Try Not To Get Hit By a Scooter – No Joke!

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  Peddle Boat the West Lake like a … swan?

  The West Lake is a little less packed with tourists than Hoam Kiem Lake, I assume based purely on the distance from the Old Quarter. One of the neat things about West Lake is...

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  Take a cruise along Huong river

  Huong river is a romantic and poetic river which crosses the capital city of Hue , in the central Vietnamese province of Thua Thien Hue. A trip to Hue would...

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  Bike tour to countryside

  Bicycles can be hired all around Hoi An but if you want to have a safe and active Hoi An cycling tour then you will need to be guided by an local expert. This is the best...

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  Trekking Bach Ma National Park

  Bach Ma National Park  is one of Vietnam’s most famous areas of outstanding natural beauty, a dream destination for those interested...

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  Slide sand dunes

  Sand Dunes in Phan Thiet are very famous not only with domestic tourists but also foreign tourist. And on the sand dunes, the most exciting thing to do is taking a sand...

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  Enjoy a dog racing in Vung Tau

  Traveling to Vung Tau on weekends, you’ll have an opportunity to enjoy a dog racing and it only takes place in Vung Tau. Dog racing was introduced to Vietnam and...

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  Fast and Furious Foodie Tour

  By far our favourite thing we did in HCMC was the XO Foodie Tour. We visited multiple districts and ate many foods that were new to us, but part of the thrill was zipping...

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  Explore Vietnamese History BEYOND the War

  Vietnam is and should be known for more than the terrible war, which is where the Museum of Vietnamese History comes in. See gorgeous artefacts from the many regions of the...

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  Enjoy listening " Don ca tai tu" in Bac Lieu

  Bac Lieu is the hometown of Cao Van Lau who is a famous musician in unique folk art form “ Don ca tai tu”. If you have a chance to travel to Bac Lieu, you...

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  Climbing Fansipan

  Treks are usually overnight, or even over three days, with accommodation in tents or bamboo huts located at just over 2,200 metres.

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