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

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  Drink a 'ca phe sua da'

  It’s not an overstatement to say that 'ca phe sua da' represents a unique aspect of Vietnamese culture, particularly in Saigon. The mere mention of the drink is...

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  Feed Your Hunger with Pho

  Ah, the national dish. A good bowl of Pho solves any trouble. You can have the dish made vegetarian (although I’d question the broth) or with your choice of meat. Almost...

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  Mekong Delta by Vespa!

  When most people hear Vespa, they think about Italy. Not in Saigon! Vespa Adventures can take you out on tour to the lush Mekong Delta, or if you’d rather stay in the...

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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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  Water Sports

  For active travelers who want to experience the thrill with watercraft, baskets boat sailing or watch the sea on the parachute fly.., Danang beach on summer become ideal...

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  Hanoi Street Food

  Hanoi is famous for not only having a lot of beautiful, stunning, cultural and historical landscapes but also owning many special and delicious dishes which are only served...

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  See Dalat from the cable cab

  Dalat cable car attracts many tourists by an interesting journey to enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the city from the cable car as : Xuan Huong lake , Tuyen Lam lake, Truc...

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  Swimming in Halong Bay

  Halong Bay is said to be one of the best place to swim in Vietnam with numerous beaches. The bay is not only an ideal place for sunbathing with dazzling sunlight, but also a...

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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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  Sapa Museum

  The museum is housed in an attractive stilt house with a static exhibit upstairs which runs uninspiringly through the history of the Sapa region before moving on to some...

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