Vietnam has become a favourite country of mine not only because it’s cheaper than Thailand, but also because of its unique mix of Chinese, Viet, and Champa influence. Vietnamese cuisine is one of my top favourite things as is their tea culture, not to mention that Phong Nha in Central Vietnam will always be my top national park destination.
From rice paddies in the north, caves in the center, and sand dunes and delta to the south, here are my guides to Vietnam:
Last updated on August 17th, 2019 at 02:03 pm This is post 25 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Phong Nha is undoubtedly the adventure capital of Vietnam, especially when it comes to mountains and caves. Aside from visiting the caves, jungle trekking is a popular activity for those visiting the town. There is a […]
Last updated on August 17th, 2019 at 02:00 pm This is post 24 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Paradise Cave in Phong Nha, Vietnam is named so for a reason. Discovered in 1992 by a local hunting in the forest, it has since become one of the most popular caves to visit in the […]
This is post 23 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” As one of the biggest cities in central Vietnam, it’s no question that there are plenty of restaurants and cuisine to try in Da nang. Since my first visit in 2016, Da nang has transformed from a city in development to a full fledged metropolis […]
This is post 22 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Da nang to Hue is a popular route for many and for good reasons. Hue was the capital of the last dynasty in Vietnam while Da nang is the largest city in central Vietnam and is also home to an international airport. There are many […]
This is post 21 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Danang and Hoi An has become a popular trip combo for those visiting Central Vietnam. It’s not hard to see why as going from Danang to Hoi An takes as little as 30-45 minutes. While some will stay at one place and take a day […]
This is post 20 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Vietnam has become a popular country to visit, whether you are on a backpacker budget or for luxury travels. When it comes to an itinerary, it can be difficult to choose between all that the country has to offer. I have travelled to Vietnam three […]
Last updated on July 16th, 2019 at 09:13 am This is post 19 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Although I didn’t manage to discover as many amazing food spots in Ho Chi Minh City as I did in Hanoi, there are nonetheless more than I could include in a single post on what to […]
Last updated on July 16th, 2019 at 09:15 am This is post 18 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, is the biggest city in southern Vietnam. With a population of over 13 million and growing, it is more of a sprawling metropolis than Hanoi with its many […]
Last updated on July 20th, 2018 at 09:45 am This is post 17 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Glamping isn’t the first thing that pops into people’s mind when they visit Vietnam, neither is the Dak Lak region. Discovered through the Glamping Hub, I had such a wonderful time at Lak Tented Camp that […]
Last updated on July 16th, 2019 at 09:19 am This is post 16 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Ninh Binh is known as Halong Bay on land, with the same beautiful karst mountains dotted between rivers and rice paddies. Only two hours south of Hanoi, it makes a perfect day trip but to really […]
Last updated on August 14th, 2018 at 03:08 pm This is post 15 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Southern Vietnam has been visited by millions of people, with cities such as Saigon, Mui Ne, Dalat being a favourite among travellers. But did you know that there are wineries in this region? That’s right, you […]
Last updated on July 16th, 2019 at 09:22 am This is post 14 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” When thinking of northern Vietnam, Sapa is without a doubt one of the main attraction. Located near the China-Vietnam border high up in the mountains, Sapa is known for its rice paddies and hill tribes. However, […]
