here are 15 sweet snacks you must taste on your travels in Vietnam.
Con Son Islet achieves success in eco-tourism development
Thg1. 16A clean and unique beauty along with local hospitality has made Con Son, an islet in the southern city of Can Tho, one of the country's most attractive destinations for green community tourism.
